- Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
- Fonds Ligue des droits de la femme. - 1922-[196-]
- Documentation . - 1922-1959
- Publications . - [192-]-[194-]
- Mémoires, résolutions, requêtes et pétitions . - [192-]-[194-]
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Mémoires, résolutions, requêtes et pétitions . - [192-]-[194-]
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- Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
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- [192-]-[194-] (indexed as 1920–1940)
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- Dossier portant sur les positions de différents organismes relativement à la condition des femmes, à l'égalité des femmes et à la protection de l'enfance. Dossier contenant des mémoires, des requêtes, des résolutions et des pétitions. Les documents sont principalement en anglais.
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- A typed report on aged paper, headed "Report of the Peace Committee of the Royal Empire Society", photographed flat against a plain background. The body is single-spaced typescript in paragraphs, with some words struck over or corrected by hand in ink, and a signature line at the foot. It is a formal committee document about meetings, proposed members and a plan for a peace and goodwill day.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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- Report of the Peace Committee of the Royal Empire SocietyThe report is respectfully submittedSince the last meeting of the Council the Peace Committee has held two meeting, at the first one letters were read coming from an important peace group of the United States. It was also proposed that Dr Kerr be asked to join the Committee, which groups already the following members: Dr W. T. Atherton, Mr Guy Cosh, Professor Henry Armstrong, Mr A. Pasineau Mathieu Mrs Dorothy Sproule Miss Francis Wood Miss Isabel Fergusson and myself as chairman. AAt the second which was a special meeting called at the suggestion of Dr Kerr who was welcome as our new member it was agreed that the Committee recommends to the Council that the 14 of June being the Sunday preceding Magna Carta day be called the day of Peace and goodwill and that the provincial and civic authorities be asked to make a proclamation to this effect.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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