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| CHAPTER XXXI. | |
| Dakota | 543~544 |
| Suffrage work in the Territory. | |
| North Dakota | 544-552 |
| Efforts of women for the franchise in first constitutional convention — Organization of suffrage clubs to secure amendment of constitution — Legislative action and laws — School Suffrage — Office-holding of women — Occupations — Education — Clubs. | |
| South Dakota | 552-562 |
| Same as above — Campaign of 1890 to secure Woman Suffrage Amendment — Assistance of National Association — Hardships of the canvass — Treachery of politicians — Amendment defeated by nearly 24,000 — Second attempt in 1898 — Defeated by 3,285. | |
| CHAPTER XXXII. | |
| Delaware | 563-566 |
| Organization for suffrage — Legislative action and laws — School Suffrage — Office-holding of women — Occupations — Education — Clubs. | |
| CHAPTER XXXIII. | |
| District Of Columbia | 567-576 |
| Peculiar position of women — Work of Suffrage Association with Congressional Committees — Property rights secured — Women on School Board — Women in Government Departments — Woman's College of Law — Other things accomplished by women of the District. | |
| CHAPTER XXXIV. | |
| Florida | 577-580 |
| Organization for suffrage — Effort to raise "age of protection" for girls and its failure — Laws — Occupations — Education. | |
| CHAPTER XXXV. | |
| Georgia | 581-588 |
| Same as above — Annual convention of National Association in 1895. | |
| CHAPTER XXXVI. | |
| Idaho | 589-597 |
| First work for woman suffrage — Submission of Amendment — Campaign of 1896 — Favored by all political parties — Carried by large majority — Favorable decision of Supreme Court — Women elected to office — Percentage of women voting — Effects of woman's vote — Endorsement of prominent men — Laws, etc. | |
| CHAPTER XXXVII. | |
| Illinois | 598-613 |
| Organization — Obtaining School Suffrage — Supreme Court gives wide latitude to Legislature — Women trustees for State' University — Equal guardianship of children for mothers — Many women in office — Women's part in Columbian Exposition — Remarkable achievement of two teachers in compelling corporations to pay taxes — Education. | |
