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Title: "The Women Carried the Day at Lexington's Election. Kentucky Town Contests. In Many Cases They were Spirited and Exciting. Reform Tickets Offered and Party Lines Not Always Drawn. Results in Detail."
Publisher: Louisville Courier-Journal, 6 November 1895
Title: "Women Will Try Their Hands At Politics. Tuesday At Lexington. In Full Charge On the Board of Education. Political Round-ups in Many Parts of Kentucky. Speechs at Various Points."
Publisher: Louisville Courier-Journal, 3 November 1895.
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