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... KEIR HARD called attention the sentence of nine months’ imprisonment passed upon Mr. and Mre. Pethick Lawrence ami Mrs. Emily Pankhurst, and urged the Home Secretary to order their unmediate transference to the first division and review the sentence, and ...
... the claims women. They also protested against the jpiquitous sentences passed Mr. and Mns. Pethuck Lawrence and Mrs. Emily Pankhurst. The Government need not think that they would quell the movement persecution that kind. They would find that they were ...
... dressed with taste. She wore an elaborate costume, bulky and restrictive. Then something remarkable happened. Awoman called Emily Pankhurst started it all, and in 1908 women suddenly caught on. They wanted their freedom, their education, ultimately an equal ...
... WOMENMUST THEY REMAIN ON THE SIDELINES? Has tije-tole of woman changed - much since the days of Emily Pankhurst! Are women downtrodden and neglected? On Page 4 CATHERINE BLACK asks: “Are we merely second class citizens! ...
... cave in the mountains — or so cartoonists would have us believe. Of course that was in the days before mothers-in-law, Emily Pankhurst, American ...
... cave in the mountains — or so cartoonists would have us believe. Of course that was in the days before mothers-in-law, Emily Pankhurst, American women and the barbaric law which makes it an offence to slug one’s true love. Now the whole business is much ...
... leaders. This is Barbara Castle's era of financial equality for all. Do we widows have to return to the early tactics of Emily Pankhurst and her Suffragettes before our cause is considered? instead IN REPLY to the statement el :heßev. een's R. J Blood Week ...
... leaders. This is Barbara Castle’s era of financial equality for all; do we widows have to return to the early tactics of Emily Pankhurst and her Suffragettes before our cause is considered.—Yours, &c., JEAN HAMTLTON, Retfam ...
... Tied down with time running out He could be the male counterpart of Emily Pankhurst —he cwlmtating about the proposed rise in parking charges. But, in fact, this young man was not voluntarily tied to a parking meter, aithough he does seem to be enjoying ...
... increase the range of shoes available for women with large feet. Female emancipation has not yet been fully attained. Emily Pankhurst, it now spears, overlooked one of the most blistering issues In her struggle. Are we now to have footsore women on the ...
... liberation? Or will they attain nothing more than a severe cold and a bad name?! Indeed, since the early 20th Century days of Emily Pankhurst, feminine intuition has developed greatly. But, still there is a lot to be fought for. Like road-sweeping, coal-mining ...
... urge to dominate, (e) hauy legs? (3—Which of these women do you consider has been of the greatest service to Man: (a) Emily Pankhurst, (b) Florence Nightingale, (c) Mae West 3—lf a husband is feeling romantic and his wife complains of a headache, should ...