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Emma Smith Devoe is inspired to support women's suffrage
Emma Smith DeVoe is inspired to support women's suffrage at the age of eight. -
Susan B. Anthony gives speech
Susan B. Anthony, women's rights advocate, gives a speech in favor of equal rights for women. -
Women's Rights struggle in Washington
Women continue to fight for rights in Washington -
Emma Smith DeVoe Named President of WA Equal Suffrage Association.
Emma Smith DeVoe is appointed president of the Washington Equal Suffrage Association after moving to Tacoma with her husband in 1909. -
National Suffrage Convention
In 1909, the National Suggrage Association holds its annual convention in Seattle. -
Suffrage Train
In 1909, Emma Smith DeVoe organized a “Suffrage Special” train, with suffragists giving speeches from the rear platform along the route -
Women Granted Suffrage in WA
Women's suffrage is legalized in Washington, thanks to the hard work of Emma DeVoe. -
Emma Smith DeVoe dies
Emma Smith DeVoe dies in Tacoma Washington on September 3, 1927, at age 79. The Tacoma News Tribune calls her the "Mother of Woman's Suffrage".