Myrtle Cain
What is missing?
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Major Acts in Office
Where can we find that?
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Minnesota Legislative Reference Library
- In “General notes”
- “She sponsored an antimasking law, making it a misdemeanor for members of organizations, including the Ku Klux Klan, to conceal their identity or appear in public wearing masks.”
- CHAPTER 160—H. F. No. 138
- In Minneapolis Tribune February 8, 1980
- "She introduced the first equal-rights bill for women in the House in 1923"
Myrtle Cain Obituary
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|name = Myrtle Cain
|office = Minnesota House of Representatives
|term_start = 1923
|term_end = 1924
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