{"value"=>"National American Woman Suffrage Association"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Included are the minutes of a 1916 board meeting, a report of the congressional committee submitted in 1919 by Maud Wood Park, completed questionnaires which Catt sent to each state chairman when she took office asking for detailed information about the state's suffrage organization, and correspondence related to the questionnaires. The largest collection of NAWSA records is in the Library of Congress. The New York Public Library also has some 3 feet of NAWSA records, 1894-1922, containing letters from Catt to governors and statesmen and telegrams proclaiming ratification.</p>"}