The History of Woman Suffrage, Volume V

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• Eager, Harriet A, [188].
• Eaker, Helen N, [337].
• Eastman, Max,
  • on need of politics to develop women;
    • will improve family life, [285].
• Eaton, Dr. Cora Smith,
  • tribute to, [17]; [35]; [37]; [42-3]; [68];
  • tribute to Pioneers, [142]; [145]; [150]; [264];
  • see [King].
• Eberhard, Gov. Adolph O. (Minn.), [382].
• Eddy, Sarah J, portrait of Miss Anthony, [744].
• Edson, Katharine Philips, [559].
• Education, opportunities for women, [iv.]
• Educational Qualifications for Suffrage, [32], [66], [76];
  • plea of Mrs. Swift, [77];
  • argument of Mayor Rudolph Blankenburg, [77-8];
  • Mrs. Gilman objects, [78];
  • natl. suff. conv. votes in favor but not policy of assn, [78];
  • Miss Kearney's demand for it, [82];
  • Mrs. Catt approves, [89];
  • Miss Mills for, [110].
• Edwards, Mrs. Richard E, [559]; [570]; [610]; [689]; [717].
• Eichelberger, J. S, at last suff. hearing; grilled by members of com, [584].
• Election of Officers of National American Suffrage Association,
  • in 1901, [17];
  • in 1902, [43];
  • in 1903, [67];
  • in 1904, [107];
  • in 1905, [145];
  • in 1906, [161];
  • in 1907, [204];
  • in 1908, [238];
  • in 1909, [260];
  • in 1910, [282];
  • in 1911, [324];
  • in 1912, [342];
  • in 1913, [373];
  • in 1914, [424];
  • in 1915, [456];
  • in 1916, [501];
  • in 1917, [540-1];
  • in 1919, directors elected, [559],
    • old board continued, [574];
  • in 1920, [595], [600-1];
  • list of officers at beginning of first 19 chapters;
  • newspapers compliment election methods, [238].
• Eliot, Rev. Thomas L. and Mrs, [121].
• Ellicott, Mrs. William M, [183]; [319].
• Ely, Richard T, for wom, suff, [196].
• Engle, Mrs. L. H, [540].
• Equal Guardianship, [327].
• Etz, Anna Cadogan, [219].
• Eustis, William Henry, [7].
• Evald, Emmy, [40-1];
  • addresses House com. on status of women in Sweden, [51];
  • urges wom. suff. in U. S, [52].
• Evans, Ernestine, [548]; [585].
• Evans, Mrs. Glendower,
  • bef. House Judic. Com, [429];
  • closes hearing with eulogy of Pres. Wilson, stirs com, [434];
  • bef. Senate com, [466];
  • debate on future work of Natl. Assn, [487].
• Evans, Sarah A, [120].

F.

• Fairbanks, Vice-President Charles W, [191]; [705].
• Fairchild, Charles S, [653-4]; [680]; [682].
• Fall, U. S. Sen. Albert B, [711].
• Fallows, Bishop Samuel,
  • espouses cause of wom. suff, [104];
  • officiates at Dr. Shaw's mem. service, [611].
• Farmer Labor Party and Committee of 48 on League of Women Voters' planks, [700].
• Farraday, Mabel, [448].
• Farrar, Edgar H, [57].
• Fawcett, Millicent Garrett (Mrs. Henry), hon. pres. of British Natl. Union,
  • writes chapter for History, [iii];
  • tribute to Dr. Shaw, [761].
• Federal Amendments,
  • 14th, defines citizenship, puts "male" in Natl. Constitution, [619];
  • 15th guarantees male suff, women protest, [620];
  • women demand 16th, [622];
  • try to vote under 14th, Miss Anthony arrested, [622];
  • Mrs. Minor brings suit, [623];
  • res. for 16th presented in Cong, first hearings granted, [623];
  • reports of committees, first Senate vote, [624];
  • for income tax and election of U. S. Senators, [625].
• Federal Elections Bill,
  • natl. conv. approves, [424];
  • introd. in Cong, Miss Clay explains, [452];
  • natl. conv. endorses, [501]; [504];
  • see [U. S. Elections Bill].
• Federal Enfranchisement of Men,
  • natl. constl. conv. and naturalization act enfranchised most men in U. S. religious and property tests abolished, [745-6];
  • congressl. action gave suff. to negro and Indian men;
    • only women sent to States, [746].
• Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment,
  • effect on laws for women and office holding, [iv];
  • natl. assn's. work for, [vi], [xvii], [1], [2];
  • vote taken, [xxii];
  • submitted and 6,000 legislators vote for, [xxiii];
  • proclaimed, text of, [xxiv];
  • work described in full in first 20 chapters;
  • plan of work for, [8];
  • petitions for in 1913, [368];
  • Natl. Assn's. work for, [369];
  • Pres. Wilson urged to recommend, [373-376];
  • great effort for in 1913, [378-380];
  • Senate Com. reports favorably, [380];
  • Dem. members of Cong. caucus against, [397];
  • in danger of being replaced, [411];
  • status in 1914 in Senate and House, [412-13];
  • receives majority vote in Senate but not two-thirds;
    • votes in the past, [413];
  • re-introduced by Sen. Bristow, [415];
  • hearing bef. House Com, [415], [426];
  • Amend. reported, [417];
  • sometimes called Susan B. Anthony Amend, [423].
