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saw hundreds of miners from South Wales gather in the square

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Suffragettes selling Votes for Women at Oval Cricket Ground entrance1908 66.44 saw hundreds of miners fromSuffragettes selling Votes for Women at Oval Cricket Ground entrance. This photograph from 1908 shows three suffragettes selling the suffragette newspaper 'Votes for Women' at the entrance to the Oval Cricket Ground. Two of the women have been identified by Nurse Pine as Joan Dugdale and Daisy Dugdale. 'Votes for Women' was first published in 1907. The mass distribution of the paper raised significant income for the Women's Social and Political Union