Wilhelm is finished no monarchy now
United Press compares exiled Kaiser Wilhelm’s fate to absence of a return to monarchy in Germany. Public sentiment favors democracy, eight hour day, and republican government over restoration. Monarchists are mostly disgruntled, seeking long term rehabilitation rather than immediate seizure of power. The outside world worries more about the question than Germans.
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United Press
New York
Wilhelm
House of Hohenzollern
Hans Doorn
Holland
Germany
Kaiser
Erledigt
Kaiser Wilhelm
Herr Kapp
Erzberger
Junkers
England
Marshal Foch visits Missouri pipe gift and Hull leads Democratic committee
Marshal Foch accepted a Missouri corncob pipe gift in Washington and tried a Missouri pipe in Kansas City, a moment of simple pleasure. The Democratic National Committee met in St Louis and named Cordell Hull chairman with George White as vice chair. bids to resign were rejected and the plan to seat Edward F. failed. Railroads charged $1 for the special train with seven coaches for Foch, Pershing, and party, the total $4 paid by the American Legion. Milk delivery ad note follows.
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Marshal Foch
France
Washington, Mo
Citiens
Missouri
Kansas City
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
George White
Ohio
McAdoo
Cox
Hull
Edward F
Goltra
General Pershing
New York
American Legion
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Chantilly
Fricke Millinery Trust
Carl D. Groat
Virginia
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Fifth Ave
New York City
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Heisinger. Bros
J. M. Hays Wood Products Co
Jefferson City