  • For arguments on see Congressl. Hearings and conv. speeches.
  • Voted on first time in House of Representatives, [439];
  • first measure introd. in Cong, in 1915, [440];
  • Dr. Shaw asks Pres. Wilson to use his influence for, [440];
  • conv. speeches show work for it paramount, [444];
  • Com. on Rules reports it;
    • pressure by women on members of Cong. from their districts, [449];
  • natl. suff. conv. 1915, resolves to work only for original Fed. Amend, [452];
  • strong demand for it, [460-1];
  • lost in Senate and House, 1914-15, new hearings granted by committees, [461];
  • southern women appeal for, [472];
  • record of Dem. and Repub. members of Cong, [474-5];
  • Prog. Prohib. and Soc. natl. convs. declare for, [480];
  • debate at Atlantic City suff. conv. on continuing work for, [486];
  • vote largely in favor, [487];
  • object lesson in its necessity, [488];
  • Mrs. Catt says only way to wom. suff, [489];
  • natl. conv. resolves to concentrate all its resources on getting it through Cong, [501];
  • Congressl. Com. report of great "drive" for, [503];
  • members of Lower House from equal suff. States have hearing for bef. House Judic. Com, [504];
  • nation-wide plan of work for, [510];
  • conditions at end of 1917 favorable to, [514];
  • delegates to natl. suff. conv. discuss it with their Senators and Representatives, many pledged, [516];
  • Mrs. Catt says Cong. must deal with, [517];
  • Pres. Wilson reaches a belief in, [520];
  • Mrs. Catt's strong plea for, [520-1];
  • issues nation-wide appeal, [523];
  • her book on, [532];
  • Mrs. Shuler reports work for all over the country, [538-9];
  • Natl. Assn. will campaign against enemies in Cong, [542];
  • Cong. urged to submit as a War measure, [543];
  • hearings bef. coms. of Cong, [545-549];
  • Lower House votes in favor, Senate defeats, 1918, [550-1];
  • nation-wide campaign by Natl. Amer. Assn, [554-557];
  • Pres. Wilson sends best wishes for, [558];
  • change of form proposed, conv. refuses, [561];
  • no merging of assn. till Fed. Amend, secured, [561];
  • Mrs. Park's report, complete summary;
    • House Judic. Com. tries to defeat;
    • Pres. Wilson advises the Amend, [562];
  • Wom. Suff. Com. appt. gives five days' hearing;
    • Speaker Clark assists;
    • five hours' debate, [562];
  • vote in House;
    • five days' discussion in Senate;
    • Pres. Wilson's appeal in person;
    • vote, Oct. 1918, [563], [761];
  • second appeal from the President;
    • vote in Feby, 1919, [565];
  • twenty-five State Legislatures call for submission, [564];
  • Dem. caucus opposes, [565];
  • Natl. Assn. continues its efforts, [574];
  • last hearing bef. com. of Cong, [577];
  • Roosevelt and Pres. Wilson support;
    • not to ask for it would be treason, [579];
  • Pres. Wilson urges, [583];
  • sentiment in South, [580], [582-3], [588-9], [590];
  • four days' hearing ends;
    • favorable report, debate in Lower House and vote to submit, [593];
  • record of ratifications, [598];
  • Governors called on by natl. suff. conv. for spec. sessions, [600];
  • strenuous work for from natl. suff. headqrs. in New York and Washtn, under Mrs. Catt's supervision, [604];
  • great "drive" for ratification, [604-606].
  • Entire chapter on Amend, [618];
  • first petitions for, [619];
  • first resolutions for in Cong, [621];
  • first vote in Senate, 1887, [624];
    • discussed, [626];
  • second vote, 1914, [627];
  • first vote in Lower House, [629];
  • struggle for second, [635];
    • vote, [636-7];
  • action of House Judic. Com, [627-8]-9, [631];
  • Senate com. gives hearing and makes favorable report, [633];
  • difficulty in Senate, [637-8];
  • 1,000 prominent men petition for, [638];
  • five days' debate, [639];
  • vote, Oct. 1, 1918, [640];
  • vote, Feb. 10, 1919;
    • analyzed by States, [642];
  • final vote in House, analyzed by States, [644];
  • debate in Senate, final vote, signed by Vice-pres. and Speaker, [645-6];
  • friends and foes, [641-646];
  • table of votes, [647].
  • See [Ratification].
  • Proclaimed by Secy. of State, [652];
  • many law suits;
    • U. S. Sup. Ct, decides in favor, [653-655];
  • opp. by women's Anti-Suff. Assns, [679];
    • by men's, [681-2];
  • record of polit. natl. convs, [702-719];
  • appeals for amend, in 1912, [709];
    • at Repub. natl. conv, 1916, [711];
    • at Dem, [712];
  • great change, [715];
  • endorsed by all parties at natl. convs, 1920, [714], [717], [718];
  • indebtedness to bequest of Mrs. Frank Leslie, [755];
  • Pres. Wilson's address to Senate in its favor, [761].
• Federal Woman Suffrage Association,
  • at hearings, [383], [427], [428];
  • organized, officers, object, [656];
  • memorializes Cong. and polit. convs;
    • at Columbian Expos, [657];
  • Congressl. hearings on bills, conv. in San Francisco, [678];
  • Miss Clay's U. S. Elec. bill, [659].
