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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1919

Page

10

Engineers Debark Boston Return From France

Congressman Rogers reported March 26 that the War Department ordered the 11th Regiment of Engineers to debark in Boston on its return from France. The adjutant general confirms steps for early convocation, with no decisive action yet.

War Department John Jacob Rogers Lowell Secretary of War Mth Regiment of Engineers New England Boston Rogers Adjutant-General of the Army 11Th Regiment of Engineers France

Three New Englanders Awarded for Distinguished Service

War Department citations honor three New Englanders among five Marines and artillerymen. Private Carl J Steinson II of the Second Battalion Seventh Regiment Marines died rescuing a wounded comrade under heavy fire near Blanc Mont Ridge. Bart Devlin of F Company Second Marines aided wounded under shell and machine gun fire, escaping to safety. Lieutenant George W Wores of the 102nd field artillery directed rescues and reorganized his battery after sustaining injuries during action near Bois de Caures, then continued firing on the enemy.

New Blanc Mont Ridge Pleasant Street Ramingham Sss Summer Street Fqn George WW. Lores Wielt Artillers Providence Street Worcester

Made War Against Kentucky Feudists

LeEsiNeTes reports Aaron or Naniel Raon togata of Pineville Kentucky died in Florida winter home. He led a small army of regulators against Craig Tolliver and his feudists in Rowan County. In a battle at Morehead Tolliver died and most of his gang wiped out. Logan’s cousins were killed by outlaws in a series of outrages. Logan moved to Bell County Kentucky and built wealth.

LeEsiNeTes Naniel Raon Togata Pineville Piehi St. Peteysburg Mia Uinincier Sawyer Craig Tolliver Rowan County Morehead Tolliver Logan Bell County Kentucky

Kidney Medicine Swamp Rent Promoted by Kilmer Co

Advertised as a gentle herbal remedy for kidney liver and other troubles, Swamp Rent is pitched as fast acting and healing. The maker Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York urges readers to send ten cents for a sample and to mention the Boston Daily Post.

Milmer Peron Pos Kilmer & Co Binghamton Boston Daily Post

Restoration of order reported in Cairo and Bellal

The House of Commons heard yesterday that order had been restored in Cairo and Bellal. The statement was made by Cecil Harmsworth the under secretary for foreign affairs.

Cairo Bellal House of Commons Cecil Harmsworth

Military Columns in Egypt Report Progress Toward Restored Order

An official communication states twelve military columns are operating in upper and lower Egypt and the restoration of law and order is only a matter of time. Generals report the effort continues as authorities coordinate actions.

Upper Lower Egypt

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