Letter from Harriet May Mills to Theodore Roosevelt
Harriet May Mills writes Theodore Roosevelt about his upcoming speech at Carnegie Hall on the Conservation of Women and Children, stating that women cannot advocate for themselves on this subject if they cannot play a role in lawmaking. She urges Roosevelt to use his influence and make his stance on suffrage known so that New York can join California in allowing women to vote.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-10-17