 In 1914, at Emerson's suggestion, Pankhurst and other members of the East London Federation of Suffragettes launched a newspaper, "Workers' Dreadnought".Emerson was arrested again in 1914, and there was talk of expelling her from the country, under the Aliens Act.In poor health from her skull injury and the trauma of force-feeding, she was not to return to campaigning in the UK after "visiting" at her mother's house in Michigan by May 1914, and she moved to Florida with her mother in 1916.