Luella St. Clair Moss - Resource Guide

Dedicated to new ideas within their churches about women's roles in civic engagement, and ambitious about becoming experts in their academic fields, several women of note came together and formed longlasting relationships with each other and the cause of women's rights.

Missouri Historical Review, vol.82, issue 4, July 1988.
She was the first woman from Missouri to run for national office after the 19th amendment.

Newspaper article on July 26, 1922, about their plans to support Luella St. Clair's campaign.

August 3, 1922 Mrs. Moss wins the nomination for Congress race.

October 26, 1922 article about the staffing of Luella St. Clair-Moss headquarters in Columbia.

Newspaper article on October 30, 1922, that lists her speaking dates for October and November 1922.

News article about her speech on November 6, 1922 about women and politics.