In North Dakota, this organization accepted $5000 from Charles Crittenton to build 70 shacks called the Crittenton Homes.
In North Dakota, this organization accepted $5000 from Charles Crittenton to build 70 shacks called the Crittenton Homes. This entity set up the Temple Building Association in Chicago to finance its activities. Its international wing began by employing six "round-the-world missionaries" and established a minister position on Ellis Island. A low-ranking member of this organization received a dream message to "Go to Kiowa" while living in Medicine Lodge, Kansas. The leader of this group gave a speech outlining the "Do Everything" policy of social reform to the "White Ribbon Army." This organization, which released the journal The Union Signal and issued the Polyglot Petition, was split after a debate on whether to support Clinton Fisk for president. Its "Non-Partisan" faction separated from its leader Frances Willard, while one of its chapters was started by Carrie Nation. For 10 points, name this organization of religious ladies who fought for Prohibition in the late 19th century.
In North Dakota, this organization accepted $5000 from Charles Crittenton to build 70 shacks called the Crittenton Homes.
Women 's  C h ristian  T emp eran c e U n ion  [or the WCTU]