WARRANT AGAINST THE KAISER
THE LUSITANIA CRIME FEELING HARDENING IN ENGLAND. (dhubd miiss association.— cophugbt.) (aotmaman-sbw zbaiahd caili association.) (Received December 5, 9.30 a.m.) CHICAGO, 4th December. Catherine Haden, daughter of Mr. Patrick Callan, who was killed when the Lusitania was. sunk, has applied for a warrant against the- Eaiser charging him with murder. . ■ (Received December 5, 9 sun.) NEW YORK, 4th December. My. Edward Tupper, organiser for the British | Nation Firemen's and Sailors' Union, in an interview intimated that unless the Kaiser was tried before a Court for his crimesj' British seamen will call a general strike. LONDON, 2nd December. The election campaign is hardening, on three points—the punishment of fhe Kaiser and others guilty of cruelties, heavy indemnities, and expulsion of aliens from England. There is a public outcry in favour of Germany paying the war costs of all the Allies and a relegation of the discussion of social reform to the background at electioneering meetings. Mr. R. J. Barnes (one of the Labour membersv.of the Cabinet), speaking at Netherton, said : "I am tor hanging the Kaiser. It would be a monstrous thing' if the greatest murderer in history escaped his just punishment."
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 136, 5 December 1918, Page 7
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