Americanization of Women: A Discussion of an Emergency Created by Granting the Vote to Women in New York State
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Cover of a program from a lecture discussing the intersection of immigration and women's suffrage.
The lecture was given by Frances A Kellor (1873-1952), who received her law degree from Cornell University in 1897. She was known in her time for trying to bring about social change, and she worked for the New York State Immigration Commission in 1909.
The lecture was given by Frances A Kellor (1873-1952), who received her law degree from Cornell University in 1897. She was known in her time for trying to bring about social change, and she worked for the New York State Immigration Commission in 1909.
Identifier
NYSA_A4234-78_B2_F5_AmericanizationofWomen
NYSA_A4234-78_B2_F5_AmericanizationofWomen
Date Original
January 17 1917
January 17 1917
Language
English
English
Source
New York State Archives. New York State Defense Council. Correspondence files, 1917-1918. Series A4234-78, Box 2, Folder 5.
New York State Archives. New York State Defense Council. Correspondence files, 1917-1918. Series A4234-78, Box 2, Folder 5.
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