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| Jesse Halsey (middle, back), Charles and Helen Halsey (front); two men in back possibly Henry Monning, Scoutmaster and/or Charles W. Casey, Sexton at Seventh |
Showing posts with label 1914. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1914. Show all posts
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Cincinnati c.1924
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
"And economic independence must be followed by spiritual independence, before woman will be perfectly free."
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| New York Tribune | 2 April 1914 |
"I hope that when women vote we can change conditions in industry . . ."
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| New York Tribune | 27 December 1914 |
"Sea Cliff club is one of the shining examples of the suffrage club ..."
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| New York Tribune | 20 June 1914 |
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Monday, October 20, 2014
Friday, October 17, 2014
Report on SuffrageDay
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Monday, May 11, 1914
Southampton, L.I., May 11--On Saturday afternoon the regular monthly meeting of the Southampton Woman's Political Union was held, at the home of Mrs. Edward P. White. The principal business was the report of the two delegates--Mrs. Edward P. White and Miss Helen T. Halsey--who represented the union at the Suffrage Day celebration in New York.
Monday, May 11, 1914
Southampton, L.I., May 11--On Saturday afternoon the regular monthly meeting of the Southampton Woman's Political Union was held, at the home of Mrs. Edward P. White. The principal business was the report of the two delegates--Mrs. Edward P. White and Miss Helen T. Halsey--who represented the union at the Suffrage Day celebration in New York.
Votes For Women
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Suffragists meeting at Grant's Tomb, held as part of Woman Suffrage Day events in New York City, May 2, 1914. (Source: Library of Congress; Flickr Commons project, 2010; and New York Times, May 3, 1914) |
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