1900 Presidential Election Statistics 1904 Presidential Election Statistics 1908 Presidential Election Statistics 1912- Competing Visions for America (Ohio State University) "The 1912 Lawrence Strike: How Did Immigrant Workers Struggle to Achieve an American Standard of Living?" (28 documents; 11 images) 1912 Presidential Election--Issues 1912 Presidential Election Statistics 1916 Presidential Election Statistics 1900 versus Now - Time 100 statistics comparison 20c Chicago (Chicago Sun-Times) "A Blood Red Record: the 1890s and American Apartheid" - Michael O'Malley Accident at Kitty Hawk, 1908 African American Perspectives  - Pamphlets from the Daniel A. P. Murray Collection (1818-1907) The American 1890s--A Chronology" America-1900 (PBS series) America at Leisure, 1894-1915 (LOC) American Art Noveau American Cultural History:  1900-1909 American Federation of Teachers Web Site The Anthracite Coal Strike of 1902 The Anti-Saloon League The Armory Show of 1913 - A Great Display of American Art A Biography of America:  TR and Wilson (1901-1919) - Annenberg/CPB A Biography of America:  A Vital Progressivism (1899-1926) - Annenberg/CPB Birth of a Nation--D. W. Griffith's Greatest Film (silent film clips included) The Campaign to End Child Labor "Capitalism and Socialism in the Emergence of Modern America- The Formative Era, 1890's-1916" - Martin J. Sklar Carrie Chapman Catt and Women's Suffrage Cartoons of the Early 1900s Children at Work, 1908-1912 Child Labor in America:  1908-1912 Chronology of the Equal Rights Amendment:  1923-1996 Chronology on the History of Slavery and Racism:  1830-end Civil Rights Movement (Spartacus) Clash of Cultures in the 1910s and 1920s (Ohio State University) Coal Mining in the Gilded Age and Progressive Eras Conservation Timeline:  1900-1960 Dime Novels and Penny Dreadfuls Documents on Eugenics in Vermont Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker Movement D. W. Griffith Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt Ellen Louise Axson Wilson The Emma Goldman Papers The Estate of Hans Jenson v. The White Star Line (The Titanic Trial) The Evolution of the Conservation Movement:  1850-1920 (LOC) Federal Trade Commission Official Web Site Florence Kelley -- A Woman of Fierce Fidelity Frank Lloyd Wright (The American Experience) Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio The Frederick Douglass Papers at the Library of Congress From Slavery to Freedom:  The African-American Pamphlet Collection (1824-1909) - LOC A Gateway to African-American History:  1900-1940 Greatest Films Before 1920:  The Birth of Cinema Helen Herron Taft A History of the Socialist Party of America (University of North Carolina) "How Did Gender and Class Shape the Age of Consent Campaign Within the Social Purity Movement, 1886-1914? " (24 documents) "How Did the Debate Between Margaret Sanger and Mary Ware Dennett Shape the Movement to Legalize Birth Control?" (27 documents) "How Did International Women's Day Begin?" (22 documents) "How Did the Reform Agenda of the Minnesota Woman's Christian Temperance Union Change, 1878-1917?" (4 documents) "How Did the Views of Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois toward Woman Suffrage Change between 1900 and 1915?" (18 documents; 9 images) "How Was the Relationship Between Workers and Allies Shaped by the Perceived Threat of Socialism in the New York City Shirtwaist Strike, 1909-1910?" (23 documents; 9 images) "How We Made the First Flight" by Orville Wright Hull House Incorporated:  The Professionalization of Social Work The Jazz Age Page Image Archives on the American Eugenics Movement Images Related to Women's Suffrage The Industrial Revolution & Progressive Era Katharine Bement Davis- New York City's Suffragist Commissioner (New York City Dept. of Correction) The Lower East Side Tenement Museum Major Events of:  1900    1901    1902    1903    1904    1905    1906    1907    1908    1909    1910    1911    1912    1913 Map-->"The United States in 1910" Map-->"Women's Suffrage Before 19th Amendment" Marcus Garvey:  Look for Me in the Whirlwind (The American