A Woman Candidate's "Cross of Gold": Female Suffrage Champion Running for Mayor of an Ohio City Parodies Bryan's Favorite Utterance and Outlines Platform More Radical Than That of Populists--Would Have 9 O'Clock Curfew Law for Men--Career of Nellie G. Rob

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A Woman Candidate's "Cross of Gold": Female Suffrage Champion Running for Mayor of an Ohio City Parodies Bryan's Favorite Utterance and Outlines Platform More Radical Than That of Populists--Would Have 9 O'Clock Curfew Law for Men--Career of Nellie G. Rob

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Stretton, Nellie G. Robinson

Nellie G. Robinson Stretton was a candidate for Mayor in Glendale, Ohio in 1908. A St. Louis newspaper noted that Stretton was more radical than the Populist Party, and a politician, lawyer, and suffrage supporter.

A Woman Candidate's "Cross of Gold": Female Suffrage Champion Running for Mayor of an Ohio City Parodies Bryan's Favorite Utterance and Outlines Platform More Radical Than That of Populists--Would Have 9 O'Clock Curfew Law for Men--Career of Nellie G. Rob

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