Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-10-25


ws,.on Chickasha. former chair.
nsnoera,ic state committee.
~ earnestly in favor of woman
hec.use Of a deep conviction
= ,,eb,eousness Of the cause and
4, further reason that the great
~ .,,,ic party is committed to the
n entranchisxg women. At a
history when our Nation, the
\. erea,est democratic power, is
|. swing It's best blood upon the
sAelds of Europe, that liberty
dsnoc.acy shall prevail against
,.,kness of autocracy and abso-
he electors of progressive Ok.
:, c.nnc. consistently deny to
,.rrtc.ng. heroic women OF our
who ar, otherwise qualified, the
~ suffrage. j. F. Sharp, chief
10 supreme court, state Of Ok.
1a
states where women nave mad
,un-are FOR any length of time,
m,,ical atmosphere seems to
bsep clarified and purified there.
-Jr owens, vice president and
ra, manager Oklahoma Gas and
.tc Company. deputy district gov.
Rotary club, chairman Ok!aho.
Cw hca..h survey and chairman
Nhbi:> state fairs.
r al cu.yt,cns of moment to the
E,can people, and especially those
kh hayv Il moral bearing. .he NO.
dtE.> country can be depended
to- correct solution at the bal
box"-Fg,d u. Bearly, chairman
kriye committee Republican state
|ni,,ee AID chairman Oklahoma
BIZ civilian relief.
hon observation | am convinced
woman suffrage has a very ele-
b effect on the personnel of ca l.
)Ns Of al parties for elective Of
j-R " McFarlin, president Tul
ttaMter of Commerce and FEEDER.
O.. a,licd Interests.
a wage Garner woman ought to
tie rirht 10 vote in order to in.
her fair play in many pursuits in
b she voluntarily or by force o!
instances engages in competition
men Matthew J. Kane, justice
slpreme court.
pu' Democratic President, W. OIL.
wilson, is in favor OF woman suf-
T. ol. democratic congressman
sena'ors from Oklahoma are in ia
Of woman suffrage. the Democratic
Elaure Of Oklahoma submitted
Gues'!cn o! woman suffrage. I am
fuh-age Joseph S. Morris, form
tc'e,arr safe election board.
vi!l 90 everything in my power to
lnce the interests of woman suf
'-F. N. Gau't. president Okla
State Eoard of Agriculture.
hearty endorse the movement
woman suffrage. e. S. Bronson,
Reno. stcretary-treasurer Okla.
Press Association.
tNOnal,y | cannot see the justice
efnl'''ns foreigners unacquainted
our deals and institutions and
therefore, cannot be as loyal as
should, 10 take part in the man.
nen' OF our governmental affairs,
N'he same time exclude millions
omen horn in this country who
Contributed to its glory and
mess. = summers Hardy, justice
supreme court.
NICE the men have gone to war
sN ,he.r mothers. wives, sisters
'me it is far more essential that
l should be permitted to vote
al any previous time. R. H
No. superintendent state depart.
o. public instruction.
nave never seen any reason why
too3 women of our nation who
0o'ne the burden Of building a
CVl.!2aiion in this country
W. oe deprived of the right of suf.
- W. Austin. president Okla.
college for Women, Chickasha.
n'en The day when women may
Ne legal right to help in all great
-Ons OF safe and nation to the
a,a smeh' Of our great republic."-J
"aa''on' president Grant County
Aofh Breeders Association.
ua'e always been in favor Of
slfrase.'-E. B. Howard
STATE auditor.
very la'e.ligent woman, should
voice N making laws concern
,%s % environment of herself and
o"'H' II. r. Bagby, editor
Nolh'y Sentinel, Perry.
'Heh are in close sympathetic
WIN 'he.r sex and childhood,
'm more likely be responsive to
needs han others who do not
a"s 4' sane relations. They great
W. ne IN my endeavor to secure
,.SSdee o. the Child Labor Law
"er legislation for the human
""!irm NJ, Franklin. clerk
w.. e 81 irene court and OF Grim.
,olr' ~, 0: appeals.
49, ~ the welfare Of our nation
~ mat recognition be given tC
N W 'or her services. not as a favor
,s"hpie justice to the facts
'vseph Blatt, Oklahoma City.
n s'e ~. Woman suffrage is essen.
g,o .ne safety OF democracy."-I.
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