The women marching in women suffrage parades relay and Woman cooking suffrage were small in number and validity is described below in complete details.
Explanation:
The day before Woodrow Wilson's presidential commencement, thousands of women walked along Pennsylvania Avenue--the same path that the inaugural parade would exercise the following day. Some marchers were pushed, kicked, and vigorously attacked, while police on the demonstration road did little to support them. By the end of the day, over 100 women had to be hospitalized for wounds. However, the women did not give up; they completed the parade.
