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A Victory for Dry Forces
Supreme Court Building
Can the Supreme Court Order Men Not to Persuade Other Men?
5th Amendment
Petition for a Woman Suffrage Amendment
Bishops of the A.M.E. Church
1st Amendment
5th Amendment
Fragment of a suffrage-era flyer with repeated phrases "Needs Her Ballot" and "Equality of Women," along with partial text "to our S..." and "Geneva, Sign the..." at the bottom.
1894
Petition for a Woman Suffrage Amendment
Editorial page of The Washington Times newspaper, dated Saturday, March 7, with the masthead and a headline asking, "Can the Supreme Court Order Men Not to Persuade Other Men?"
1918
Can the Supreme Court Order Men Not to Persuade Other Men?
Oval portraits of eleven men, both Black and white, encircle a larger central portrait, all framed within an ornate decorative border.
1876
Bishops of the A.M.E. Church
1st Amendment
A document excerpt titled "Rights of Persons" with the heading "Fifth Amendment," displaying partial printed text referencing grand jury presentment and criminal proceedings.
1791
5th Amendment
Newspaper clipping headlined "A Victory for Dry Forces," reporting that the U.S. Supreme Court, via Chief Justice Taft, ruled Prohibition violators could be prosecuted by both state and federal authorities.
1922
A Victory for Dry Forces
Pediment sculpture atop a classical building featuring carved figures in flowing robes, including a central seated figure, set against a dark sky.
1980
Supreme Court Building
5th Amendment
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