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... 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 ...
... One of last ~ suffragettes -~ dies, 92 | MISS ADELINE BOURNE U.S. FAMILIES START TO EVACUATE VIETNAM TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1965 ...
... BIRMINGHAM MEETING 3.0 (Off 3.0): Motel 1, Woodbroewn 2, Suffragette 3. 12 ran. 5P.:13t02 Tto2(f),Btol ...
... by the suffragette leader, Mrs. Annie Kenney. Although she was married; and had a five-year-old son.! Mrs. Connelly went with a coach-load of suffragettes to Westminster, pretending to be sightseers looking| round the Abbey. ‘ The suffragettes marched ...
... effect that there would be “no tango at the Palace . . . the King and Queen strongly disapprove of this new dance.” The suffragettes were back in the news that late November. Mrs. Pankhurst, leader of the feminists, had been away much of the autumn, touring ...
... about “Turkish atrocities” on Bulgarian territory; the burning of a town of 800 houses; a massacre in a village. In London, suffragettes darted to the front of the Albert Hall, evading the police and Dburly stewards, and screamed at the Prime Minister when ...
... for Easter, with Easter Monday always falling on the second Monday o anell, “General” Flora Drummond, in a speech at a Suffragette rally in Halifax, announced that Mrs. Pankhurst and her associates had asked the King to receive a deputation during the ...
... . Pendril Bentall. W % % ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT CRICKET. — See “Trend of Things.” Bequest in memory of suffragette campaign A former suffragette, Miss Ida Lillian Burkitt, of &ew arth Road, ‘Morecambe and Heysimm who ‘died on December 23, aged 90, left ...
... i all the big towns of our lar One in ten THE Prime Minister t how the disease causing one death in ¢ ten. Neither the suffragettes | the war on T.B. made the : news in Halifax that Bd Holldn?v. A Halifax had just experien: a bad industrial strik Stfigpase ...
... Roy Edwards O 2.47. Trained by L. Coville. ‘ Runners: Clover Bud, Jimuru, Beotien, ‘Happy Kid, Highland Dandy, Bealdarra, Suffragette, Air Commando, Sally's Rose, Arles, Sweet Melody, Royal Romance II Holm Star, Chesterton, Chinese Rose Bobs the Boy, Ace ...
... main concern was over a Government reshuffle; in London, on the crisis over Ireland and signs of a new campaign by the suffragettes. The old world had not yvet begun to crumble. YOUNG people, said the employers, had never had it so good. Never had they ...
... in new insurance legislation. Mr. Leach urged that the letter be allowed to lie on the table, and this was agreed. The suffragettes, though, still believed in uproarious action, The feminists were blamed for a mysterious fire at Shirley Manor—so named ...