Woman Nominee For Every Office in the State

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Woman Nominee For Every Office in the State
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Bowman, Bernetta
Bowman, Bernetta
Socialist, Bernetta Bowman, of Westchester County's 2nd District, first campaigned for the New York State Assembly in 1918. She repeated her bid for the position in 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, and 1923. She was not successful in any of her c...
Connelly, Annie T.
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Spofford, Dr. Annie Cheeney
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Lilly, Mary M.
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Marks, Myra
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Watson, Bertha R.
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Rodger, Clara A.
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Yates, Ellen P.
Yates, Ellen P.
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