Casualties Listed In Connecticut War Report
Casualties reported today include 128 killed in action and 58 wounded severely. Names are partially listed by town with corrections issued by press associations, noting previously reported missing in action and patients returning to duty.
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Connecticut
Wordanwics
Stamford
Peter P. Kvnetkus
Oakville
Artiva
Patrick J. McGuire
Manchester
William F. Bresnan
Ansonia
Joseph Kanowik
Meriden
John Jurenes
Bridgeport
Archie Brown, Jr
New London
Nicola “Carabillo
Hartford
Michael J. Comcowich
Amedeo Fiorillo
New Haven
Edward J. Rogan
Patrick T. Sweeney
Frank Brozinckos
New Britain
Arthur S. Johnson
Joseph F. Parell
William J. Plisko
Learning The Difference From The Armistice Misconception
The Portland Oregonian notes German expectations that an armistice would quickly lead to open imports from Christmas turkey to leather shoes, but observers warn there is a clear distinction between an armistice and a formal peace treaty.
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Portland Oregonian
General Vanderbilt Retires From Notable Army Career
Brigadier General Cornelius Vanderbilt has been honorably discharged and returned to civilian life. He previously led the 102nd Engineers with the Twenty-seventh Division in France, was promoted by President Wilson, served three months in France, and was assigned to command a brigade in the Thirteenth Division at Camp Lewis upon his return.
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Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Washington
102Nd Engineers
Wilson
United States
France
Camp Lewis
One Nation Against War in The Philadelphia Press
Opinion argues that making Germany bear all war costs would burden Germany for generations, potentially preventing future aggression, while noting someone must pay.
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Philadelphia
Germany
Popular Preference Prompts Cabinet Sacrifice Talk
Secretary Daniels receives praise while calls for resignation ease. If a Cabinet change is needed, Postmaster General Burleson is favored by public opinion.
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Philadelphia Press
Daniels
Burleson
World opinion and the league of nations in Japanís view
The author argues that to win global trust the league must be practical and inclusive for neutral and small nations. Japan seeks recognition as a leading East power and urges equal representation, protections for China, and balanced guardianship, warning against anti‑Japanese propaganda in Anglo‑Saxon media and stressing peaceful future disturbances in Mexico India and China.
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Japan
Miveruer Rok
Wilson
Lloyd-George
League
East
Europe
America
England
Far East
China
Mexico
India
League of Nations
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