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... LADIES' CORNER. BY E. Where Suffragettes Rule. LADY CHIEF OF POLICE, SUPPORTED BY LADY MAYOR, RAIDS DRINKING HELLS. Strange doings are being witnessed in Hunnewell. Kansas. A lady has been appointed to the post of chief of police. This is the direct sequel ...
... for the indifference or incapacity of the police in repressing hazers and suffragette parades, and an inveseigation has been ordered. His inaugural address has been favourably receive], but contained no surprises nor specific proposals and merely a general ...
... tended suffragette d emonstration. Mr. Borden has held a prolonged conference with Mr. Harcourt. At the inaugural dinner ot the Empire Parliamentary Association presided over by Mr. Lyttleton there was a brilliant and representative audience. Mr. Borden ...
... trom the Oxford Meru Political Union and reiterated teat t'ne suffragette demonstrations were spoiling their cause and had estranged people and captured no party. He tavoured the suffragette's cause in principle, but declared he would not yeck Nis party ...
... is attributed to _suffragettes._ London mobs have maltreatel eight suffragettes with barrel organ t s which were destroyed. The police rescued the women and the migistrates released some and fined others. This week is the suffragettes' selfdenial week ...
... foods temptingly prepared and displayed. suffragettes ignited the Shipcote Council schools at Gateshead, but the firemen saved the buildings despite elaborate incendiariem preparations. Hundreds of suffragettes with bands have serenaded their asßociates ...
... TELEGRAMS. London, Aug. 24.—The Suffragettes are indignant because the Sheriff has sold the goods of Mr. and Mrs. Pethick Lawrence while absent in Canada for the purpose of realizing the costs of their conviction. The Women's Social and Political Union ...
... defended and she received an order in conformity with her petition. Suffragette disordersicontinue. Rioting occurred inside and outsi le the pavilion theatre, where the suffragettes' weekly meeting was being held. Ten thousand stormed the place, which ...
... 24.—Miss Emerson, the suffragette who was sentenced on Wth instant to two months' imprisonment with hard lurbour, has been transferred to a hospital, having become invalidei through forcible feed- There have been many suffragette demonstrations resembling ...
... minister, from any undue attention on the part of militant suffragettes or their male supporters. So great was the protecting farce in the railway t'oat any denimstrat ion by tha suffragettes woati h see been impossible. Mr. A.sgaith and M.. COurobill ...
... Ihe Iworeediugs were disorderly. The hostility towards the suffragettes is such, that they who repudiate man-made government for punishment, now gladly accept it for protection. A suffragette book stall in Walsall 44rket haf , been wrecked aud some Sandwich ...
... euggestioas members shouted that the suffragettes should be ezchanged for the deportees from South Africa, Untie, the militant suffranettee should be goat to Smith Afrioa. Miss Zelie Emerson, the American suffragette says it is shameful to compel the d ...