Title: Cody on Woman Suffrage | The Picturesque Plainsman is a Believer in Women's Voting, But Not Their Bloomers
Periodical: Omaha World Herald
Date: June 4, 1894

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Title: Cody on Woman Suffrage | The Picturesque Plainsman is a Believer in Women's Voting, But Not Their Bloomers
Periodical: Omaha World Herald
Date: June 4, 1894
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People: Burke, John M., 1842-1917 | Luitpold, Prince Regent of Bavaria, 1821-1912
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