The fight to get the vote for women was not always smooth and the women who wanted suffrage were not always treated with respect. Many, Alice Paul among them, were arrested for trespassing or marching without a permit or some other spurious charges, including resisting arrest. Alice Paul was one of the women arrested for picketing and for protesting how women were being treated. While we today would like to believe protests are protected under the first amendment, America was a very conservative place back then, and there were frequent crackdowns on suffragists (just as there would later be crackdowns on civil rights protesters). It should be noted that, yes, some activists did try to provoke the authorities in order to make their point, but all too often, suffragists were seen as troublesome and were arrested to send a message that their activities would not be tolerated.
Alice Paul was thrown in jail in 1917 for publicly protesting in front of the White House in favor of women's suffrage. She was charged with obstructing traffic and subsequently sentenced to seven months in jail.
Alice Paul's birth name is Alice Stokes Paul.
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The cast of Alice the Jail Bird - 1925 includes: Margie Gay as Alice
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Alice Paul was the leader of the National Woman's Party. Lucy Burns worked along side with Alice Paul.
Paul McCartney spent 10 days in a Japanese jail for possession of cannabis.
Alice Paul went on hunger strike so that she could protest the harsh treatment herself and other women's suffragists were receiving while they were in jail. In order to break the hunger strike, the guards refused to give the women their mail or allow them to see visitors.
Alice Paul was born on January 11, 1885.
Alice Paul played field hockey. There are team photographs at the Alice Paul Institute in MT Laurel NJ