Harvard and Yale clash in stormy Cambridge battle
Harvard led Yale 13 to 0 at halftime and 27 to 0 in the second period as 50,000 fans packed Soldiers Field for the annual Harvard Yale game. Yale hoped to rebound from a Princeton win, while Harvard aimed to extend a strong season finish on November 20. The lineup lists and officials are noted, with game called at 2 p.m. in Cambridge.
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It Is Not too Early for Good Fellows to Think of Yuletide Cheer
Charity appeal urges Good Fellows to plan for needy Waterloo children. Beyond toys, gifts include sustenance and warm clothing. The piece highlights spreading Christmas spirit to disadvantaged kids through thoughtful donations and community effort.
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Winter
Coroners Jury Clears Doctor in Bollinger Case
Chicago November 20 The coroner's jury of six leading physicians found Dr Harry J Haigelden morally and ethically within his rights to refuse surgical intervention on Allan J Bollinger a deformed baby The panel expressed no evidence the infant would have become mentally or morally defective and urged two or more surgeons of high reputation be consulted in doubtful cases The verdict ends with the duty to relieve suffering and save or prolong life The foreman was Dr Ludwig Hektoen others on the jury were Dr Howard Chissett Dr Henry F Lewis Dr P D A Steele Dr Arthur Rankin and Dr John F Galden
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Harry J. Haigelden
Allan J. Bollinger
Baby Bollinger
Haiselden
Ludwig Hektoen
Rush Medical College
University of Chicago
Howard Chissett
Hahnemann College
Henry F
Five years for wrecking La Salle Bank scheme
Morris Alabama dateline reports Charles B. Lorimer Jr., vice president of La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago, was found guilty of conspiring to wreck the bank. The jury fixed five years imprisonment after five ballots. Lorimer and Henry W. Huttig of Muscatine Iowa face further trial next year. motion for new trial set for today. Also note from San Francisco announces Tina Lerner Russian pianist and Vladmir Shaylich of New York wedding after Lerner's Reno divorce from Louis J. Bachner of Berlin.
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Cook County
San Francisco
Cal
Tina Lerner
Vladmir Shaylich
New York
Miss Lerner
Reno
Louis J. Bachner
Berlin
Three New Flying Boats Added to Navy
Washington D C, Wov, 20. Three new hydro aeroplanes will be added to the equipment of the navy Aeronautic station at Pensacola next week. They will be used for the cal dion of nav flyera.
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Italian Liner Verona Fights Submarine Near Majorca
A telegram from Majorca reports the Italian steamship Verona said to be chased by a large submarine with two periscopes, accompanied by a steamer, off Cahopalo at latitude 40 6. The Verona, bound for New York from Genoa, Naples, and Palermo, was to sail Nov 3, but no word of its call has come. The Italia Societa di Navigazione Vapora owns Verona and Ancona. Ancona was sunk recently by a submarine. The Verona is 8251 tons, 482 feet, built Belfast 1908.
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Roosevelt Eyes Canadian Army Entry
Ottawa reports that General Hoosevelt may join the Canadian Army, with a high command likely. During a Quebec hunting trip he expressed a wish to fight in the front for the same cause as the Canadians.
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ACA Federation Faces Rift Over Carpenters Charter
At the AFL closing sessions a heated debate threatened to split the federation over a resolution to suspend the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners. The disputed move aimed to withdraw the carpenters’ charter for encroaching on machinists’ jurisdiction and defying federation rules. Delegates argued about safety and unity while leaders like Samuel Gompert and John Lennon urged caution.
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Carpenter’s Union
Federation
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Pacific Coast
Howells Wins National Arts Medal in Fiction
Boston, Mass November 20 William Dean Howells of New York was awarded the gold medal by the National Institute of Arts and Letters for distinguished fiction writing. He was not present, but a letter from Howells was read by secretary Ripley Hitchcock. The medal honors distinguished service to arts and letters. membership in the institute is not required.
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William Dean Howells
New York
National Institute of Arts and Letters
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Ripley Thittchock
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Altho
Monastir Taken Allies Too Late To Help Serbians
New York dispatch reports dire warnings about American military unpreparedness. An article in the December Metropolitan Magazine cites scant production of guns and ammunition, rising costs, and a weak navy, arguing the United States cannot defend the country without rapid buildup.
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Henry Reutardah
Metropolitan
Secretary of War
Anglo-French Forces Stall Amid Balkan War News
War report from London dated November 20 notes Anglo-French armies based near Salonika holding positions as Bulgarians move on Monastir and Prilep. Serbian troops reportedly advance toward Monastir while 2,800 Serbians are captured in western Serbia near the Montenegrin border. Diplomatic optimism in Greece persists despite grim military conditions.
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ROUMANIA AND TURBULENT WAR STANCE IN PLAY
London dispatch reports Greece and Roumania poised to decide their world war stance within a day or two. An ultimatum to Greece may have been issued, with King Constantine urged to decide quickly. In Bucharest King Ferdinand summoned a crown council amid pressures from Russia and Austria Hungary, with Premier Bratianu ready to resign if neutrality cannot be kept.
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Balkans
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Bucharest
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Bratiang
Russia
Austria
Italian Bombardment Presses Austrian Lines Near Gorizia
Nov 19 dispatch says Italian artillery targets Austrian positions around Gorizia with continued vigor, per today’s official general staff statement filed via Paris. The report notes sustained bombardment and intense activity along the front.
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Paris
Arch
Gorizia
Air Raid Kills Twelve in Udine Italy
Austrian aviators dropped bombs on Udine on Friday killing twelve people and wounding twenty seven, an official from the Italian war office said. Bombs also hit Verona and Vicenza in the raid.
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Villa Claims Obregon Eaten at Hermosillo
Nogales reports the Hermosillo battle ongoing with Villa forces pressuring the Cananea garrison. General Obregon reputedly repulsed near Cananea as Villa surrounds Hermosillo. Carranza dead left on the field, with Governor Randall saying Obregon routed. Villa issues a denunciatory proclamation against Carranza and Wilson calling for Mexican sovereignty.
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