Experience PBS series) Margaret Sanger and The Woman Rebel The Muckrakers National Association of Manufacturers National Farmers Union The Nineteenth Century in Print- Periodicals Not For Ourselves Alone - The Story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Susan B. Anthony (PBS) The Ohio Dry Campaign of 1918 The Papers of Theodore Roosevelt (Avalon Project) The People's Attorney:  The Life of Louis D. Brandeis (1856-1941) The People's Century:  Age of Hope (1900-1914) - PBS The Peoples' Century:  On the Line (1908-1945) - PBS Political Speeches of the Progressive Era (audio files) "The Progressive Movement:  1900-1920" - extensive outline The Progressive Populist Publications by the I. W. W. Shadowball--Recalling the Negroe Leagues The San Francisco Earthquake, 1906 "The Social Gospel" (Part I) - lecture by Prof. Terry Matthews (Wake Forest Univ.) "The Social Gospel" (Part II) - lecture by Prof. Terry Matthews (Wake Forest Univ.) The Sinking of the Titanic, 1912 Stars of the Silent Movies The Struggle for the Vote: A Gallery of Suffrage Drawings Suffragists Oral History Project "Teddy Roosevelt--Icon of the American Century" - Smithsonian Institution Theodore Roosevelt:  26th President of the United States of America "Theodore Roosevelt's Broad Powers" - Erin Ruth Leonard (essay) The Theodore Roosevelt Association Theodore Roosevelt (1) - PBS Series on the American Presidency Theodore Roosevelt (2) - POTUS site Theodore Roosevelt Papers at the Library of Congress Titanic--The Official Archives Touring Turn-of-the-Century America - Photographs from the Detroit Publishing Co. (1880-1920) TR:  The Story of Theodore Roosevelt (The American Experience PBS series) Trade Unions (Spartacus) Traveling Culture:  Circuit Chautauqua in the Twentieth Century (LOC) The Triangle Factory Fire:  March 25, 1911 Turn-of-the-Century America:  Detroit Publishing Company / Photographs (1880-1920) Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League Website Upton Sinclair and the Muckrakers U. S. Chamber of Commerce Votes for Women Museum Votes for Women's Suffrage:  1850-1920 (LOC) Western New York Suffragists:  Winning the Vote "What Gender Perspectives Shaped the Emergence of the National Association of Colored Women, 1895-1920?" (21 documents) "What Lobbying Tactics Did Suffragists Use to Obtain Congressional Approval Of a Woman Suffrage Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, 1917-1920?" (14 documents) "Who Was Henry George?" - article by Agnes George de Mille "Why Did African-American Women Join the Woman's Christian Temperance Union between 1880 and 1900?" (31 documents) "Why Did Colorado Suffragists Succeed in Winning the Right to Vote in 1893 and Not in 1877?" (30 documents) William Howard Taft (1) - PBS Series on the American Presidency William Howard Taft (2) - POTUS site The Wizard of Oz:  An American Fairy Tale Women's Suffrage in the United States (Spartacus - UK) Woodrow Wilson (PBS - The American Experience series) Woodrow Wilson (1) - PBS Series on the American Presidency Woodrow Wilson (2) - POTUS site

                       
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Hawes 1875:  Minor vs. Happersett -- issue of women's suffrage 1876:  National Woman Suffrage Association- "Declaration of Rights for Women" 1876-1920:  Voter Participation in Presidential Elections, 1876-1920 - chart 1877:  Petition for Woman Suffrage signed by Frederick Douglass 1879:  Progress and Poverty - Henry George (abridged version) 1879-1921:  Woman's Christian Temperance Union statistics - graph and chart 1881:  The Scholar in a Republic - Phi Beta Kappa Centennial Oration by Wendell Philips 1885:  8th Grade Final Exam from Salina, KS 1885:  Test for Admission to High School in Jersey City, NJ 1886:  Addresses Upon the Labor Question - Edward Atkinson 1886:  Applied Christianity:  Moral Aspects of Social Questions - Washington Gladden 1886:  A Christ-like Character - A Catholic Priest Champions Henry George 1886:  Throwing His Hat in the Ring - Henry George Runs for Mayor (10/5) 1887:  More Logic, Less Feeling - Senator Vest Nixes Woman