This woman's autobiography, The Use and Need, contains a cartoon portraying Freemasons as winged devils building a wall of lies and idolatry, because she blamed the Masons for corrupting Charles Gloyd. She lost a bet about whether Theodore Roosevelt smoked tobacco and supposedly addressed a legislature with the words "you refused me the vote and I had to use a rock."  This woman. who rose to prominence after the death of (**) Frances Willard, was jailed for an incident that occurred in the Hotel Carey. According to the American National Biography, opponents of this Medicine Lodge resident caricatured her as a "deranged virago and (*) hayseed outlaw" who thought she had identified "a worse evil than chattel slavery." For 10 points, the "smashing in Kansas" was conducted by what violent temp
This woman's autobiography, The Use and Need, contains a cartoon portraying Freemasons as winged devils building a wall of lies and idolatry, because she blamed the Masons for corrupting Charles Gloyd. She lost a bet about whether Theodore Roosevelt smoked tobacco and supposedly addressed a legislature with the words "you refused me the vote and I had to use a rock."  This woman. who rose to prominence after the death of (**) Frances Willard, was jailed for an incident that occurred in the Hotel Carey. According to the American National Biography, opponents of this Medicine Lodge resident caricatured her as a "deranged virago and (*) hayseed outlaw" who thought she had identified "a worse evil than chattel slavery." For 10 points, the "smashing in Kansas" was conducted by what violent temperance activist known for wielding a hatchet?
This woman's autobiography, The Use and Need, contains a cartoon portraying Freemasons as winged devils building a wall of lies and idolatry, because she blamed the Masons for corrupting Charles Gloyd.
Carry Nation (or Carry Amelia Moore)