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"Woman are too sentimental for jury duty" --Anti-Suffrage argument / C...
Illustration shows a jury of men crying as they present a "Not Guilty" verdict; standing before the jury, a man, also crying, embraces a woman. Illus. in: Puck, v. 77, no. 1977 (1915 January 23), p. 5 (bottom)... More
A Little Fun Now and Then, NAWSA suffrage scrapbooks
Ann Fitzhugh Miller reads letters from a Cazenovia lawyer to Harriet May Mills suggesting that she might serve as a juror in the place of Earnest Fuller, who has too many responsibilities at home and Mills reply