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The Week
October 5, 1918 issue

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This article presents information related to politics. It is not yet clear how much importance is to be attached to the reports of pending political overturns in Germany and Austria-Hungary. The resignation now reported of Count von Hertling, the Imperial German Chancellor, is not unexpected. His retirement now may pave the way for the formation of a coalition ministry with at least one Socialist member, a change which was reported, to be impending a week or two ago. Progress in the formation of joint industrial councils, as recommended by the Whitley report of March 1917, was reported by the British Minister of Labor U.H. Roberts, speaking before a meeting of the National Union of Journalists on August 24, 1918.

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POLITICS, Practical; SOCIALISTS; ROBERTS, U. H.; JOURNALISTS; GERMANY; AUSTRIA
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