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... SUFFRAGETTES The suffragettes were fairly active here. After burning down the stations there was a threat made to spoil the Old Course at the time of an Open Championship. I was one of the volunteers who went on duty for so many hours during the night ...
... Suffragette Emigrates Mrs Rebecca Hamilton Scqtt. Hamilton (70), a Scottish suffra_ gette, who proudly claims that she was the famous’Mrs Pankhurst’s “first lieutenant,” has arrived ipn Australia as an_ immigrant sayg Reuter from Sydney, ...
... THE FORGOTTEN SUFFRAGETTE AGITATION. The feminist movement has advanced far since the days when the suffragette agitation was in the limelight of public affairs. It was abandored in the ecarly days of the Great \War, and most of the originators of militantism ...
... the debate, climb into the coach, and be driven to the Piccadilly Theatre to see the suffragette play “ Ann Veronica.” Some of the women M.P.'s were strong suffragette sympathisers in their earlier days. Treas - There is to be a * surprise item, at the ...
... compared with the basic demands of the Suffragettes of around 50 years ago. In 1913, Emily Davidson threw herself in front of the King’'s horse at the Derby and was killed—one of the many tragedies borne by the Suffragettes ~ The fight is now fought by such ...
... TV SUFFRACGETTES Veterans of the Suffragette campaigns will be televised for the first time when they meet at Mrs Pankhurst’s statue in London on Friday, anniversary of the leader’s birthday. Lady Pethick-Lawrence, over 80, who was Aoint captain of the ...
... week by the Kirkcaldy Amateur Light Opera Group in the YMCA, Esplanade. The time is 1913 when ragtime was still shocking, suffragettes were chaining themselves to railings, and opium dens were rife in dark alleys. The plot centres on Chrysanthemum Brown ...
... to have blood transfusions. | did not ask whether it was Roman Catholic or Protestant blood. “As a daughter of a former suffragette, | learned earlyin life to tackle problems of injustice, suffering, poverty and war. What country in Europe has had such ...
... bandits carefully watch the procedure adopted by firms weeks before they make their raid.: Mrs Flor Drummond, ?O-YG?I’-Old suffragette leader, who 1s seriously ill at Carradale, Argyllshire, was stated to-day to have had a peaceful night. ...
... equal voting rights with men. I remembered Lloyd. George at lunch years afterwards talking about the terror of the famous suffragettes. And now the women have set their heart upon this equal pay with their menfolk. ...
... London and Australian ports.—B.U.P. Mrs Flora Drummond, of Carradale, Argyllshire, second in command to Mrs Pankhurst in the Suffragette Movement, in which she was known as “ The General.” left £7BO. William Morris, Ku Klux Klan chief in Alabama, was released ...
... the world from New York to Paris by way of Bering Strait, for fame, fortune . .. and the cigar-smoking sophistication of suffragette-reporter Natalie Wood. Under the direction of Blake Edwards, the gags run a zany course, from a custardpie throwing sequence ...