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• Ellington, Mrs. O. F, see Ark. chapter, 16-20, 23-25; in Va, 220.

• Elliott, Albert H, 30; 48-9.

• Elliott, John Lovejoy, 342.

• Elliott, Maud Howe, 274; 280; 291; 578.

• Elliott, Sarah Barnwell, 597-8; 608-9-10.

• Engle, Lavinia, 4; 114; 579; 633; 690.

• Equal Guardianship, in Mass, 291; Utah, 647.

• Erwin, Margaret, 333; 607. See Ford.

• Evans, Mrs. Glendower, in Maine, 238; Mass, 277; Mich, 309; R. I, 570; Wis, 702.

• Evans, Sarah A, see Ore. chapter, 538, 541, 545.

• Ewing, Robert, in La, 224; 226.

 

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• Fallows, Bishop Samuel, 148.

• Farmer, Eugenia B, 318.

• Farrell, Mrs. Percy J, 312; 315-16.

• Fawcett, Millicent Garrett, pres. Brit. Natl. "Suff. Assn, writes chap. for History, 725; on “militancy,” 728; heads deptn. to Asquith, 733; work completed, 749; elected vicepres, Intl. Alliance, 811; 816; 826; 827; invites Alliance to London, greets, 828; suff. work of her assn, 833; on “militancy,” 834; 835; presides in Albert Hall, 836; reelected, 837; 854; on “white slave” traffic, 855; manifesto at beginning of war, work on Headqrs. Com, 865; 867.

• Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment, Ala. women demand, 5; endorsed in Ark, 20; petition from Calif, 34, Legis. appeals for, 57; Colo. Legis. demands, 63; work for in Conn, 73 et seq; Del, 88 et seq; Fla, 119; Ga, 123-4-5, 127, 130; members of Cong. vote for, 131; 136; Ills, 164; Ind, 178-180; Iowa, 185; Kans, 203-4, 206; Ky, 211; La, 218, 227-8; Maine, 237-8; Md, 257261; Mass, 280-1, 290, 300; Mich, 305, 309; Minn, 319, 321; Miss, 331, 334; Mo, 353, 357 5 Neb, 372; Nev, 300; N. H, 408; N. J, 415, 429; N Mex, 436-7; N. Y, 488-9; N.C, 493, 495; N. Dak, 504, 507; Ohio, 517; Penn, 552, 562; R. I, 566, 570-1; S. C, 580-1, 584; Tenn, 599, 600, 606-7, 609, 612-13-14, 625; Texas, 635-6, 639, 640, 642; Utah, 645, 649; Vt, 656-660; Va, 665, 668, 670; Wash, 685; West Va, 693-4; Wis, 700, 708; Wyo, 709; U. S. Sup. Ct. decision, 617; Solicitor Genl. Frierson's, 617; proclaimed by Secy. of State, 625.

• Federations of Labor, for wom. suff, Ala, 8; Calif, 54; give hall for suff. meet. in Atlanta, 125, 127; for wom. suff. in Maine, 237; Md, 251, refused, 253; Mass, 273, 295; Nev, 396; N. H, 402; N. J, 415; Okla, 523; Ore, 546; Penn, 552-3; S. C, 581; Tenn, 597-9; Vt, 660; Va, 669.

• Federation of Women's Clubs, record in each State chapter. Genl. Fedn. declares for wom. suff, 160; applauds it in Boston, 274.

• Feickert, Lillian F, 418-19; work in N. J; see St. chapter, 420 et seq.

• Fels, Mrs. Joseph, in Mass, 300; Nev, 387.

• Felton, Rebecca Latimer, 126; 128; 131.

• Ferguson, Gov. James E, opp. wom. suff. in Texas, 633; at Dem. Natl. Conv, 633; women work against, 634-5, 638.

• Fernald, U. S. Sen. Bert, 242; 245.

• Fernald, Fannie J, 236-7; 402-3.

• Fess, Simeon D, chmn. Rep. Congrssl. Com, 94.

• Fessenden, Susan S, in Del, 87; Mass, 270, 273; N. H, 400; Vt, 660.

• Field, Sarah Bard, 398; in Ore, 548.

• Finland, great “strike,” wom. suff. granted, women in Parliament, 771-773; 824.

• Finnegan, Annette, work in Texas, 630-1-2.

• FitzGerald, Susan W, 274; 282; 294; 207; 301; 300; 406; 655.

• Fitzhugh, Gen. G. T, in Tenn, 602.

• Fletcher, U. S. Sen. Duncan U, 117.

• Florida, effort for wom. suff, workers, legis. action, see State chap, 113.

• Foley, Margaret A, in Mass, 276-7, 296, 301; Nev, 397; R. I, 572.

• Foltz, Clara Shortridge, 30.

• Forchhammer, Henni (Denmark), on League of Nations, 814; 871.

• Ford, Mr. and Mrs, Henry, 313.

• Ford, Margaret Ervin, work in Tenn; see St. chapter, 604, 607 et seq.

• Fordyce, Mrs. William C, 348; 354; 357.

Fort, Gov. John Franklin (N. J.), 418.