Talk:General Federation of Women's Clubs

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19th amendment

As I recall, the GFCW along with other groups such as the WTCU and NAWSA, around the year 1914 officially supported the 19h amendment and it's 2 million members were instrumental in passing the women suffrage ammendment in 1920. Someone more knowledgable should contribute on this, meanwhile I'll add a "see also: 19th amendment" hyper-link.

User:Charizardpal 18:40, 27 August 2007

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Requesting for help in finding sourcing for a member group

Hey everyone!

I'm hoping to reach out to experts on the General Federation of Women's Clubs and see if someone could provide sourcing for the St. Helens Club of Chehalis, Washington. I've found local sourcing that unfortunately does not dive very deep and hoping there's a book or some online reference I can use to flesh the St, Helens Club out a bit.

My thanks!

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