Columbia Honors War Dead and Alumni Flag Ceremony
Columbia University held a memorial service at St. Paul’s Chapel in which 127 names of students and faculty who died in 1918 were read. Major Barnard presented a service flag with 120 gold stars to President Butler, noting the total may rise to about 150. Chaplain Knox cited Columbia’s spirit and quoted verses as he recounted war sacrifices and incidents involving Columbia men.
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St. Paul's Chapel
J. August Barnard
Nicholas Murray Butler
Raymond C. Knox
Columbia
Freedom
Butler
John Bidleman Bissell
Henry Anthon Bostwick
Lorenzo Burrows
Oscar N. Leteer
Medical Corps
Eugene W. Caldwell
Medical
John Purroy Mitchel
College
Aviation
Edward L. Satteries
Architecture
Lialisen
Arthur David Dryfoos
Frank Henry Knight
Clarence Fahnest
Law
Infantry
Edward Joseph Haines
Science
Paul E. Betowski
Alfred W. "Evans
New Zealand Rifles
Joyce Kilmer
John Hampden Holliday, Jr
A. M
Ordnance
Lathrop Bartow
Alfred N. Joerg
Irving J. Pinkus
Julian W. Baldwin
Frank J. Felbel
Newberry Holbrook
Austin L. Hobbs
Leo 8. Peterson
Russell T. Walker
Martin Holzman
William G. Lahey
John K. McCormick
Gustave Schiottman
Quartermaster
Theodore R. Prouty
Engineers
James 8. O’ Neale, Jr
Chester W. Peterson
Navy
Philip E. Hassinger
Raymond F. Farrell
Merines
Louis le Garde Battey
Charlies B. Willard
Plattsburg
Edward A. Gurry
Charles C. Lilly
William W. Colquhoun
Highland Light Infantry
Duncan Campbell
Harold S. Osgood
Signal Corps
John Richard Perkins
David N. Rothenberg
John Marquard
Royal Fusiliers
Floyd A. Stevens
Meyer Cohn
Thomas A. EK. Harris
John L. Lilley
Frederick C. Godebrod
Leighton C. Smith
Prescot E. Barker
Herbert A. Buremeyer
Vheutenant
J. A. Healy
Isidor Rotgare
Inry
Francis A. Wood
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C. E. Allen
Gilroy Mulqueen
Knox
University
Citizens protest Hearst in Welcome Committee
Dr. William T. Manning urged families of service members to attend a mass meeting at Madison Square Garden for the Independent Citizens Welcome Committee. He criticized Mayor Hylan for appointing William Randolph Hearst to greet returning troops, calling the choice offensive to many citizens and soldiers. A large rally is planned for Friday January 17 at 8 o'clock with enrollment sought at 415 Madison Avenue.
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Trinity Church
Madison Square Garden
Independent Citizens’ Welcome Committee
Manning
Mavor Rylan
William R. Hearst
Dr. Manning
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Hearst
John F. Hylan
W. R. Hearst
Hylan
Toa
Wecome
Independent Citizens’ Committee of Welcome
New York
Madison Avenue
Madison
Poe
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Citizens’ Organization
B. L. Allen
Columbia Trust Company
Broadway
General Committee
John Jay Chapman
Mra
Frederick Kernochan
Bartlett Arkell
Lee de Forest
James D. Ellsworth
Bradley A. Fiske
Frandiner
Win O. Holter
Lyle KE
Charles BE. Manierre
Charles Robinson
Robie Bradner
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John Gallagher
Hamilton R. Fairfax
Richard Fletcher
Katherine J. Kistner
Army-Casualty List Increases Total To 218 410
Special to The New York Times reports War Department casualty totals rise to 218 410 for the Army and 6 701 for the Marine Corps with a list of 380 names. It itemizes 65 killed in action 61 died of wounds 20 from accidents 8 in airplane crashes 17 from disease 142 severely wounded and 10 undetermined injuries 20 missing in action. The report covers numerous names across states and districts.
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