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Letter to Madam President

Date: June 4, 1917

Minnie Fisher Cunningham Papers

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Creator	Smith, Ethel M.
Subject	Suffrage Suffragists Women's suffrage Political activists Smith, Ethel M.
Genre	correspondence letters (correspondence)
Type	Text
Language	English
Provenance	Minnie Fisher Cunningham Papers University of Houston Libraries Special Collections Carey C. Shuart Women's Research Collection

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Title	Letter to Madam President
Creator	Smith, Ethel M.
Date	1917-06-04
Language	English
Description	This is a typewritten letter to Madam President from Ethel M. Smith, the Chairman of the Committee on Protection of Women's Labor, informing her of the newly-formed Protection of Women's Labor department and its efforts to work with chambers of commerce and employers to get women equal rights for equal pay. Ethel M. Smith urges Madam President to spread the word of the new department's work by circulating her letter to other Board chapter presidents, discussing work vigilance Committees, and including a proposed list of resolutions for the chamber of commerce to adopt to protect women's work rights.
Subject	Suffrage Suffragists Women's suffrage Political activists Smith, Ethel M.
Genre	correspondence letters (correspondence)
Type	Text
Provenance	Minnie Fisher Cunningham Papers University of Houston Libraries Special Collections Carey C. Shuart Women's Research Collection
Archival Location	2006-010, Box 1, Folder 2
Rights	Copyright Undetermined
Digital Object ARK	ark:/84475/do1501pg79c