• Federation of Women's Clubs,
  • Genl. and State, endorse wom. suff, [xix];
  • Genl. Fedn. invites suff. speaker, [206];
  • coöperates with Natl. Suff. Assn, [210];
  • sends first greeting to natl. suff. conv, [215];
  • causes "epidemic of suffrage meetings," [313];
  • in States, bills show civic conscience, [350];
  • Genl Fedn, [638].
• Feickert, Lillian J,
  • on N. J. campn, [409]; [444];
  • at Anthony celebr, [615].
• Fels, Joseph, [340-1].
• Fels, Mrs. Joseph, [542].
• Fensham, Florence (Turkey), [42].
• Ferguson, Gov. James E. (Texas), [713].
• Fernald, Fannie J, [194].
• Fessenden, Susan, [176]; [185]; [188].
• Field, Mrs. Cyrus W, [372]; [405].
• Field, Sara Bard,
  • motors from San Francisco to Washtn. with suff. petition, [466-7];
  • bef. House Judic. Com, [476];
  • at natl. Repub. conv, [711].
• Finley, Dr. Caroline,
  • work in women's Oversea Hospitals during the war, [733];
  • decorated by Prince of Wales, [735].
• Finnegan, Annette, [669].
• Fitch, Dean Florence M, [664].
• FitzGerald, Susan Walker, [286];
  • asks suff. for home makers, [300];
  • elected natl. rec. secy, [324]; [326];
  • at Senate hearing, [347]; [425]; [456]; [556].
• Flags,
  • Miss Barton's at Intl. Suff. Conf.;
    • the suff. flag, [24];
  • Penn. suff. assn. presents one to Natl, [501];
  • Dr. Shaw's tribute to flag of U. S, [511];
  • "service" flag of assn, [517];
  • Dr. Shaw's tribute to American, [758].
• Fleischer, Rabbi Charles, [258].
• Fleming, Stephen B, [713].
• Fletcher, U. S. Sen. Duncan U, [640].
• Formad, Dr. Marie (France), [733].
• Foss, Samuel Walter, [328].
• Foster, J. Ellen, [42]; [109].
• Foster, Genl. John W, [467].
• Foster, Mabel, [266].
• Foster, U. S. Rep. Martin D. (Ills.), [548].
• Fouke, Mrs. Philip B, [560].
• Foulke, Commissr. William Dudley, [38]; [64]; [178]; [258].
• Foxcroft, Frank, [678].
• Fray, Ellen Sully, [17]; [106].
• Frazer, Helen, tells of British women's war work, which brought suff, [544]; [576].
• Freeman, Elizabeth, [333].
• Freeman, Mary Wilkins, for wom. suff, [297].
• Frelinghuysen, U. S. Sen. Joseph S, as St. Senator approves School suff. for women, [320]; [565]; [640].
• French, U. S. Rep. Burton L. (Ida.), [658].
• French, Mrs L. Crozier, [395];
  • welcomes natl. suff. conv. to Nashville, [398]; [425].
• French, Rose, [317].
• Friedland, Sofja Levovna, [28]; [40]; [45];
  • addresses House com. on status of woman in Russia, [50]; [73].
• Friends' Equal Rights Association, [42];
  • orgztn. and work for wom. suff, [664-667].
• Frierson, Solicitor General William L, [654].
• Fry, Susannah M. D, [194].
• Fuller, Mrs. B. Morrison, [553].
• Fuller, Chief Justice Melville Weston, decision on appointment of presidential electors, [130].
• Funck, Emma Maddox, arranges for and welcomes natl. suff. conv. in Balto, [151];
  • it passes vote of thanks, [180].
• Funck, Dr. William, [180].
• Funk, Antoinette, work for Pres. suff. in Ills, [370]; [381]; [409];
  • on Congressl. Com, [411];
  • bef. House Judic. Com, refers to new Fed. Suff. Amend, [415-16];
  • explains and defends Shafroth Amend, to natl. suff. conv, [416-418];
  • report of campn. work in western States; found liquor interests active; travels 8,000 miles, [419-422];
  • re-appointed vice chmn, [424];
  • foreshadows new Fed. Amend, at Congressl. hearing, [427];
  • chmn. Campn. and Survey Com, work in N. J. campn, [447];
  • report for Congressl. Com, [451]; [454]; [503];
  • resigns from com, [506]; [726];
  • sponsor for Shafroth Palmer Amend, [747-8].

G.

• Gage, Matilda Joslyn, writes Women's Declaration of Rights, [333].
• Gains, for wom. suff. in 1907, [213];
  • in 1908, [243].
• Gale, Zona, [425];
  • offers res. to unite work of Natl. Suff. Assn. and Congressl. Union, [453-4].
• Gannett, Mrs. William C, chmn. com. for Anthony mem. bldg, [201-2];
  • women's duty to want to vote, [234];
  • work for bldg, [744].
• Gano, Eveline, shows disadvantage to teachers in having no vote, quotes New York, [293].
