Summary

History of Woman Suffrage/Volume 6… (1922)

Hawaii 715 Congress refuses to let its Legislature control the suffrage — National Suffrage Association protests — Its president, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, at Honolulu — Mrs. Pitman, of Brookline, Mass., holds meetings there — Legislature sends resolution to Congress — Senator John F. Shafroth gets Bill through Congress — Efforts of Hawaiian women with their Legislature.
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History of Woman Suffrage/Volume 6… (1922)

Efforts of the Women to secure action from the Legislature of each Province — Victory in Ontario after long struggle — War time Woman Suffrage Act of the Dominion Parliament — Granting of complete suffrage in 1918 — — The Legislatures of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia give Provincial suffrage — Quebec refuses — Women of Newfoundland still disfranchised. South Africa 767 The National Parliament persistently declines to enfranchise women — Their strong efforts for the vote Granted in several of the States — Mrs.
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History of Woman Suffrage/Volume 6… (1922)

Catt uses the War as text for great speech — It brought Woman Suffrage to many countries — Women present from thirty-six, including five members of Parliament — Delegates entertained by the Municipality — Treasurer's report tells of help of United StatesCongress votes to continue the Alliance.
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