California, 1916. The young suffrage Inez Milholland delivers an inspiring speech to President Wilson, asking for women's right to vote. She died a few weeks later, exhausted by her fight.
Inez Milholland
Helen Todd
Sylvia Buchman
Townsperson / Suffragist
Townsperson / Suffragist
Townsperson / Suffragist (uncredited)

California, 1916. The young suffrage Inez Milholland delivers an inspiring speech to President Wilson, asking for women's right to vote. She died a few weeks later, exhausted by her fight.
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