Are Madisonians more likely to take their case directly to responsible government officials? Here Mrs. Joseph Jastrow, Mrs. E.C. Hoebel (third & fourth from the left) and Mrs. W.T. Anderson (far right) and other Madison women joined leaders of the National Woman's Party to persuade Governor John Blaine to sign the Equal Rights Bill in 1921. SHSW Whi(X3)18029.

University of Wisconsin, students | Anderson, Mrs. W.T. | Blaine, John (Governor and Senator) | Capitol, entrance | Governors | Hoebel, Mrs. E.C. | Jastrow, Mrs. Joseph | Senators | Women's rights