Woman’s Suffrage vote in W.Va. worthy of Hollywood
West Virginia’s vote to ratify the 19th Amendment is a story worthy of Hollywood, with political machinations, a cross-country race, and a vacant Senate seat.
Tag: World War I
Troubles Along the US-Mexico Border
The border between the United States and Mexico has long been a matter of concern for both countries.
An American Ambulance Driver’s Experiences in the First World War
An ambulance driver in the First World War, novelist Henry Sydnor Harrison tells of what he saw at the Second Battle of Ypes in an interview shortly after his return to the States.