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Inez Milholland
unknown photographerc. 1915
California Museum
Sacramento, United States
Labor lawyer Inez Milholland turned suffrage celebrity after leading the first national parade in 1913. In 1916, she went on a speaking tour of the West, despite suffering from anemia. She collapsed during a speech in Los Angeles and died a month later. Her last public words were, “How long must women wait for liberty?”
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- Title: Inez Milholland
- Creator: unknown photographer
- Date Created: c. 1915
- Location Created: Los Angeles, CA, USA
- Subject Keywords: women's suffrage
- Type: Photograph
- Original Source: H. Chase Livingston Collection
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