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Laura B. James
Vignetted quarter-length studio portrait of Laura James, in profile. She is the mother of Ada James.
Ada Lois James with Rifle
Ada [& friend] Charlie. Ada is pretending to shoot an apple from the head of her friend Charlie, who is posing kneeling with his arms folded. There is a painted backdrop behind the pair.
Harriett Grimm
1912
Harriet Grimm speaking from a vehicle bearing a banner that reads, "votes for women." She is stopped in front of T.G. Mandt's wagon shop.
Katherine McCullough
1912
Katherine McCullough speaking to a group outdoors to campaign for women's suffrage in Wisconsin.
Ada James and Supporters of the Woman Suffrage Movement
1911
Ada James (center) with supporters of the Suffrage movement. Campaign for Woman Suffrage in Wisconsin, ca. 1911-1912.
Katherine McCullough
1912
Katherine McCullough speaking to a small group of men in campaign for women's suffrage in Wisconsin.
