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King, Ann Holden
Ann Holden King served in the Utah state house in 1913. She represented Salt Lake city. King was very active in Republican politics and was one of the organizers for the Women's Republican Club of Utah
Heartz, Evangeline
Evangeline Heartz served three times, as member of the Colorado House of Representatives from Denver. She was first elected in 1896 and to serve in the state house from 1897-1898, Heartz was a supporter of labor unions and introduced a bil…
Croake, Dr. Nena Jolidon
Dr. Nena J. Croake was elected to the Washington State House of Representatives in 1912. She ran as a Progressive. She represented Tacoma, District 37, for one term. She ran against five male candidates. Croake had been a leader of the Was…
Bigelow, Dr. May T.
Dr. May T. Bigelow was elected to the Colorado state house in 1918 and served for one term. Bigelow came from Denver. She was educated at the University of Nebraska, Harvard.and Oxford. Bigelow received her medical degree in 1915 and pract…
Coulter, Mary Anna C. Geigus
Mary Anna C. Geigus Coulter served in the Utah state house in 1903. She represented Ogden, Weber county. In 1912 Coulter was a Prohibition party candidate for Presidential Elector.
Axtell, Frances C.
In 1912 Frances C. Axtell, running as a Republican, was elected to the Washington state house of representatives.. She represented Bellingham, Whatcom county, District 54. In her committee work, and bills sponsored, Axtell focused upon min…
Clarke, Kathryn
Kathryn Clarke was elected to the Oregon Senate in 1912 and served until 1917.
Butler, Olive C.
Olive C. Butler was elected to the Colorado state House in 1896 for one term. She came from Denver, Arapahoe County. Butler represented the Silver Republicans.
Berry, Rachel
Rachel Berry was elected to the Arizona state House, serving in 1915. Berry came from St. Johns, Apache county, Arizona. After her term in the legislature Berry returned to St. Johns where she served as the chair of the Child Welfare Board…