• Gardener, Helen H, arr. parade to carry Fed. Amend, petition to Cong, [275];
  • "unstinted personal service," [336];
  • tells how to get Congressl. docs, [373]; [381];
  • urges appt. of Com. on Wom. Suff, [384];
  • on Congressl. Com, [411];
  • bef. House Judic. Com, quotes Bryan's declaration that Pres. Wilson insists the Govt. must derive just powers from consent of governed and applies it to women's demand for suff, [435-6];
  • arr. for natl. suff. conv, 1917, [515];
  • asks Pres. Wilson for letter on forming Com. on Wom. Suff, [524];
  • called "diplomatic corps," [525];
  • elected natl. vice-pres, [541];
  • bef. Rules Com, [549];
  • natl. suff. conv. sends greeting, [559];
  • vice-chmn. Congressl. Com, [567]; [604];
  • secures space in Smithsonian Inst. for suff. exhibit; offers res. of thanks to Inst, [609];
  • at Anthony celebr, [615]; [635].
• Gardner, Gov. Frederick D. (Mo.), for wom. suff, [526].
• Gardner, Mrs. Gilson, [454]; [675].
• Garrett, U. S. Rep. Finis J. (Tenn.), [548].
• Garrett, Mary E, entertainments for natl. suff. conv. in Balto, [152-167];
  • conv. sends letter of thanks, [180];
  • invitations "to meet Miss Anthony," account of functions, distinguished women house guests, [182];
  • with Dr. Thomas raises large fund for suff. work, [183], [258]; [289]; [661].
• Garrett, Mrs. Robert, [391]; [679].
• Garrett-Thomas Suffrage Fund, [235], [253].
• Garrison, Eleanor, [571].
• Garrison, Francis J, [674].
• Garrison, William Lloyd, [244].
• Garrison, William Lloyd, Jr, [258];
  • mem. service at natl. suff. conv, 1910;
    • tributes of Dr. Shaw and Mrs. McCulloch, [277-280].
• Garvin, Florence, [661].
• Garwood, Omar E, [312];
  • secy. Natl. Men's League, [674].
• Gay, U. S. Sen. Edward J, opp. Fed. Suff. Amend, [565]; [642-3]; [646].
• Gellhorn, Mrs. George, welcomes natl. suff. conv, [554]; [559]; [668]; [689]; [690]; [699]; [717].
• George, Mrs. A. J, [391];
  • in anti-suff. speech attacks Mormons, says suffs. place their cause above needs of country, [467-8];
  • makes State's rights argument bef. House com, [478]; [548]; [710-11].
• German American Alliance, anti-suff. work in Ky, [388].
• Germany, venerates suff. pioneers, [28].
• Geyer, Rose Lawless, press work in Iowa campn, [485];
  • report to natl. conv, [494]; [528];
  • report on natl. press work, [531];
  • instructs suff. schools, [539];
  • tribute to her work, [571].
• Gibbons, Cardinal, Dr. Shaw answers, [125];
  • Mrs. Harper answers, [131];
  • opp. women's societies, Dr. Shaw criticizes, [158].
• Gilbert, Judge Hiram, on Shafroth Suff. Amend, [414].
• Gilder, Richard Watson, [296].
• Gildersleeve, Dean Virginia C, [613]; [663].
• Gillett, Emma M, [218];
  • report as chmn. of Congressl. Com, [319].
• Gillett, Speaker Frederick H, [584]; [646].
• Gillmore, Inez Haynes, [661].
• Gilman, Charlotte Perkins, [71];
  • mem. poem, [74];
  • on educated suff, [78];
  • describes Lester F. Ward's biolog. theory of the sexes, [92]; [110]; [133]; [140];
  • on "hand that rocks the cradle," 149;
  • woman's right to citizenship, [220];
  • economic dependence cause of immorality, [224]; [244]; [260]; [262]; [265]; [289].
• Giltner, Prof. William S, [133].
• Glasgow, Ellen, for wom. suff, [297].
• Glass, U. S. Sen. Carter, [719].
• Gleason, Kate, [341].
• Goddard, Mary Catherine, Congress ignored her paper in days of Revolution, [156].
• Goldenberg, Rosa H, [152].
• Goldstein, Vida, [40-1]; [43];
  • addresses Senate com. on wom. suff, in Australia and New Zealand, [49];
  • candidate for Senate, [91].
• Gompers, Samuel, [86];
  • greeting to suff. conv, [135]; [208]; [258]; [703]; [731].
• Goodlett, Caroline Meriwether, [328].
• Goodrich, Gov. James P. (Ind.), [551].
• Goodrich, Sarah Knox, [106].
• Gordon, Anna A, [28].
• Gordon, Rev. Eleanor, [140].
• Gordon, Jean, [56];
  • welcomes Miss Anthony to New Orleans, [57];
  • receives testimonial from natl. suff. conv, [84];
  • address on duty of women of leisure to workingwomen, [231]; [286]; [425].
• Gordon, Kate M, elected natl. cor. secy, [17];
  • report in 1902, chivalry in Ala, [34-36]; [56];
  • welcomes natl. suff. conv. to New Orleans, [57];
  • report of year's work, [60]; [61];
  • receives loving cup, [84];
  • tells of Dr. Shaw's southern tour attitude of South, [87-8]; [89];
  • report in 1905, [127];
  • protests against southern members' attitude on wom. suff, [188];
  • shows need of personal acquaintance of suff. leaders with editors, politicians, teachers, women's clubs;
    • appeals for funds for Ore. campn, [161];
  • tells of women's Munic. suff. in New Orleans, [195-6]; [202]; [208]; [211]; [214];
  • describes interview with Pres. Roosevelt, [217];
  • arr. hearings, [217]; [244];
  • tells of liquor dealers' fight on wom. suff. in Ore, [247];
  • urges suff. assn. to use polit. methods, [248];
  • resigns as cor. secy, convention thanks, [260]; [263-4];
  • elected vice-pres, [283]; [287]; [324]; [400];
  • debate on future work of Natl. Assn, [486]; [668];
  • org. Southern Wom. Suff. Conf 671; [673];
  • at Dem. natl. conv, 1912, [703-4].
