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Political Equality Club Banners and photograph

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Political Equality Club Banners and photograph

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Describes and shows two suffrage banners created by the Geneva Political Equality Club for the May 6th suffrage parade in New York City. One honoring women architects was designed by Katharine Stetson, Charlotte Perkins Gilman's daughter, and executed by Christine Rose; the other to honor the pioneer Elizabeth Smith Miller, was designed by Anne Fitzhugh Miller and executed by Misses Buckley.
Katharine Stetson was misidentified as Elizabeth in this clipping.

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01/01/1911

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geneva

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