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... Suffragette appeal 1 wonder if any of your readers could help me”? g I am attempting to compile a ‘rublicalion of songs an ditties concerning women’s emancipation and the suffrage movement. Material from this period and of this ti;pe often went unpublished ...
... 5 ANOTHER SUFFRAGETTE RAID Dewsbury Weems Arrested• Batley and Modell Women Take Part in the Struggle. A dotal:wiled raid noon the noose of Caw room reels on by hundreds of who bad attention a (basaltic:l of the Wooten's &iris and Union in the Westminster ...
... LIBERAL SIDE OF POLITICS. and to the ladies who follow the SUFFRAGETTE CAMPAIGN. What we want to know is what would you do with the vote if you had it. What mea• mires or sorts of measures would you sunport and endeavour to realise, what reforms would ...
... Dewsbury. It is a matter of same importance, to the women on the LIBERAL SIDE OF POLITICS. and to the ladies who follow the SUFFRAGETTE CAMPAIGN. Whet we want to know is what would yon do with the vote if you had it. Whet measures or sorts of measures would ...
... for the suffragettes, business was at acme peoceeded wish. hire. Ebury explained why women wanted the vote, and declared that ;t oriy just that they should have it. even went so far as to say that she agr, d with the actions of those suffragettes who had ...
... entitled The suffragettes and the sufferers. Mr. J. W. Carter presided. The Rev. J. Hanby (pedant told a humorous story. How my Christmas Dinner was Spoilt. - and Mr A (,.fond d o n-, speech. entitled Spifkins on Suffragettes, both items slotting ...
... breaking the law then that was the price we were prepared to pay. Un{hust laws call for such action as was the case with the Suffragettes and the early Trade Union movements in this countr{n and the Civil Rights movements in America. In my opinion the end justifies ...
... Zen didn't know jaw hoer bad that odour wao.—London Opinion. The atudea• will not to that certain inure-al* whore the Suffragette,' has long been a feature of their nowt columns, now heap abuse upon the Goternment for adopting rigorous means to cheek ...
... i t rem) A spirit of modern thought is invading the illeasy * Woollen Dwt.soL Man: of . joining the rank• of the - much suffragettes. Woman. we are led to ingest is the future, ieteoda t, get • hustle on: she has toe long been left in the background ...
... all accounts llggland is fast deteriorating, her course is shapiqr straight and clear to the dogs—down, dowh, down. The Suffragettes have a grievance, the Soap Combine threatens to become tragedy or unseemly comedy, Church and State are at loggerheads ...
... Dewsbury, it is a matter of some import. antes to the women on the LIBERAL SIDE OF POLITICS. and to the ladies who follow the SUFFRAGETTE CAMPAIGN. What we want to know is what would you do with the vote if you had it. What measures or sorts of measures would ...
... players Gerald Cordle and Daryll Shelford visited the school this week to meet the school’s girls’ rugby team, the Liversedge Suffragettes. LITTLETOWN SCHOOL — Mr Richard Bottom, the deputy head, leaves to take up a new post in Huddersfield today. HIGHBANK FIRST ...