• Gordon, Laura de Force, [137].
• Gordon, Dr. Margaret (Canada), [597].
• Graddick, Laura J, working women polit. nonentities forced to compete with those having full polit. rights, [304].
• Graham, Frances W, [215].
• Gram, Elizabeth, [585].
• Grand Army of Republic, for wom. suff, [435].
• Grange, National and State, endorses wom. suff, [206];
  • always for it, Dr. Shaw a member, [247];
  • Natl, [392].
• Grant, M. Louise, [662].
• Gray, James, [7].
• Great Britain, wom. suff. work not finished, [iii]; [xxii];
  • official and polit. status of women, [52];
  • women made eligible to office, [213];
  • women's demonstratn, "militancy," situation in Parliament, [237-8];
  • "militant" movement, [281];
  • enfranchises women, [551];
  • chapter on in Vol. VI.
• Greeley, Helen Hoy, [314]; [372].
• Greene, Judge Roger S, [144].
• Greenleaf, Halbert S, [204].
• Gregg, Laura, [18]; [20]; edits Progress, [35]; [71]; [110];
  • indifferent women real enemy to equal suff, [235]; [261]; [404].
• Gregory, Dr. Alice, work in women's Oversea Hospitals during the war, [733].
• Gregory, Mrs. Thomas W, [515].
• Grenfell, Helen Loring, describes effect of wom. suff. in Colo, [102]; [105];
  • refutes charges against women, [113].
• Grew, Mary, [334].
• Griffin, Frances A, [65].
• Grim, Harriet, [236]; [283]; [404]; [668]; [703].
• Gruening, Martha, [662].
• Guernsey, Mrs. George Thatcher, pres. genl. D. A. R, [515].
• Guild, Mrs. Charles E, [678].
• Gulick, Alice Gordon, [106].

H.

• Hackstaff, Priscilla D, [10]; [13]; [62];
  • work on natl. petit, [258]; [703].
• Haggart, Dr. Mary E, [146].
• Hale, Rev. Edward Everett, [98].
• Hale, U. S. Sen. Frederick, [648].
• Haley, Margaret A, [37].
• Hall, Florence Howe (N. J.), speaks for her mother at conv. of 1906, [185].
• Hall, Florence H. (Penn.),
  • in anti-suff. speech attacks Mormonism;
    • Sen. Sutherland objects, [467-8].
• Hall, Louise, [556].
• Hall, Dr. Stanley, [256].
• Hallinan, Charles T, [408]; [418];
  • report of Natl. Publicity Dept;
    • tribute to Dr. Shaw;
    • orgztn. of Data Dept, [442-3].
• Hamilton, Mrs. L. A. (Canada), [400];
  • pres. natl. assn, [584].
• Hanaford, Rev. Phoebe A, last words for Mrs. Stanton, [741].
• Hanna, Mayor James R. (Des Moines), [669].
• Harbert, Elizabeth Boynton, [18]; [20]; [288]; [559].
• Harding, U. S. Sen. Warren G,
  • votes for Fed. Suff. Amend, [516];
  • as Pres. candidate receives League of Women Voters, [701].
• Hardwick, U. S. Rep. Thomas W. (Ga.), [384];
  • discussion with Mrs. Catt at com. hearing, [390].
• Hardy, Jennie Law, [473].
• Harmon, Mrs. Anna, [658].
• Harper, Ida Husted,
  • tells of suff. dept. in N. Y. Sun, [14]; [67];
  • presents Decl. of Principles to natl. conv, [87];
  • answers Cardinal Gibbons, [131];
  • presides at press conf, 1905, [131];
  • address, wom. suff. will come from the West, [135];
  • has interview with Pres. Roosevelt, [137];
  • articles on death of Miss Anthony, [204];
  • report as chmn. of Natl. Press Com, immense increase of notice of wom. suff;
    • appreciation of support of natl. press bureau by Mrs. Belmont, [287-8]; [315];
  • presents and supports res. that officers of Natl. Assn. must be non-partisan, [342]; [354];
  • bef. House Judic. Com, 1912, makes constitl. argument;
    • quotes from Presidents Taft and Roosevelt;
    • says women have been asking Cong. for Fed. Amend. 43 years;
    • shows St. amends. practically impossible;
    • no other country subjects women to this struggle;
    • answers questions, [359-361-2];
  • bef. House Com. on Rules;
    • asks appoint. of Com. on Wom. Suff;
    • shows treatment of res. for a Fed. Suff. Amend. by Judic. Coms. for over forty years;
    • the defeats in St. campns;
    • the need of a Fed. Amend, [385-387];
  • no class of men in U. S. have lifted a finger to get suff. but women have struggled 65 yrs, [395];
  • debate at Atlantic City conv. on future work of Natl. Assn, [487]; [527];
  • editorial dept. Leslie Bureau of Education, describes work with editors, espec. for Fed. Amend;
    • concrete results;
    • many letters to editors on "picketing" and results;
    • change in southern papers, [528-530];
  • natl. suff. conv. sends greeting, [559];
  • second report of dept. in Leslie Bureau;
    • letters to 2,000 editors;
    • letters to and from ex-President Roosevelt;
    • work for Fed. Amend;
    • 8,000 letters sent;
    • articles to Intl. Suff. News;
    • change in character of editorials, [571-2];
  • prepares to finish History of Wom. Suff, [573];
  • conv. sends telegram of recog. for work on History, [610];
  • writes chapter on Fed. Suff. Amend. for History, [618]; [658];
  • objections to Shafroth Palmer Amend, [748].