Suffrage 1890:  Banners of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union 1891:  Address of Francis E. Willard, president of the Woman's National Council of the U. S. at its first triennial meeting in Washington, DC (2/22-25) 1891:  “A Heritage of Scorn” - Frances Ellen Walkins Harper Urges A Color-Blind Cause 1892:  Elizabeth Cady Stanton- "The Solitude of Self" 1892:  "The Subjective Necessity for Social Settlements" - speech by Jane Addams 1893:  "Autumn" - poem written by 13-year old Helen Keller 1893:  The Objective Value of a Social Settlements  - Jane Addams 1893:  "State committee Woman suffrage party. Headquarters, New York To the woman suffrage congress World's fair, Chicago, Ill [regarding woman suffrage in Wyoming.] New York, 8/7" - broadside 1893:  The Subjective Necessity for Social Settlements  - Jane Addams 1893:  "Women in Politics" - Mrs. J. Ellen Foster 1894:  Class Versus Gender - Carrie Chapman Catt Taps Middle-Class and Nativist Fears to Boost Women’s Causes 1894:  "Copy of preamble and protest ... Brooklyn Auxiliary, New York State association opposed to the extension of suffrage to women" - broadside 1894:  "Do want want the vote? ... Issued by the National state association opposed to woman suffrage" - broadside 1894:  "Some reasons why we oppose votes for women ... National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage" - broadside 1894: "Who Wrote the  Bible?" - Washington Gladden 1895:  "A Piece-Rate System" - Frederick Winslow Taylor 1895:  "The apotheosis of suffrage" - political cartoon on women's suffrage 1895:  Atlanta Compromise 1895:  "The Enemies of the Republic" - political cartoon on prohibition in The Ram's Horn 1895:  "A Red Record: Tabulated Statistics and Alleged Causes of Lynchings in the United States, 1892-1893-1894" - Ida B. Wells 1895:  "A Woman's Right to Vote" - Amelia Bloomer 1896:  "Another Lear" - speech by Jane Addams on the Pullman Strike (11/12) 1896:  "The Awakening of the Negro" - Booker T. Washington 1896:  "Building Up His Business" - political cartoon on liquor licensing in The Ram's Horn 1896:  Democracy and Education - Booker T. Washington 1897:  Assorted Newspaper Articles / Editorials on Lynchings in Urbana, OH 1897:  "Dignity of Honest Toil- S.M. Jones Addresses the Good Government Club" The Blade, 3/31 1897:  "Municipal Reform (an editorial)" The Blade, 3/29 1897:  "The Strivings of the Negro People" - W. E. B. Du Bois - Atlantic Monthly (Aug.) 1898:  Strength in Numbers - Kelley on Women, Labor, and the Power of the Ballot 1898:  "The Strenuous Life" - Theodore Roosevelt 1899:  Cummings v. Board of Education 1899:  "The Importance of Women's Influence in All Religious and Benevolent Societies" - Rev. J. Frances Robinson 1899:  "Municipal Expansion" published in The Arena June 1899, pp. 766-767 1899:  The School and Society - John Dewey early 20c?:  "A Racial Hierarchy and Empire for Africans; African's Faith Must Be Confidence in Self His Creed: One God, One Aim, One Destiny" - Marcus Garvey early 20c?:  "Why Women Should Vote" - Alice Stone Blackwell 1900:  Carrie Chapman Catt- Acceptance of the Presidency of NAWSA 1900:  Lynch Law in America - Ida B. Wells 1900:  "Signs of Progress Among the Negroes" - Booker T. Washington 1900:  The Strenuous Life:  Essays and Addresses - Theodore Roosevelt (full text) 1900:  "Women and the Alphabet" - a series of essays by Thomas Wentworth Higginson     (entire text) 1901:  "The Evolution of Negro Leadership" - speech by W. E. B. Du Bois (7/16) 1901:  George H. White's Farewell to Congress (1/29) 1901:  Our Forests and National Parks - John Muir 1901:  "Speech That Prompted Murderous Assault on the President"- article in the Chicago Daily Tribune (9/8) - comment on speech made by Emma Goldman 1901:  Theodore Roosevelt on Conservation 1901:  Theodore Roosevelt on Trusts 1902:  "Of the Training of Black Men" - W. E. B. Du Bois in Atlantic Monthly (Sept.) 1902:  Woman Suffrage - Susan B. Anthony 1903:  Belle Kearney speaks on "the race issue" at the National American Woman Suffrage Association Convention, New Orleans, LA (3/26) 1903:  "Industrial Education for the Negro" - Booker T. Washington (Sept.) 1903:  The Soul of Black Folk - W. E. B. DuBois (full text) 1903:  "The Talented Tenth" - speech by W. E. B. Du Bois (Sept.) 1903:  W.E.B. DuBois, Of Mr. Booker T. Washington and Others 1904:  The History of the Standard Oil Company - Ida M. Tarbell (full text) 1904:  "Make bank deposits safe" - reprinted from the Bankers' Magazine (Nov.) 1904:  Northern Securities Company v. U. S. 1904:  "Roosevelt vs. Roosevelt" - broadside 1905:  The Education of Henry Adams (full text) 1905:  Florence Kelley Speaks Out on Child Labor and Woman Suffrage, Philadelphia, PA (7/22) 1905:  The Great American Fraud - Samuel Hopkins Adams 1905:  "A Grim Warning against Patent Medicines" - poster in Collier's Magazine 1905:  Inaugural Address of Theodore Roosevelt 1905:  The Jungle - Upton Sinclair (excerpt) 1905:  "Lincoln and Race Problem" - speech by President Roosevelt to the Republican Club of NYC (2/13) 1905:  Lochner v. New York 1905:  "Man and the Earth" - Nathaniel Southgate Shaler    (entire text) 1905:  "Peace King, Teddy. The white slaves battle cry of freedom" - song lyrics by Thomas W. Mizner, Detroit, MI (Sept.) - broadside 1905:  Stranger Than Fiction - The Reading Habits of Early Twentieth-Century Working Women 1905:  Swift and Company v. United States 1905:  "The Threat of Food and Drug Adulteration" 1906:  Antiquities Act 1906:  "Ballot Necessary for Women" - Jane Addams 1906:  The Bitter Cry of Children - John Spargo 1906:  Black Leaders Criticize Theodore Roosevelt - The New York Times (11/20) 1906:  Burke Act 1906:  "The Condemned-Meat Industry" - Upton Sinclair      another excerpt from The Jungle 1906:  Letter from Upton Sinclair to President Theodore Roosevelt (3/10) 1906:  "The Man with the Muck Rake" - speech by Teddy Roosevelt (4/16) 1906:  Mary Church Terrell speaks to the United Women's Club, Washington, DC, (10/10) 1906:  Naturalization Act 1906:  "Negro Pastors Assail Roosevelt's Army Order--One Calls Him a Judas for Dismissing Colored Troops" - The New York Times (11/20) 1906:  The Niagara Movement's Address to the Country - W.E.B. Du Bois 1906:  Pure Food and Drug Act 1906:  "The Treason of the Senate" - David Graham Philips 1907:  The Conservation of Natural Resources - Theodore Roosevelt 1907:  "The Dime Novel in American Life" - Charles M. Harvey 1907:  Jack London Looks at the “Simplified Language of Socialism” 1907:  James D. Phelan [Mayor of San Francisco] Explains the Graft Issues 1907:  Newer Ideals of Peace - Jane Addams 1907:  "To the school children of the United States Arbor day (which means simply "Tree Day") is now observed in every state in our Union - and mainly in the schools ... Theodore Roosevelt. The White House, April 15" - broadside 1908:  Christianity and the Social Crisis - Walter Rauschenbusch 1908:  "The Color Line in the North" - Ray Stannard Baker - in The American Magazine vol. 65 (February 1908): 345-57 1908:  Declaration of the Conservation Conference of Governors 1908:  "The Issue" - speech given by Eugene V. Debs on becoming the Socialist Party presidential candidate 1908:  Kate Richards O’Hare’s Life as a Socialist Party Organizer 1908:  The Lay of the Land - Dallas Lore Sharp      (entire text) 1908:  "The Negro's Struggle for Survival in the North" - Ray Stannard Baker - in The American Mazgazine vol. LXV (March), pp. 473-485 1908:  Prohibition Cartoon 1908:  "The Tragedy of the Mulatto" - Ray Stannard Baker - The American Magazine vol. 65 (April 1908): 582-98 1908-9:  Photographs of Lewis Hine- Documentation of Child Labor 1909:  "Election Day" - political cartoon on women's suffrage 1909:  "The Heart of the Race Problem" - Quincy Ewing in The Atlantic Monthly 103 (1909): 389-397 1909:  Letter by Theodore Roosevelt to accompany the Congressional report on providing an inventory of the nation's natural resources 1909:  Lyman Abbott on President Roosevelt 1909:  The Necessity of Conserving Our Resources - speech by J.N. Teal, Chairman of the Oregon Conservation Commission 1909:  "Onward Temperance Soldiers!" - song