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238:'s establishment of a female quota for women and battled for women's rights. In her homes (at 611 Gilman and 510 Hamilton streets in Palo Alto) she held meetings for a pacifist group called the American Union Against Militarism. This later became the
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did not destroy property and do things out of the ordinary, no one would pay any attention to them, and their action would be a pure loss."
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