• Harriman, Mrs. J. Borden, in war service, [517]; [526];
  • on Congressl. Com, [567].
• Harrison, U. S. Rep. Pat (Miss.), [548];
  • U. S. Sen, [645].
• Hart, Gov. Louis F. (Wash.), urged to call spec. session, [600].
• Hartshorne, Myra Strawn, [286]; [289].
• Harvey, Col. George, [205]; [258].
• Haslup, Mary R, [152].
• Haskell, Oreola Williams, [181]; [211].
• Hatch, Lavina, [106].
• Hathaway, Margaret, member Mont. Legis, [516]; [540].
• Hauser, Elizabeth J, shares work of natl. suff. headqrs. in 1903, [61];
  • tells of work at conv. of 1904, [93];
  • in 1905, vast amount of literature distrib. res. secured from convs, etc, [128];
  • describes the Statehood Protest of 400 orgztns. of women to Senate com. against proposed bill for admitting new territories, [129]; [130]; [135];
  • in 1906, endorsement of orgztns, [162]; [163-4];
  • in 1907, describes vast work, [204-6];
  • headqrs. secy's. report for 1908;
  • thousands of articles furnished, hundreds of orgztns. endorse, [218];
  • presides at press conf, [219];
  • report for 1909, polit. work;
    • many endorsements, widely extended press work;
    • conv. thanks;
  • goes to N. Y. headqrs, [248-250]; [287]; [315]; [485]; [670]; [690];
  • at Repub. Natl. Conv, [703]; [754].
• Haver, Jessie R, on tour for ratif, [606]; [687].
• Hawaii,
  • Natl. Assn. asks wom. suff. for, [11];
  • suff. soc. formed, [381], [561];
  • action of Cong. on wom. suff, [566].
• Hawk, George, takes referendum on Fed. Amend, to U. S. Sup. Ct, [652].
• Hay, Secy. of State John, [736].
• Hay, Mary Garrett,
  • at natl. conv, 1901, [10];
  • conv. thanks, [12]; [21];
  • champion money raiser, [41];
  • report on organization, [61];
  • work on Fed. Amend. petition, [258];
  • arr. parade to carry it to Cong, [275];
  • tells how to organize, [444];
  • natl. conv. thanks for arr. Pres. Wilson's visit, [501]; [503];
  • on Congressl. Com, [506];
  • shows why New York campn. was won, [519];
  • scores circular of Mrs. Wadsworth on New York victory;
    • gives figures to show not due to Socialist vote, [536-7];
  • elected natl. vice-pres, [541];
  • Repub. party gives important positions, [554-5];
  • does congressl. and war work, [555];
  • wants name of Natl. Assn. retained, [561];
  • on Congressl. steering com, [566]; [568];
  • raises "budget" for 1919, [569];
  • offers res. to thank Governors who have called spec. sessions and urge others to do so, [600];
  • great service in securing ratif. of Fed. Amend, [606];
  • raises money for League of Women Voters, [609], [698];
  • speaks on Women in Politics, [617];
  • at Repub. natl. conv, 1920, calls conf. of suffs;
    • they present plank to Res. Com, [716-17];
  • presides at meeting for women on Peace conf, [738].
• Hayden, U. S. Rep. Carl (Ariz.), [524]; [549].
• Hays, Will H, chmn. Natl. Repub. Com,
  • natl. suff. conv. thanks for help with Fed. Amend, [610];
  • work for it, [638];
  • Mrs. Catt thanks in name of Natl. Amer. Suff. Assn. for his own and party's support of Fed. Suff. Amend, [648];
  • helps in Tenn, [657].
• Headquarters, National Suffrage, in New York, [xx]; [34];
  • removed to Warren, O, [61];
  • important work described, [93];
  • see [Hauser];
  • removed to New York, Mrs. Belmont assists financially, thanked by natl. conv, [253];
  • Ills. dele. want them removed to Chicago, [319];
  • Natl. conv. votes to retain in New York, [341];
  • Mrs. Belmont offers res. to move to Washtn, [381];
  • Mrs. Roessing urges it, [506], [508];
  • Natl. Bd. decides not wise to move from New York but estab. branch in Washtn, activities, [525-527];
  • closed, [604]; [627]; [632];
  • summary, in Rochester, New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Warren, O, and New York City, [754].