and lyrics 1909:  Platform Adopted by the National Negro Committee 1909:  "President Roosevelt's Popularity" - Harry Thurston Peck 1909:  The Promise of American Life - Herbert Croly 1909:  Report of the National Conservation Commission on the inventorying of the nation's natural resources 1909:  "Should a Minority Rule?" - The Remonstrance, Jan. edition 1909:  Speech by Samuel Gompers at Cooper Union 1909:  The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets - Jane Addams 1910:  The Fight for Conservation - Gifford Pinchot     (entire text) 1910:  The Growth of Democracy in America - William Allen White 1910:  James H. Patten, Chairman of the National Legislative Committee of the American Purity Federation, Testimony Before Congress 1910:  "Justice. Equality. Why women want to vote. Women are citizens, and wish to do their civic duty ... National American woman suffrage association. Headquarters: 505 Fifth Ave, NY" - broadside     (image) 1910:  "Negro Suffrage in a Democracy." - Ray Stannard Baker in The Atlantic Monthly 106 (1910): 612-619 1910:  The New Nationalism - Teddy Roosevelt 1910:  Senator Owen Supports Women - Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 35, Supplement (May) 1910:  Twenty Years at Hull House - Jane Addams 1910:  "Woman Suffrage" - Emma Goldman (excerpts) 1910:  "Women in the home ... National American woman suffrage association" - broadside 1911:  "141 Men and Girls Die in Waist Factory Fire; Trapped High Up in Washington Place Building; Street Strewn with Bodies; Piles of Dead Inside" - New York Times (3/26) 1911:  Birmingham Under the Commission Plan - Walker Percy 1911:  Conservation by Sanitation - Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards     (entire text) 1911: "Getting Out the Vote" - Helen M. Todd(entire text) 1911:  "Hostile Employers See Yourselves As Others Know You" - excerpt by Samuel Gompers on the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire  - American Federationist (May) 1911:  How Many Socialists Does It Take To Screw in a Light Bulb - Finding Humor and Pathos in Class Struggle 1911:  "Patriotism--A Menace to Liberty" - Emma Goldman 1911:  Roosevelt, Congress, and the Panama Canal 1911:  The Principles of Scientific Management - Frederick Taylor 1911:  Triangle Shirtwaist Co. Fire article by W. G. Shepherd 1911:  "The Trusts, the People, and the Square Deal" - editorial by Theodore Roosevelt from The Outlook (11/18) 1911:  When Racism Was Respectable - Franz Boas on “The Instability of Human Types” 1911-1920:  Various Documents on Women's Suffrage      (additional documents) 1912:  "Book of Letters: How to Make the Best of Life vs. Woman Suffrage" - C. E. Tibbles 1912:  Democratic Party Platform (excerpt)   (another source) 1912:  Eugene V. Debs Attacks “the Monstrous System” of Capitalism 1912:  Headline from the Times-Dispatch, (Richmond, Va.) - sinking of the Titanic 1912:  “Dam Hetch Hetchy!” - John Muir Contests the Hetch-Hetchy Dam 1912:  "Maniac In Milwaukee Shoots Col. Roosevelt; He Ignores Wound, Speaks An Hour, Goes To Hospital" - The New York Times (10/15) 1912:  Missed Manners - Wilson Lectures a Black Leader 1912:  National American Woman Suffrage Association, Mother's Day Letter 1912:  Political Cartoons Illustrating Progressivism and the Election of 1912 1912:  Progressive Party Platform (excerpt) 1912:  Republican Party Platform (excerpt) 1912:  “The Socialist and The Suffragist” - Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Appeal to Reason, (9/28) 1912:  Suffragists March in New York City (5/6) - photo 1912:  "Taft Renominated by the Republican Convention; Roosevelt Named as Candidate by Bolters Wilson Backs Bryan's Stand at Baltimore" - The New York Times (6/23) 1912:  Teddy Roosevelt Speaks during the 1912 Presidential Campaign (sound file) 1912:  Votes for Women a Practical Necessity 1912:  "Wilson Wins--He Gets 409 Electoral Votes; Gets 187,902 in this State[NY]; Roosevelt, 107, Taft 15" - The New York Times - front page with full text (11/6) 1912:  "Danger! Woman's Suffrage Would Double the Irresponsible Vote" - women's suffrage