1
From here on there was only one course to follow, to press again for a Sixteenth Amendment to enfranchise women.
2
Were all the state constitutions amended so as to enfranchise women, the word male would still stand in the National Constitution.
3
This was her first intimation that Republicans might balk at enfranchising women.
4
The Prime enfranchising women, but political considerations are holding it back.
5
The powerful Social Democratic party stands solidly for enfranchising women.
6
It is not, for a moment, to be assumed that enfranchising women will not cost something.
7
Other countries have so enfranchised women.
8
The event was started by members of the labour movement who wanted to provide political education for newly enfranchised women.
9
She immediately took him at his word by asking him to introduce a bill enfranchising women, and he promptly did so.
10
All the sentimentality of the situation was on the side of Wilson, and yet fully three-fourths of the newly- enfranchised women voters voted against him.
11
Myself, I think the enfranchised women of California should bring injunctions-orwhatever is the proper legal weapon-againstso dangerous a degree of male pulchritude.