MR ASQUITH'S "IF."
DEPUTATION OF WOMEN. VIOLENCE MUST BE SUPPRESSED. By Call*. —Press Association. —Copyright. LONDON, June 21.
Mr Asquith, replying to the deputation of East End suffragettes, agreed that if women were enfranchised, it should be on the same terms as men. It was necessary, however, to suppress organised violence.
MERE MAN'S PROTECTION
NOVEL INSURANCE SCHEME.
(Received June 22, 8.30 a.m.) LONDON, June 21.
Six policies have been issued at Lloyd's, to men, in order to safeguard them against any legal action which may be taken against them, as persons responsible for the actions of suffragette wives.
A West End doctor took out a policy of £SOOO to protect himself against the actions of his daughters. His premium will be £2O annually.
RAILWAY STATION BWRNED.
ATTRIBUTED TO SUFFRAGETTES.
(Received June 22, 9 a.m.) LONDON, June 21,
The Coedpoeth (Wales) railway station has been burned. The fire is attributed, to suffragettes.
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 116, 22 June 1914, Page 8
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