Kaiser to Sit on Throne by December Fourth Rumors
Paris dispatches claim Kaiser Wilhelm, in Doorn under Dutch guard, is set to return to Germany and be restored to the throne by December 1. Reports say twelve passports were issued for him and a retinue to pass the frontier, while Paris notes Germann reparations talks and possible restoration scenarios.
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Kaiser, Dutch minister aid, Congo talks touch on throne return
A dispatch from The Hague dated November 12 reports Dr. Kan of the Dutch interior ministry traveled to Doorn for a conference with the former German emperor. Brussels notes suggest William plans to return to the Fatherland, with royalists pressing to restore the Hohenzollern name amid shifting Germany politics.
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Rosamond Castle Weds in Simple Family Ceremony
Rosamond Elizabeth Castle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J Castle of 1604 Rosemary Lane, married Swearington yesterday afternoon in a ceremony conducted by Rev Walter Haushalter. The bride, a University of Missouri sophomore and Stephens College music student, wore brown canton crepe and lace with bride’s roses. The couple will reside on a farm at Chorin Missouri after a brief period in Columbia.
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Debate Over War Entry Continues Between Aingwill and Menken
A heated exchange develops as Israal Aingwill criticizes the U S entry into World War I and argues a draw would have avoided militarism while Stanwood Menken of the National Security League defends U S participation. Menken says the letter cannot cover all views and suggests a later discussion.
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Motion for New Trial Overruled in Lass Bradley Case
Judge Walker overruled the motion for a new trial in the Lass Bradley vs Haworth suit over land rent. Halen and Walden argued the fine issue but the court found it not vital and will appeal to the supreme court. The plaintiff was awarded $92. Mrs Jennings visited relatives and attended the wedding of Rosamond Castro in Columbia.
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Armistice Day Sermon by Rev John D Tissey in St Pauls
Rev John D Tissey, former overseas chaplain, delivered an Armistice Day sermon at St Pauls Methodist Church on St Louis Avenue. He spoke of humanitys great battles ahead, calling for peace over war and urging action against hate, intolerance and oppression as civilization moves toward a better day.
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Political turmoil and events ripple across North America
A garbled dispatch from Washington reports President Coolidge and Congress plans for a joint address. Chicago, Philadelphia and Indiana figures appear in scattered notes on elections, caucuses, and political commentary. The blurb mentions the Kaiser, Henry Ford, and a rising U.S. political climate amid international concerns.
Oklahoma House speeds Walton impeachment proceedings
Walton case moves toward rapid conclusion as the House board may end its case against Governor J. C. Walton and seek a Senate vote. Prosecution leader Disney announced hearings on charges to 11 would be dispensed with indefinitely, with testimony on one remaining charge to follow.
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Higbee Man Fires While Quail Hunting Wounding Wife
Higbee Sunday. a man fired after taking his gun into the woods to try it out. unaware women in his vicinity Mrs. Rocket and her sister Mrs. Richards were struck by multiple shots. Mrs. Rocket suffered sixty four punctures from face to ankles and facial injuries while Mrs. Richards received only a few shots.
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Parliament Debates Unemployment Crisis and Imperial Tarifis
London reports show Parliament convening amid unemployment fears with calls for immediate action. Opposition leaders push for debates on unemployment and imperial preferential tariffs while governing officials face division over trade policy and potential tax shifts.
Theatre profits prompt public grumble over entertainment costs
Citizens complain about high cinema prices as a theatre magnate earns profits from moviegoers. The issue centers on ticket costs and the secretary of Mellon line Maviennde addressing the nuisance claim and public reaction.
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George and Asquith Oppose Baldwin in December Election
Lloyd George and Asquith unite against Baldwin in a joint campaign for December 6 election. The two former prime ministers will conduct a synchronized effort after aligning in 1916.
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U S Declines to Take Part in Proposed Inquiry Into Germany
Washington reports the United States will decline to participate in the proposed inquiry into Germany's resources. Premier Poincare is said to have stated that any inquiry would be limited to the restrictions he outlined, aligning with Hughes’ economic expert inquiry guidelines.
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Governor McMaster in Oil Price War Again
Mitchell South Dakota November 13 Governor W H A TeMaster renewed his war of gasoline prices in face of a Standard Oil increase of 1.12 cents a gallon announced by Standard Oil. McMaster ordered the state highway depot to sell gasoline at 16 cents per gallon.
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Fire at Barry Hospital in Philadelphia救
A November 13 report describes Barry Hospital for mental diseases in Philadelphia escaping catastrophe as nurses and attendants guided 124 insane women through smoke to safety after a dormitory fire. Origin of the blaze remains undisclosed.
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Unidentified Woman Found in Italian District Alley
A body of an unidentified woman, about 49, was found in an alley in Chicago's Italian district. Police believed she was murdered by strangulation and later identified as Mrs. Elizabeth Regan.
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Unclear Weather Note Mentions Showers Tonight and Wednesday
The fragment notes showery conditions tonight and Wednesday in various portions including east and west regions. It references a general fair pattern with exceptions for rainfall but lacks complete locations or times.
WM Kemper Heads Finance Committee
The report notes WM Kemper elected head of the finance committee as part of a statewide meeting. Mrs Kate Morrow Jefferson City is mentioned in relation to committee roles and vacancies. Five candidates appeared before a convention. a favorite son boom is referenced with Fraders leading the meeting for the Democrats.
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Forbes Faces Conspiracy and Fraud Charges
A Senate Investigating Committee continues with Col. Forbes defense as officers raid Andrew Jackson home with a search warrant. A half gallon jig of wine and corn whisky are seized while Jackson, once paroled after chicken theft conviction, is not yet arrested. Len L. Baker, former Metropolitan Insurance manager, visits on business from Kansas City, noted civic leader and greeted cordially.
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