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... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. “The Watling Street Section of the Non-miUtant Suffragists, who are marching to London, encamped at Lancaster on Friday night. They had spent the day very enjoyably, journeying from Arnside to Camforth. where Mrs. A. E. Barton, of Red ...
... marriage, January 18th, 1913.” Dr. Coupland thanked the members for their gift WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. “A well attended meeting under the auspices of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies was held in the Co-operative Hall, Carnforth, Thursday. Capt. Stanley ...
... arc married.” o o Suffrage Agitation Suspended Agitation for womens suffrage and womens rights is to be suspended until the hostilities in China are over, it is announced. Instead, emphasis is placed on the training of Japanese women, ...
... they lud • man with staunch Liberal Hews awl entloi-iiirm, and iine who had championed the cause of women's suffrage when the agitation for VW. , fur women swept the country. Mr H. fliimplitevs toner. exec,itivs chairman. .econileil. and %aid that lin elri ...
... Longridge, whose funeral at Longridge. this afternoon, was largclv attended, was a personal friend of Mrs. Pankhurst, of Womens* Suffrage fame, and her husband. Mr. Samuel Washington, who died in 1894, was pioneer of the Independent Labour Parly. Under the ...
... anthems, etc. 25 YEARS AGO (From the Guardian of Dee. 17, 1913. WO3IEN'S SUFFRAGE SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the Morecambe Branch of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies took place at Mr de Lacy's restaurant on Friday, Mrs. Downham presided ...
... of work for women At 20 she was manager elementary school She became the first woman member of Manchester City Council spoke from lorries in favour of women’s suffrage chalked messages on pavements and helped to form trade unions for women To more to spend ...
... the movement for women's suffrage was known. The founders of the Order highly esteemed women's collaboration, and rightly thought valuable help would result by their inclusion in the ranks. They nught ask what were the motives why women joined Vie Order ...
... SPEAKER at ell Citizens Associa-LrP®01 meeting Reece’s hacikleton presided and Miss Aagot iicif women’s newspaper appreciative ydin? Lagerlof one of women’s suffrage in The of the Faroe the same in Denmark ’t manual labour time for DANCING TIME GIRLS’ REQUESTS ...
... especially in account of the women’s suffrage campaign Rather more unexpectedly there is an amusing paragraph about the late Sir Samuel Evans and his encounter with Miss Mary Gawthorpe a prominent worker for the suffrage a Yorkshire girl” says Mrs Pe ...
... Selma Lagerlof of pioneers of women’s suffrage in country of Faroe Isles Miss Lading political rights Denmark of hard manual little time for politics were admitted Parliament Finland was first country to give suffrage women Norway followed their example ...
... Speech Day ardent in women’s causes She herself a product the famous Newnham College Cambridge and also studied in United States She was hon Parliamentary Secretary the National Union of Suffrage Societies twenty years ago edited the “Womens Leader” and took ...