• Hearings, before Committees of Congress for quarter of a century, [46];
  • in 1902, names of Senate com, Miss Anthony hon. pres. Natl. Suff. Assn. presides and pleads for a Fed. Suff. Amend;
    • noted speakers, [47];
  • bef. House Judic. Com, Mrs. Catt introd. foreign speakers, [50];
  • she and Dr. Shaw urge Cong. to appoint a com. to investigate results of wom. suff, [49]; [53-4];
  • in 1904 Miss Anthony presides at Senate hearing, her last;
    • had appealed to 17 Congresses;
    • Mrs. Watson-Lister tells of wom. suff. in Australia;
    • a report promised, none made, [110-11];
  • House Judic. Com, Mrs. Catt presides;
    • urges a commsn. to investigate conditions in equal suff. States;
    • Sen. Shafroth, Gov. Adams and eminent Colo. women speak, [111-116];
  • in 1906, Miss Anthony, unable to attend;
    • had missed but two hearings in 37 years;
    • Dr. Shaw presided at Senate, Mrs. Florence Kelley at House;
    • strong speeches but no report, [187-191];
  • in 1908, hearing given but convention not in session, [218];
  • in 1910, first in splendid new office bldgs;
    • names of Senate com;
    • Dr. Shaw presides, tells of great petition for Fed. Suff. Amend, just presented;
    • introd. women speakers representing different professions, [291-8];
  • closes with strong appeal for a report;
    • the chairman promises one, [299];
      • none ever made, [300];
  • bef. House Judic. Com. in 1910;
    • names of com;
    • Mrs. Kelley presides, tells of great petition;
    • many strong speeches along industrial lines, [300-309];
  • in 1912, arr. by Mrs. William Kent, [339]; [346-363];
  • names of Senate com, [346];
  • of House com, [354];
  • in 1913, [382-397];
  • bef. Com. on Rules in 1913, Dr. Shaw presides, asks for a spec. com. because Judiciary never reports suff. res, [384];
  • bef. House Judic. Com, in 1914, [427];
  • in 1915, bef. Senate, names of com, [462];
  • House, [469];
  • Representatives from equal suff. States bef. Judic. Com, list of, [504];
  • bef. Senate com, 1917, entire forenoon given, [545];
  • Apr. 26 to Natl. Wom. Party, [547];
  • May 3 to Anti-Suff. Assn, [548];
  • May 18 bef. Com. on Rules, [548];
  • bef. Wom. Suff. Com. last ever held, [577];
  • résumé, [624];
  • Mrs. Park's report, [633]; [635].
• Heaslip, Charles T, [494].
• Hebard, Dr. Grace Raymond, [484]; [610];
  • at Anthony celebr, [615].
• Heflin, U. S. Rep. J. Thomas (Ala.), at suff. hearing, [391];
  • southern women incensed, [395];
  • Rep. Mondell ridicules, [396];
  • offers res. against Fed. Suff. Amend, [412];
  • sends his anti-suff. speeches to western States, [422];
  • quotes poetry against wom. suff, [437]; [628].
• Helm, Mrs. Ben Hardin, [313].
• Hemphill, Robert R, [35].
• Henderson, Rev. Charles R, [198].
• Henderson, Mrs. John B, receives conv, [45]; [99].
• Heney, Mrs. Francis J, [585].
• Henrotin, Ellen M, [195];
  • asks ballot for working women, [209]; [703].
• Henry, Alice, [185]; [209]; [327].
• Henry, U. S. Rep. Robert L. (Texas), [307];
  • opposes sending Fed. Amend. to the House, [629].
• Henshaw, Virgil, at suff. hearing, [548].
• Hepburn, Mrs. Thomas N. (Katharine Houghton), [382]; [675].
• Hidden, Mrs. M. L. T, [337].
• Hifton, Harriette J, [266].
• Higgins, U. S. Rep. Edwin W. (Conn.), at Congressl. hearing, [361].
• Higginson, Col. Thomas Wentworth, [137]; [208]; [328].
• "Hikes," headed by members of Senate Com. on Wom. Suff, [378].
• Hill, Elsie, [675]; [677].
• Hill, Mrs. Homer M, [246].
• Hilles, Florence Bayard, bef. House com, [473-4]; [675].
• Himes, Dr. George H, [120].
• Hinchey, Margaret, [364-5].
• Hindman, Matilda, [146].
• Hirsch, Rabbi Emil,
  • appeal for wom. suff, [143];
  • address in Chicago, [207].
• Histories, give no place to women, [263].
• History of Woman Suffrage, early vols;
  • work of Mrs. Stanton, Miss Anthony, Mrs. Harper;
    • Mrs. Catt arranges for last two, labor in preparing, wide scope, their value, see [Preface]; [67]; [74]; [94];
  • Miss Anthony bequeaths to Natl. Assn, its wide distribution, [205], [218]; [249]; [335]; [359];
  • Mrs. Harper begins last vols, [573]; [610];
  • contain great speeches, [623].
• Hitchcock, U. S. Sen. Gilbert H, refuses to represent his State on Fed. Suff. Amend, [598].
• Hoar, U. S. Sen. George F, [146];
  • first to suggest Pres. suff. for women, [369].
• Hobby, Gov. W. P. (Texas), invites natl. suff. conv, [540].
• Holcomb, Gov. Marcus H. (Conn.), [653]; [717].
• Hollis, U. S. Sen. Henry P, [323]; [383];
  • at Senate hearing, [462]; [467]; [626].
• Hollister, Lillian M, [258]; [328].
• Holmes, Lydia Wickliffe, [568].
• Hooker, Mrs. Donald,
  • contrib. to Natl. Assn, [315];
  • at Senate hearing, [351];
  • bef. House Judic. Com, [433]; [675].
• Hooker, Isabella Beecher, [45]; [191]; [204]; [656].
• Hooper, Gov. Ben W. (Tenn.), addresses natl. suff. conv, [400].
