Yale Pageant crowns Yale history in grand pageant
A three hour spectacle cost 60000 to stage and drew from Yale College history. Episodes recount founding Quinnipiac Colony Saybrook New Haven and early college life with scenes of governors, clergy, Puritans and notable graduates. Interludes feature alumni groups and a grand finale with dignitaries portraying Mother Yale and Daughters of Yale as Lux voices light.
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Yale College
Yale
Chariton Miner
Lewis
Ellis A. Grrton
Yn Yale
John Yale
Elihut Yale
School of Medicine
Saint Mary's Catholic
Colonial Dames
Theophilus I
Quinnipiac Colony
New Haven
Quinnipiacs
Mor- Cove
Sachem Mouguin
Gov. Eaton
John Davenport
Harvard
London
Saybrook
Say-' Ook
School of Forestry
First Church of Christ
Davenport Church
Pilgrim Church
Taylor Church
Trinity Church
Improved Order of Red Men
Daughters of Pocahontas
St. Paul's Girls’ Friendship League
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
Concord
Lexington
Benedict Arnold
Baldwin
Daggett
Governor's Foot Guards
Sons of Veterans
Daughters of the American Revolution
Waterbury
Meriden
Ansonia
Derby
Seymour
Young Women’s Christian Association
Euclid
Kansas
Henry Ward Beecher
Silliman
Theodore Winthrop
Grove Street
Graduate School
School of Fine Arts
Law School
Yale Southern Club
Company L
7Th Regiment
New York
Grand Army Veterans
New Haven Fire Department
Savin Rock Hose Company
Grand Avenue Church
Church of the Redeemer
Francis Hartman Markoe
Para
Tobyhanna
Mother Yale
Lux
Spirit of
Light
Orthopedic Treatment Brings Big Results for Polio Victims
New York Oct 21 Parents of polio victims heard encouraging reports from physicians at an Academy of Medicine symposium. A boy crippled since 1894 with crutch and brace now needs neither, with one leg nearly equal in length. Dr Reginald H Sayre noted persistent parental and medical cooperation can yield recovery and early optimism about usable employment for affected children.
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New York
Academy of Medicine
Reginald H. Sayre
Dr. Sayre
Bridgeport Gets 2800 Share Of Estate Penalty
The city treasury gains 2843.62 as Bridgeport’s share of the estate penalty tax. New Haven leads with 9256.75, Hartford 4037.12. Other towns listed include Greenwich 1346.81, Stamford 1179.57, Danbury 143.62, Norwalk 256.91, and many more. The total state collection last year was 51664.27 with 801.21 repaid to estates. The estate penalty tax, tied to the investment tax, rose revenue to 25912.48, with growth from prior years. A note mentions Austro-Hungarian foreign minister Burian von Rahecz meeting German chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg.
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Bridgeport
Frederick 8. Chamberlain
New Haven
Hartford
Fairfield
Stratford
Trumbull
Bethel
Bolton
Canaan
Cornwall
Danbury
Darien
Greenwich
Huntington
Kent
Litchfield
N. Hartford
Newtown
North Canaan
Norwalk
Plymouth
Ridgefield
Roxbury
Salisbury
Sharon
Stamford
Thomaston
Torrington
Washington
Watertown
Westport
Wilton
Winchester
Saybrook
Corbin
Baron Burian von Raecz
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Onstad Progressive Candidate Support in Wisconsin
Otto Onstad, Wisconsin Progressive official, says he cannot back Hughes. He explains Norwegian farmers favor Wilson, and Progressive Republicans in his area will vote for Williams for governor. The note cites J P Morgan donating 50,000 to the British Red Cross.
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Madison
Wis
Otto Onstad
McGovern
Wisconsin
Progressive Party
Wilson
Woodrow Williams
Hughes Alliance
Onstad
Mr. Hughes
Williams
J. P. Morgan
British Red Cross
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