Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-01
SUFFRAGETTES
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Associated Press Corrcspondcnce1

~. Cor,osnoptence)
tASs"'' ' IrIs 2g.-Woman' S
w ASH '',5 'g,rt1roming presidential
I'" ',,',,. ~ in The movement for equal
' ,"sf'l promising the most active
SUI .,,''iT,,.,,ipn If women in national
poIitics in American history, VIII be
MANNED when woman suffrage ledu-
ars. militmts and pacltls's, meet "'
colorado Springs for thrce-ddy con-
ference Of the National Woman >
PARTY. August t0-i2 The conference
will consider what policy the new SUI
frage party organized last June at
Chicago, shall adopt in the coming
campaign to secure submission to the
states by congress Of national sur
fragc. constitutional amendment.
Whether support TO the democrat
tic. republican or progressive parties
will bt given Icy women tavorlns
national suffrage amendment, leaders
here declare will he definitely decided
at the Colorado Springs conference.
While the conference called is prl-
marily for officers ana leaders in the
suffrage campaign, it is expected that
hundreds of women Of the rank and
Tile Of suffrage workers will attend.
Miss Anne Martin Of Nevada, chair
man of the woman's party, viii pre-
side and addresses will be made by
many women prominent in the suf-
fr3ge propaganda.
VIII open Headquarters.
rpl.ns ba,e already, hocn connIptcd
go. ina .an,naipn NJ tho wnnan,s n,r-
.. in tbc tw,oI,o snrfrapo etotae ,i-
,a,a California colorado idaho H.
i,n",s Kansas Montana Nevada orc
'.n,, mn IV.shinrton ana Nyvonina
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s, i,.,,,a ~ Mic Marin
1.,n1nais,n fnnd ,rbicb is ,,.nected
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tr,, coIIoctoa Ia, NIrs ~ II y Pelmont
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pI,trb Mis- pnso N,,insIo,,. AMI Mics
fr,.,tai ISastr,an of \ta,,, Wv ana
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w HelneF lheSe can palEn FORCES wiz |
~ lhio"h IoI or dGaIhS, lHe nominee
u tA'Sllis poiItIca! parties or "tle.n
I'll 'u t II. t'Cket WIZ ne lP' H.
ed is the decision TO ne made at inc
colorado springs com erence' Inc !
sl'lus o. me national SUI I"Ee a'leHG
ilen III congress alSo WIN De consul
lcu at 'He opening SeSS'oI Nu7" S' /
y II Is eA'e''eu ll'dl ny lIl't 'l'l'
eos WI, ne oil ,n' p"ln' u ""
Jour 'iIuS ana 'le Ia,e Oh lH' susan
r. NhlhoIE ahltuuHlyhI pioDau'N
"o"h. HHouIu tue utI'oCI"'S III
o','Io Oh ColSI taS IAN 10 d'' up"
y 'edueIS mere oeclareu' ,hal wa po
d" HIpoIIahI FACTOR III lHe p'""do''
l'oiSioh IesaIulhg support OF our OF
yO9'IloH 70 tIe deInoCIdIIc parry pH /
ne woman party.
HuiITaBIslS Will Judse ihe utnl"-
t. I"'I' party nE us ueeus ana not pH
.'S promises. since being me party I'D
power IL mas hdd ana sum mas the
power 10 pass the IederaI amend
men, Il was the statement OF MISS
All'e idul, CHAIRMAN OF the congress
5iohdI union.
WIZ k'citc lhcH Efforts
during the first days session at
dorado Springs, Miss Maud YOUNGER
ll california secretary OF the con
ssi'Sslonal union advisory committee;
MIS- Florence Bayard lillca Of Della
AaTe, Mrs William Kent wife OF
representative Kent OF california
ma Mrs. Sara Bard Field Of oregon,
WHO brought the monster suffrage pc
Ilon to the White House last Dcccm-
en- upon the opening of congress, VIII
.ocIie the efforts made during the
present congressional season for pass