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The States of WY, UT, MT, CO and ID all gave women the right to vote 20 years before the 19th amendment. This meant women in those states could vote for U.S. President in 1892, but women in most other states could not. Montana even sent a woman to Congress before most U.S. women could vote.
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Ship from Elizabethan period found buried in quarry —— EARLIER IN 2022, CEMEX WORKERS DREDGING FOR AGGREGATES AT A QUARRY ON THE DUNGENESS HEADLAND, IN KENT, ENGLAND, FOUND THE REMAINS OF OLD TIMBERS FROM A SHIP, AROUND A QUARTER OF A MILE FROM THE KENT COASTLINE.
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