... SUFFRAGETTE A former suffragette Miss Sayer remembers serving on the Home Front during the 1914-18 war and in the Second world war she worked in the Ministry of Food, becoming one of the first women to drive a van for a living. Later she became a leading ...

... guarding the buildings from the Suffragettes and he must get some rest.” So 1 got ready for Primary School or rather Infant School as quietly as possible. The Suffragettes, I was told were women who wanted the vote, The vote was something to do with the ...

... SUFFRAGETTES It was the age of Mrs. Pankhurst, when suffragettes chained themselves to the railings outside Number 10 Downing Street, threw bricks through windows, fired public buildings, and one ardent crusader, Emily Davidson, threw herself under the ...

... Suffragette dies at 96 An Aldridge woman who became an active member of the women's suffragette movement died yesterday at Hartopp Court nursing home, Four Oaks, at the age of 96. Mrs Ellen Pearman Hepburn, formerly of the Moot House, Aldridge, was i ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTE OUTBREAK. To THE EDITOR OF THE COVENTRY GRAPHIC. Sir,—Therenewed outbreak of the Suffragettes and their deplorable outrages at Birmingham and elsewhere makes one wonder what steps can be taken to stop them. Why not play them at their own ...

... VIOLENT “SUFFRAGETTES.” Extrardinary scenet took place on Friday night at Northampton, at a meeting addressed by Mr. A.s?uith, which was held to celebrate the Liberal victories in the county. Some ladies who occupied the balcony, and who were understood ...

... The Suffragette Outbreak. The suffragette interruptions at the Labour meeting at Coventry on Friday afford a local example of how the more violent advocates of votes for women are setting back their own clock. The principle of votes for women receives ...

... SUFFRAGETTE TACTICS. The principles of another woman’s suffrage orgamisation, the Women’s Tax Resistance League, wewe last night, at the Sheffield Cutlers’ Hall, explained by Mrs. Kimeton Parkes, the general secretary. Mrs. Archdale presided. One of the ...

... ‘Suffragettes’ celebrate ...

... SUFFRAGETTES IN ACTION? The Government would have had no need to plan for insuring the workers against sickness had they planned instead an offensive against disease, starting with the demolition of the slums, Halifax Trades Council delegates, representatives ...

... SUFFRAGETTE EXTREMISTS. 1 am told, writes the Daily Graphic Parliamentary representative, that a meeting in connection with the London militant woman suffrage movement was held recently abroad. The plans discussed are said to have been of such a character ...

... SUFFRAGETTE DISORDERS. One of the most vivid sensations Parliament has experienced occurred in April on the first night when the Eleven o'clock Rule came into force. It was a gflvafb members’ night, and the Female Franchise came on as Second Order at half-past ...