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Maryland State Archives Maryland Suffrage News Collection MSA SC 3286 msa_sc3286_scm7805-0099 Enlarge and print image (730K) |
| MARYLAND SUFFRAGE NEWS 21 THE PARTY POLITICS OF LEGISLATURES Party in Power in Legislatures that Have Ratified. Ratified Not Ratified Democratic Arkansas Arizona Missouri Oklahoma Texas Utah Republican Democratic Republican California Colorado Connecticut Florida Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Non- Partisan Legislature, but Republican in Presidential elections. Montana Nebraska Nevada Non-Partisan Legislature New Hamp- shire New Jersey New York New Mexico North Dakota Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Louisiana North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Vermont Wisconsin Wyoming. Washington West Virginia Of Twenty-eight Special Sessions Called By Democratic Governors By Republican Governors. Arizona................Campbell Idaho.......................... Iowa........................... California...................... Colorado....................... Indiana........................ Kansas...................Allen Kentucky...............Morrow Maine..................Milliken Massachusetts..........Coolidge Michigan...............Sleeper Minnesota............Burnquist Nebraska.............McKelvie New Hampshire..........Bartlett New Mexico............Larazolo North Dakota............Frazier Oregon..................Olcott Pennsylvania.............Sproul Rhode Island...........Iteeckman South Dakota...........Norbeck Washington.................... Wisconsin ...............Philipp Wyoming................Carey Rejected Democratic Republican Alabama Mississippi Georgia South Carolina Virginia Maryland Recapitulation Ratified by Republican Legislatures............................. 27 Ratified by Democratic Legislatures............................ 5 Ratified by divided Legislatures................................ 3 35 New York.................Smith Nevada...................Boyle Missouri................Gardner West Virginia................... Arkansas................Brough Ohio........................... Utah................Bamberger Oklahoma...................... Montana................Stewart Texas.......................... ...................... 27 ...................... 5 ...................... 3 35 Rejected by Republican Legislatures............................ o Rejected by Democratic Legislatures............................ 6 Special Sessions Called by Republican Governors..................................... 18 Democratic Governors.................................... 10 MR. DAS TO SPEAK BEFORE J. G. L. ON Tuesday afternoon, April 30, the members of the Just Government League of Maryland and their friends will have an opportunity to greet Taraknath Das, a native of India, but now an American citizen working hard for the freedom of India under the auspices of the Friends of Freedom for India. Mr. Das is a friend of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dankmyer of this city, and is at present working in New York for freedom for his native land. The purpose of the Friends of Freedom for India is "to maintain the right of asylum and to see that Hindu political prisoners and refugees in America get justice in the light of American traditions; to assist in fair, frank and open discussion that the truth about India may be ascertained." Dudley Field Malone, ex-counsel for the suffrage pickets, is vice-presi- dent of the Friends of Freedom for India, of which Robert Morse Lovett is president. Mr. Das will speak at 4 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, and Mrs. Charles H. Dankmyer and Mrs. M. Burlingame will be the hostesses for the afternoon. MmUm Ik* Mmtylmm* Mn« rW> Wfcaa P«tr.«iii.f Oar AJ..rli..r. |