poster 1912:  Woman Suffrage in States - broadside 1913:  16th Amendment to the U. S. Constitution 1913:  17th Amendment to the U. S. Constitution 1913:  "Booker T. Washington" - poem by R. V. Randolph - broadside 1913:  Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Remembers the Paterson Strike of 1913 1913:  Federal Reserve Act 1913:  First Inaugural Address of Woodrow Wilson 1913:  Giving a Dam - Congress Debates Hetch Hetchy 1913:  “A Layman’s Views of an Art Exhibition” - Theodore Roosevelt, Outlook (3/29) 1913:  MacColl and the Modern Spirit - the 1913 International Exhibit of Modern Art 1913:  “More Work for Mother” - Scientific Management At Home 1913:  A Personal Narrative of Political Experiences - Robert La Follette (full text of his autobiography) 1913:  Royal Cortissoz, art critic, critiques the Armory Show 1913:  Suffrage On Stage - Marie Jenney Howe Parodies the Opposition 1913:  Women and Public Housekeeping - Jane Addams. Women and Public Housekeeping 1914:  Ten Sex Talks to Girls - Dr. Irving Steinhardt 1914:  A Brief for the Palmer-Owen Child Labor Bill 1914:  Clayton Anti-Trust Act 1914:  Federal Trade Commission Act 1914:  Harrison Narcotic Act 1914:  "If I Were a Man" - Charlotte Perkins Gilman 1914:  Letters of a Woman Homesteader - Eleanor Pruitt Stewart 1914:  "Neutrality and trade in contraband" - Department of State, 10/15 - broadside 1914:  "The New Morality" - Paul Elmer More 1914:  “No Gods, No Masters” - Margaret Sanger on Birth Control 1914:  "No room for hate" - by Edgar A. Guest - broadside 1914:  Progressive Democracy - Herbert Croly 1914?:  "Progressive" Jingoism - Boston, World Peace Foundation - broadside 1914:  Smith-Lever Act 1914:  "The Woman Rebel" - first edition (Margaret Sanger) - March issue 1915:  "Do You Know?" - pamphlet written by Carrie Chapman Catt on women's suffrage 1915:  "The Fundamental Principle of a Republic" - Anna Howard Shaw, Suffrage Orator and Social Reformer (6/21) 1915:  "A Glimpse behind the Mask of Prohibition" - Percy Andreae in The Prohibition Movement in its Broader Bearings upon Our Social, Commercial, and Religious Liberties 1915:  Guinn v. United States 1915:  Mind Your Business! - One Woman’s Encounter with Reformers 1915:  "Objections Answered" - pamphlet written by Alice Stone Blackwell on women's suffrage 1915:  "The Rebel Girl" - song lyrics by Joe Hill 1915:  Report of the Vice Commission, Louisville, KY 1915:  "Solidarity Forever" - union song lyrics by Ralph Chaplin 1915:  Suffragist leader Anna Howard Shaw speaks on the "Fundamental Principles of a Republic," Albany NY (6/21) 1915:  "Union Shop vs. Non-Union Shop" - testimony by Clarence Darrow before the U.S. Senate's Commission on Industrial Relations 1915:  "Why Women Should Vote" - pamphlet by Jane Addams 1916:  Democracy and Education - John Dewey (full text) 1916:  "The Gold Brick Twins" - socialist pamphlet 1916:  Letter to the Press on Birth Control - Emma Goldman (2/11) 1916:  The Long Road of Woman's Memory - Jane Addams 1916:  “A Modern School” - Abraham Flexner Outlines Progressive Education 1916:  President Woodrow Wilson- Address to the NAWSA Convention of 1916 1916:  Votes for Men (broadside) 1916-18:  Letters of Black Migrants in the Chicago Defender 1917:  "The blue book"; woman suffrage, history, arguments and results, edited by Frances M. Bjrkman and Annie G. Porritt     (entire text) 1917:  Buchanan v. Warley 1917:  Letters from the Great Migration 1917:  Second Inaugural Address of Woodrow Wilson 1917:  Smith-Hughes Act 1918:  The Education of Henry Adams:  An Autobiography (full text) 1918:  “Learning on the Piece-Rate Plan” - Economist Thorstein Veblen Attacks the Commercialization of Knowledge 1918:  “The Project Method”- Child-Centeredness in Progressive Education 1919:  "Liquor Cooties" - political cartoon on temperance in The American (1/11) 1919:  Photo of Suffragist with "Kaiser Wilson" Poster (11/19) 1919:  Volstead Act 1920:  UNIA Declaration of Rights of the Negro Peoples of the World, New York (8/13) 1934:  Description of Robert La Follette - from John R. Commons, Myself