Attached, you will find two letters to the N.Y. TIMES editors commenting on a seldom remembered assault that was launched against President Wilson during the Summer of 1918 by a group of Washington, D.C. suffragettes:
“Have these women nothing more serious to do than to annoy and molest the head of the nation, the nation of which ‘they are so ashamed’?”
Read more about violent suffragettes…
1924 was a very important year for American women in politics…
Click here to read about the
WAC truck drivers of W.W. II.
KEY WORDS: womans sufferage in ww1,suffragette violence directed toward Commander-in-Chief Wilson 1918,Suffragettes Attack President Woodrow Wilson Summer 1918,violent suffragettes lash-out at Woodrow Wilson 1918,Washinfton DC site of Suffragette violence,violence on ww1 home front 1918,violent act by advocates of suffrage 1918,President Wilson victimized by violent suffragettes 1918
