SUFFRAGETTE CONGRESS.
P ENGLISHWOMEN^ BIROEAOH OF
HOgPITAMTY.
BUDAPEST, June 22*.
Mistress Despard, Cobdens, and Mistress Anderson were permitted to address the Suffragette Congress. They complained of the exclusion of their party and commented upon the narrowness of the national union.
Mistresa Fawcetit replied that the union was not responsible for the ex-
elusion.
The President declined to; permit any discussion of national conflicts and the decision was cheered by the non-militants, who* resented the militants' speeches as breaches of hospitality. •'
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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 14554, 23 June 1913, Page 5
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