Suffragists Not the Cause

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Suffragists Not the Cause — Herman Miller, 59 South 24th Street, Philadelphia Inquirer March 20, 1915
Philadelphia Inquirer, March 20, 1915
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Suffragists Not the Cause "I can't do a thing with her since she joined the suffragists," was Herman Miller's plea when arraigned before Recorder Stackhouse yesterday on a charge of abusing his wife. Mrs. Miller told the court that her husband armed himself with a knife and chased his family from their home at 59 South Twenty-fourth street. "It seems to me that you are at fault," said the Recorder, sentencing Miller to thirty days.

"I can't do a thing with her since she joined the suffragists," was Herman Miller's plea when arraigned before Recorder Stackhouse yesterday on a charge of abusing his wife. Mrs. Miller told the court that her husband armed himself with a knife and chased his family from their home at 59 South Twenty-fourth street. "It seems to me that you are at fault," said the Recorder, sentencing Miller to thirty days.

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