ENMamie Shields Pyle correspondence, 1918-08-26 - 1918-08-31
Metadata
Accession Number: RC75-0011
Collection: Richardson Collection; Mamie Shields Pyle Papers
Date: 1918-08
Date Digital: 2018-04
Date of Accession: 1958
Description: A pioneer leader of the women's suffrage movement in South Dakota, Mamie Shields Pyle became president of the State Equal Suffrage League in 1910, which became the South Dakota Universal Franchise League the following year. Pyle's determination, along with that of her colleagues, allowed the women of South Dakota to claim victory in 1918, when state lawmakers and voters passed the equal suffrage amendment. Pyle also led the campaign for state ratification of the national suffrage amendment, which occurred on 4 December 1919.
Digitization Specifications: Master file format RA10728-RA10831: 8 bit, RGB, uncompressed, image/tiff, Epson Expression 11000XL, SilverFast 8.8.0r6 (64 bit), Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 2009 (64 bit) Service Pack 1, Adobe Photoshop CS6 (64 bit) Windows
Format-Original: correspondence
Format-Digital: image/jp2
Location (LC): South Dakota
Identifier: RA10728-RA10831
Language: eng
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Digital Publisher: University of South Dakota. University Libraries. Archives and Special Collections
Rights: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/
Source: Box 3, Correspondence, 1918, August 26-31
Subject (LC): Women--Suffrage--South Dakota.; Women--Suffrage--United States.; Women's rights--United States.; Suffragists--South Dakota.; Suffragists--United States.
Subject (Local): Pyle, Mary (Mamie) I. Shields
Submitting Institution: University of South Dakota
Time Period: 1910-1919
Title: Mamie Shields Pyle correspondence, 1918-08-26 - 1918-08-31
Type: text
Repository: Digital Library of South Dakota (DLSD)
Source: From: Mamie Shields Pyle correspondence, 1918-08-26 - 1918-08-31