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Part I: Belle Case La Follette Papers, 1849-1931 (continued)
Speeches and Writings File, 1879-1930 (continued)
1879, June 18, “Learning to See,” speech, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.
1898, Samuel A. Harper, death
1901
Mar., education speech, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.
“Bobbie's Lesson”
1909
Jan.
9, “Reception to Mr. and Mrs. Taft”
16, “The White House Reception”
23, “First Calls in Washington”
Feb. 20, “Cabinet Day”
1910
Mar.
12, “Moral and Physical Habits”
19, “Another Word on Habit”
Apr.
23, “Habit Again”
30, “Impressions of the Suffrage Convention”
May 28, “Another Phase of Habit”
1911
June 17, “Woman Suffrage in Wisconsin”
Aug. 5, “Colored Folk of Washington”
Nov. 11, “What It Means to Be an Insurgent Senator's Wife,” The Housekeeper
“Twenty-Five Years of Woman's Progress,” Ladies' World
“I Married a Lawyer”
“A Thought for Today,” syndicated column
Printed copies
(2 folders)
Typescripts
(3 folders)
BOX I:D39 (6 folders)
1912
May 18, “Marching in a Suffrage Parade”
June 22, “Woman of the Hour, May Howard Jackson”
July, lessons for Lucius Brown
Aug.
3, “A New Style of Shoe”
10, “Notes on the Suffrage Campaigns in the West”
17, “Roosevelt's Speech on Suffrage”
24, “Notes on the Suffrage Campaign in California”
31, “The Business of Being a Woman”
Sept. 7
“Cottage Cheese”
“Grand Junction”
Oct. 5, “Children's Bureau Begins Work”
Nov. 16, “The Vote on Woman Suffrage in Wisconsin”
Fall
“Men and Women of Wisconsin,” speech
“Woman's Suffrage,” speech, Wisconsin County Fair
Women's suffrage schools, interview, Washington Evening Star
Untitled speech
BOX I:D40 1913
Jan. 25
“In Washington”
“Child Labor Sunday”
Feb.
8, “Mother Jones”
15, “In Washington”
Mar.
22, “Society Needs Women's Votes”
29, “United States Senate and Woman Suffrage”
Apr. 26, Women's suffrage, speech before congressional committee
May
17, “Working Women and Prison Labor”
24, “Sermons in Democracy”
Aug.
23, “The Color Line”
30, “Miss Murraye's Dismissal”
Sept. 13, “The Adverse Point of View on ’The Color Line'”
Oct.
4, “An Appreciation of ’The Color Line'”
22, concerning La Follette, Sr., Huntington Hall, Boston, Mass.
25, “Disfranchised Women in Suffrage States”
Segregation, speech, Boston, Mass.
Dec., women's suffrage, speech, “Suffrage School,” Washington, D.C.
Miscellaneous statements and notes
1914
Jan.
5, segregation speech, NAACP, New York, N.Y.
13, women's suffrage speech, Philadephia, Pa.
24, “Color Line to Date”
June
9, “The Woman Movement: My Grandmother,” speech, New Harmony, Ind.
(6 folders)
20, “A Better Washington”
BOX I:D41 June-Sept., women's suffrage speeches
Chautauqua circuit, June-Aug.
Ohio State Fair, Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 2
Milwaukee, Wis., Sept.
Dec., “Segregation in the Civil Service”
Segregation
Women's movement, speech
1915
Feb., “The Woman's Peace Party”
May, “Mr. Roosevelt's Attack on the Woman's Peace Party”
Nov., “A Notable Negro Pageant”
1916, Feb. 5,“Our Story: Personal and Political,” speech, League for Political Education, Carnegie Hall, New York, N.Y.
1917
Feb., “Do the People Want War?”
Mar., 2, “Vinnie Ream Hoxie,” speech, Woman's Club, Madison, Wis.
July, “Lady Barlow”
Sept.
“Justice for Pickets”
“Patterns for War or Peace”
Oct., free speech statement
Dec., “Susan B. Anthony's Prophecy”
Peace speech
1920, Feb., “May the Women of the United States Vote in 1920?”
1921
Feb.
“A Glimpse of Professor Henry”
“Reverend Olympia Brown Honored”
Apr., “The Emperor Jones”
May, “Women United for Disarmament”
June, “Glimpses of Fola in Ancient Gaul”
Sept.
“Disarmament Will Succeed”
“Household Pests”
Oct. 29, “Disarmament,” speech, Wisconsin Women's Progressive Association, Milwaukee, Wis.
Nov.
“Address by Miss Julia O'Connor of the National Women's Trade Union League”
“A Week in Wisconsin”
“Women's Mass Meeting”
1922
Apr.
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