• Hooper, Mrs. Ben (Wis.), [559]; [568];
  • on commissn. to West, [605]; [650].
• Hoover, Mrs. Herbert C, [515].
• Hopkins, J. A. H, at suff. hearing, [548].
• Hopkins, Mrs. J. A. H, [675].
• Horton, Albert H, [74].
• Horton, Mrs. John Miller,
  • presents greetings and flowers, [214];
  • recep. to natl. suff. conv, [216].
• House of Governors in Ky. and N. J. hears suff. speeches by Miss Clay and Dr. Shaw, [314];
  • Natl. Suff. Assn. represented in 1913, [367];
  • suffs. received in 1919, [605].
• Houston, Secretary of Agriculture David Franklin and Mrs, [382]; [724].
• Houston, Mrs. David Franklin, [515].
• Howard, Emma Shafter, [150].
• Howe, Frederick C, on The City for the People, [177]; [340].
• Howe, Julia Ward, [31]; [137]; [148];
  • at natl. suff. conv. in Balto, [151];
  • introd, by Dr. Shaw, [154];
  • escorted by Governor, responds to greetings, speaks of Lucy Stone and Mrs. Livermore, [155];
  • guest of Miss Garrett, [182];
  • too ill to give address, read by her daughter, tells of conversion to wom, suff;
    • speaks of the great leaders, plea for the ballot, [184-5]; [208]; [230];
  • suff. dele, to Genl. Fed. of Women's Clubs, [249]; [258]; [288]; [297];
  • gets testimony on wom. suff. from ministers and editors, [393].
• Howe, Dr. Lucian, at suff. hearing, [583].
• Howe, Marie Jenney, [98]; [176]; [179].
  • See [Jenney].
• Howells, William Dean, for wom. suff, [296].
• Howes, Elizabeth Puffer, [450].
• Howes, Ethel Puffer, [662]; [664].
• Howland, Emily, [16]; [40];
  • tells of pioneers, [107]; [110];
  • at Anthony mem. meeting, [203];
  • tells of first Wom. Rights Conv, [215]; [341];
  • natl. conv. sends greetings, [501]; [559];
  • conv. sends letter, 1920, [610].
• Howse, Mayor Hilary (Nashville), [398].
• Hughes, Gov. Charles Evans (N. Y.), [223];
  • on teachers' salaries, [294];
  • as Presidential candidate, [489];
  • in favor of Fed. Suff. Amend, [495];
  • personal but not party endorsement, [505];
  • natl. suff. leaders interview, tells them he will endorse Fed. Amend, [507];
  • declares for it, [630];
  • counsel for Natl. Suff. Assn, [653].
• Hughes, James L. (Canada), [41].
• Hughes, Rev. Kate, [20]; [69]; [71]; [207].
• Huidobro, Carolina Holman (Chili), [40-1]; [186]; [188].
• Hull, U. S. Rep. Harry E. (Iowa), [644].
• Hultin, Rev. Ida C, [37]; [84].
• Humphrey, Mrs. Alexander Pope, [313].
• Hundley, Mrs. Oscar, [395].
• Hunt, Gov. George P. (Ariz.), greets natl. suff. conv, [341].
• Huntington, Bishop Daniel T, [146].
• Huse, Mrs. Robert S, [495]; [539]; [729].
• Hussey, Cornelia C, [13];
  • contrib. to Natl. Suff. Assn, [73];
  • bequest to assn, [94].
• Hussey, Dr. Mary D, [61]; [73]; [287].
• Hutchinson, John, [31]; [34].
• Hutton, May Arkwright, tells anecdote of McKinley, [133];
  • writes ode to suff, [135]; [176];
  • welcomes suff. dele, to Spokane, [244]; [317].
• Huxley, Thomas H, [256].

I.

• Idaho, effect of wom. suff, [52].
• Indianapolis, entertains Natl. Exec. Council, [551].
• Indians, men enfranchised by Congress, [746].
• Industrial Problems, Govt. discriminates against women, [63];
  • unpaid housework, [79].
• Industrial Program, [286];
  • Congressl. hearings on, [300].
• Initiative and Referendum, endorsed by natl. suff. conv, adverse effect on suff. and prohib, [136-7];
  • natl. conv. re-endorses, [212];
  • again, [257];
  • petit. to repeal wom. suff. in Calif, failed, [393];
  • suff. campn. in Mo. and other States, [402-3];
  • Shafroth Palmer Suff. Amend, called Natl. I. and R, [415], [451];
  • Dem. party and Pres. Wilson in favor of, [417];
  • on ratif. Fed. Suff. Amend, in Me; in Ohio, St. Sup. Ct. sustains;
    • U. S. Sup. Ct. decides against, [652].
• International Council of Nurses of 9 nations endorses wom suff, [461].
• International Council of Women, forms wom. suff. com, [xix]; [25];
  • estab. Standing Com. on Equal Rights, [127]; [612].
• International Suffrage News, [530].
• International Woman Suffrage Alliance, [vi];
  • formed, [xix];
  • first conf. held in Washtn, [24];
  • its duty, [30];
  • intl. com. formed, [43];
  • sends greeting to Natl. Assn, [203];
  • Mrs. Catt's presiding, [247].
  • See complete chapter on in Vol. VI.
• Iowa, Mrs. Catt discusses suff. campn, [485].
• Ivins, Mrs. William M, [40];
  • furnishes Dr. Shaw's office, [276].

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