Yale to Build Liberty Altar as War Memorial
Yale announces a memorial colonnade on the south side of Yale Hall with an altar of liberty at its center for 227 Yale students and graduates who died in the Great War. The project, funded by the Alumni Advisory Board, features a 15 foot high central block, two eagles, a decorative panel, and a frieze naming WWI engagements.
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Frederic W Allen
James Gamble Rogers
William Adan Deling
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War Memorial Committee
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Poisoning Plea Misses Its Goal At Emergency Hospital
Louis Christianson, 35, of 286 Smith Street, sought treatment after swallowing two ounces of iodine last Wednesday. Emergency staff reported no evidence of poisoning externally or internally, but he was moved to St Vincents Hospital where a stomach pump was used. no iodine traces were found.
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A J Sekerak
St Vincents Hospital
Unknown driver hits pedestrian in Stamford crash
Stamford reports an unidentified motorist struck and seriously injured 67 year old Joseph Gargula of 291 South Street. Gargula was found on the Post Road by a passing motorist and taken to Stamford Hospital in critical condition as police search for the autoist.
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Power of Chinese Chief Crumbling In Peking Mystery
Report from Peking on November 1 indicates Murky statements about Mushib and King Tso lin. The Menohurian chieftain’s power appears to be crumbling as officials seek confirmation of overtures and imprisonment rumors.
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Stamford Couple Fined in Assualt on Officer Case
In Stamford on November 26, special arraignments occurred in city court over charges of violating liquor laws and assaulting an officer. John Bello and his wife Josephine Canal street were fined $90 and $100 plus costs respectively after allegedly crashing a chair over Sergeant George M Carthy’s head during a one man raid. Appeals were noted in both cases.
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John Bello Canal Street
Josephine
George McArthy
Debt Settlement With Italy Draws Mixed Wins
Washington agreement on November 14 settles Italy's war debt to the United States with about 75 percent cancellation of principal and interest over 62 years. Commentary from Chicago Tribune Baltimore Sun Springfield Republican and others notes both gains for Italy and losses for Americans, while credits the deal as a prudent path to international stability.
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Springfield Republican
David Lawrence
Consolidatedress Association
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Seattle Times
Literary Digest
Should the Submarine Be Outlawed
Debates over banning submarines grow after S-51 and M-1 sinkings. The Lusitania tragedy fuels calls for abolition while Americans, Britons, and Japanese weigh feasibility. France remains wary though defense needs keep submarines. Read this week's Digest.
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America
Japan
France
Lesson of a Train Wreck and Other Digest Features
In the November 28 issue of The Literary Digest, readers are offered a slate of striking features. Topics include Damascus after bombardment, vodka’s return in Pussia, aircraft safety questions, art maturation, and questions about spectatorship in film. Additional pieces discuss second-story climbing, veterans’ dampening, AI in Detroit, Japanese royalty, racing, and the English department.
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Pussia
AI Smith
Detroit
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