United States [The Englishwoman's Review of Social and Industrial Questions, January 15, 1907]

Pflum, Alice

Alice Pflum, endorsed by the Republican and Citizens parties, was elected City Treasurer for Aspen, Colorado in 1905. Three years later she was appointed as Clerk of the District Court for Pitkin County, Colorado.

Woodward, Augusta E.

Augusta E. Woodward was the second woman elected as City Treasurer of Idaho Springs, Colorado. She was elected in 1907, and succeeded Margaret Robins. Woodward ran again in 1911, but was defeated by Elsie Cribbs, the Citizens party candida…

Hogan, Alice

Alice Hogan was elected City Treasurer of Victor, Colorado in 1906. She had previously served as a clerk in the County Assessor's office.  Hogan's sister Berenice Hogan was also a clerk in city court house.

May, Ollie

Ollie [Olive] May was elected City Treasurer of Hutchinson, Kansas in 1906. She served in the office for several terms.

McKee, Amanda S.

Amanda S. McKee was elected City Treasurer of Montrose, Colorado in 1903 for a one year term. In 1904 she was the Taxpayers' candidate and 1905 she was the candidate of both Republican and Democratic parties. McKee was elected for a additi…

Amanda S. McKee's Campaign for City Treasurer, 1907

Margaret Robins' Campaign for City Treasurer, 1907

Ollie May's Campaign for City Treasurer, 1906

Cynthia A. Green's Campaign for County School Commissioner, 1907

Herrick, Hattie

Hattie Herrick was the Democratic candidate for City Treasurer, Aspen, Colorado in 1897. She ran for City Clerk in 1903 and in 1907.