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1. Title:   Women's Suffrage Movement
Author:   Elizabeth Crawford
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Notes
a. Note:   N14 Feminist; friend and admirer of Emmeline Pankhurst
 Photo of her with Asquith 28 Apr 1909 (/dserve.exe?dsqIni=Dserve.ini&dsqApp=Archive&dsqCmd=Show.tcl&dsqDb=Catalog&dsqPos=4&dsqSearch=((text)='asquith')
 Visited PAVA 1904
  Catherine Isabel Ida Vans Corbett, of Birtley House, Bramley, Surrey, died on 8 May 1950, aged 80. Administration of her will was granted in Oct to Arthur Brian Ashby, Ernest George Vans Agnew and Frank Vans Agnew. Her estate was valued at £798 7s.
  Helen Archdale took part in the Scottish suffrage demonstration on 9 October 1909, and a few days later, together with Adela Pankhurst, Maud Joachim, Catherine Corbett, and Laura Evans, disrupted a meeting addressed by Winston Churchill in Dundee, was convicted of breach of the peace, and imprisoned. All four immediately started a hunger strike, and were released after four days.

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