The Story of the Woman's PartyGillmore, Inez Haynes
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The Story of the Woman's Party
Gillmore, Inez Haynes
National Woman's Party; Paul, Alice, 1885-1977; Women -- Suffrage -- United States
Why is the Girl from the West Getting all the 76
Attention? Cartoon by Nina Allender
The Suffragist’s Dream. Cartoon by Nina Allender 146
Inez Milholland in the Washington Parade, March 3, 184
1913
Joy Young at the Inez Milholland Memorial Service 188
Wage Earners Picketing the White House, February, 200
1917
The Thousand Pickets try vainly to Deliver Their 204a
Resolutions to the President, March 4, 1917
A Thousand Pickets Marching Around the White 204b
House, March 4, 1917
Obeying Orders, Washington Police Arresting White 256a
House Pickets Before the Treasury Building
The Patrol Wagon Waiting the Arrival of the 256b
Suffrage Pickets
Burning the President’s Words at the Lafayette 356a
Monument, Washington
A Summer Picket Line 356b
Lucy Branham Burning the President’s Words at the 364b
Lafayette Monument
The Russian Envoy Banner, August, 1917 364b
One of the Watchfires of Freedom 396a
A Policeman Scatters the Watchfire 396b
Suffragist Rebuilding the Fire Scattered by the 398a
Police
The Last Suffragist Arrested. The Fire Burns On 398b
The Oldest and the Youngest Pickets 448
The Flag Complete 462
Every Good Suffragist the Morning after 470
Ratification. Cartoon by Nina Allender
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PART ONE
1913 and 1914
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I
INTRODUCTION
IN 1912 the situation in the United States in regard to the
enfranchisement of women was as follows:
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