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Hattie Caraway
Women's history in Arkansas
Black and white photographic portrait of Senator Hattie Caraway.
Former First Ladies Of Arkansas, Johnny Jenkins
Former First Ladies Of Arkansas, Johnny Jenkins
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a black and white photograph of eight former First Ladies of Arkansas. The photograph does not have a list of names attached.
Letter, Mrs. F.J. Jackson To Lessie Stringfellow Read, Mrs. F.J. Jackson
Letter, Mrs. F.J. Jackson To Lessie Stringfellow Read, Mrs. F.J. Jackson
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a typed letter from Mrs. F.J. Jackson with the Women's Campaign Committee to Lessie Stringfellow Read discussing Ben Laney's gubernatorial campaign.
Letter, Hattie Caraway To John Park Cravens, Hattie Caraway
Letter, Hattie Caraway To John Park Cravens, Hattie Caraway
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a typed letter from Senator Hattie Caraway to John Park Cravens in Magazine, Arkansas. In the last paragraph, Caraway talks a little about being a female legislator
Program, Arkansas Democratic Women's Club Convention
Program, Arkansas Democratic Women's Club Convention
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a program from the 12th Annual Arkansas Democratic Women's Club Convention at the Marion Hotel in Little Rock.
Washington Town Officials
Women's history in Arkansas
Black and white photograph of the all women city council i Washington, Arkansas in 1934.
Letter, Hattie Caraway To Griffin Smith, Hattie Caraway
Letter, Hattie Caraway To Griffin Smith, Hattie Caraway
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a two page letter in four sections from Hattie Caraway in Riverdale, Maryland to Griffin Smith in Marianna, Arkansas. The letter discusses the death of Hattie's husband, Thaddeus, who had been a U.S. Senator. It also discusses her feelings about taking his place in the U.S. Senate.
Letter, Mrs. Ohmer C. Burnside To Mrs. S.S. Wassell, Mrs. Ohmer C. Burnside
Letter, Mrs. Ohmer C. Burnside To Mrs. S.S. Wassell, Mrs. Ohmer C. Burnside
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a letter from Mrs. Ohmer C. Burnside in Lake Village, Arkansas, to Bettie Wassell in Little Rock, Arkansas. The letter talks about whether or not two Arkansas politicians in Ashley County have supported women's suffrage.
Lillie Middlebrooks
Women's history in Arkansas
Albumen photograph of Lillie Middlebrooks