... Frida. May 13. 1908. SUFFRAGETTES IN MONTROSE SCENE Mr Robert Vernon Harcourt. lounger son of Sir William Harcourt. was on Tuesday elected member of Parliament for the Montrose Burghs in room of Viscount Morle y . An extraordinary incident occurred early ...

... ness, Alice Morgan Wright, arrives in London. Object of her visit? It takes us hack to the lively, exciting days of the Suffragettes. It was like this: Miss Wright camp over here lama Paris where she was an art student, in 1912, to help those militant ...

... illustrated inequalities in pay between men and women engaged in similar employment. It also depicted the struggles of the suffragettes to obtain the vote for women, and allowed how, by pushing the equal pay tor equal work slogan before employers. they ...

... Chalmers, secretary of Montrose Townswomen's Guild. Others taking part were —Singers—Mrs Masson. Miss McDade and Mrs E. Scott; Suffragettes—Mrs Gilbert and Mrs M. Chalmers; Nurse — Mrs F. Potter; Munitions Worker—Mrs Melville; Accompanist—Mrs Beveridge; Stage ...

... the foot of the stair leading to the booths. They accepted it. The result of the affair was not arrly a victory for the Suffragettes. but was the means of turning public opinion in their favour. Things have come to a pretty pass in politics, says the ...

... caused. was specially good in the final scene, when the prevailing excitement swept her off her feet. Delia Paton was the Suffragette daughter. Best of the supporting players were Clare Austin as the mundane girl reporter and Pamela Lusby as the maid. Other ...