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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1919

Page

24

Welcome Home 26th Division Transports Reach Boston Harbor

Boston prepares for a grand homecoming as transports Mt. Vernon America Agamemnon Mongolia bring troops of the 26th Division and 102d Regiment to Camp Devens. Governors and mothers plan greeting arches tickets issued to families only while crowds await debarkation and parade arrangements.

America Mt. Vernon Logan 101St Infantry Boston Harbor Agamemnon 102D Regiment Mongolia 51St Field Artillery Brigade

40 Welcome Arches on Washington Street for Welcome Home 26th Division

Boston retail trade houses plan forty laurel arches along Washington Street from Boylston to Cornhill to honor the Welcome Home of the 26th Division. Decorations exceed 25 000 dollars and include flags electric lights and national colors for allied nations. Laurel wreaths and battle inscriptions will line the route with flags from nearby buildings.

Washington Street Boylston Street Cornhill Boston Victory Loan

Why Pier Is Closed for Soldiers Arrival at Commonwealth Pier

Col Albert Williams explains that hundreds of wives and friends cannot be admitted to greet the 26th Division upon arrival. Thousands of troops must disembark and be processed quickly to avoid delays and spread of disease, including fears of cooties, with strict War Department rules on civilian contact until Camp Devens.

Boston Camp Devens War Department Washington George Washington New England Cole Albert S. Williams McCain Stevens The Commonwealth Commonwealth Pier Summer Street A. W. Yates Mt. Vernon Nidiv Ag T the 26Th Albert 8. Williams Northeastern Department 286Th Division Newingiana Army of the United States United States

Logan Sends Greetings From 101st Infantry Patrol

Radio exchanges between Colonel Logan aboard the transport America Governor Coolidge and Mayor Peters reveal mutual greetings from Boston Massachusetts to the 101st Infantry and the 1041st Infantry commander. Officials express warm welcomes and pride in the troops achievements as they await homecoming.

Colonel Logan America Governor Coolidge Peters Boston Mass 101St Midocean Logan 101St Infantry Massachusetts Coolidge Mayor Peters U. S. S. America

Local Business Leaders Form Subscriptions Committee

A committee consisting of John Peacocks of R E H White Company William Burnham of William Filene's Sons Company EF Mamin of Jordan Marsh Company H L Green of J S Pailey Company and Irving Wright of Wright and Ditson Company has been appointed to canvass businessmen on Washington Street between Boylston and Cornhill to solicit subscriptions for the fund. The committee is confident of realizing the desired sum with little difficulty.

John Peacock R. E H. White Company William Burnham William Filene’s Sons Company EF. Mamin Jordan Marsh Company H. L. Green J. S Pailey Company Irving Wright Wright and Ditson Company Washington Street Boylston Street Cornhill

State Senate Bill Proposes State Holiday for Home-Coming

A bill reported by the military affairs committee in the Senate would authorize the Governor to set aside a general state holiday to celebrate the home-coming of the 26th Division. The measure advances for consideration.

Senate Military Affairs Committee

Units Comprising the 26th Division List

The document lists units comprising the 26th Division including 51st Infantry Brigade with 101st and 102d Infantry Regiments and 52d Infantry Brigade with 103d and 104th Infantry Regiments. artillery and support units include 101st, 102d, and 103d Artillery Regiments, 101st Engineer Regiment and Train, field signal, trains, and medical and ambulance companies plus attached support units such as 304th Bakery and 339th Laundry Companies.

52D 104Th 51St Artillery Brigade 101St Artillery Regiment 102D 103D 101St Engineer Regiment 101St Field Signal Battalion

Mothers' Boat to Welcome 101st Infantry Home in Boston

Miss Esta May Barr leads the 101st Mothers Auxiliary planning a parade of one mother from each of 114 Massachusetts towns to sail out from Boston Harbor aboard the Machigonne to greet the 101st Infantry as they reach Boston. A large banner will mark the boat and Rear Admiral Wood lends the vessel for the event.

Massachusetts 101St Regiment Esta May Barr 101St Mothers’ Auxiliary New England Clement Vermont Monitor 11St Mothers’ Auxiliary 1St Infantry 101St Miss Barr America Boston Wood

Night trial begins for four policemen in Boston

The first night session of a trial board at police headquarters heard four East Boston officers charged with conduct unbecoming an officer after an Atlantic Avenue tunnel dispute. Captains Harri man Fitzgerald and Rearden presided as suspensions continued. A stenographic record will be sent to Commissioner Curtis with the board’s findings.

Ticket Committee State House Boston Joseph Harriman Jamaica Plain Richard Fitzgerald Joy Street Carlos T. Rearden Dorchester John P. Murray Robert Green Mullen Jordan East Boston Atlantic Avenue John P. Feeney Edward P. Barry F. J. W. Ford William Maguire Curtis

Lieutenant Graves Killed in Bolling Field Air Crash

Washington April 2 Lieutenant Thomas E Graves of Seattle was instantly killed today in an airplane accident at Bolling Field. Flying alone at about 2000 feet the left wing buckled and the plane plunged to the ground. Officials said it was the first fatal accident since the field opened.

Washington Thomas E. Graves Seattle Bolling Field

26th Division Parade March Order Details

Order of march lists units under General Hale including 51st Infantry Brigade HQ 102d Infantry 101st Infantry 102d MG Battalion then 52d Infantry 104th Infantry 103d Infantry 103d MG Battalion 101st MG Battalion 101st Engineers Brigadier General Cole leads 51st Artillery Brigade HQ 101st Artillery 103d Artillery 102d Artillery 101st Ambulance Company Field Hospital 102d Ambulance Company Field 103d Ambulance Company Field 104th Ambulance Company Field 101st Train HQ and MP.

26Th Division Hale John H. Shelton 51St Infantry 102D 101St Infantry Charles H. Cole 52D 104Th Infantry 101St Field Signal 101St Engineers John H. Sherbourne 51St Artillery 101St Artillery 103D Artillery 102D Artillery 101St Train Brest Boston List Field Artillery 101St Field Artillery 102D Field Artillery 103D Field Artillery John H. Sherburne

Endorses Aid for Unemployed Women

Burgess H. Spinney, House chairman and Butler Spinney & Co. partner, endorsed a fundraising effort for the U. S. Employment Service women division. He urged employers to support unemployed women and noted the service has made progress while awaiting federal aid next July.

U. S. Employment Service Burgess H. Spinney House Legislative Committee On Reconstruction Butler, Spinney & Co Devonshire Street

Lathers Union Demands One Dollar Hour and 40 Hour Week

The Lathers Union 72 plans to present to city contractors a demand for a flat $1 per hour wage and a 40 hour five day work week to take effect May 1. Current pay is 75 cents per hour.

Lathers’ Union 72

Troop Transport Schedules For 101st and 103rd Infantry Units

Shipping orders list units of the 101st and 103d Infantry plus field artillery and support elements, detailing arrival windows from Brest to Boston. Major General Hale and Major General Flagler are named with brigade and division HQs, including 213 casual officers aboard the Agamemnon and related detachments.

101St Field Artillery 01St Field Artillery New York Ohio Clement A. F. Flagler

Also Mentioned on This Page

102D Infantry Connecticut Regiment Sth State Welcoming Committee State Committee Today Herbert Parker William F. Garcelon Fred W.W. Moore Warren J. Tarbell Thomas Leavitt James T. Moriarty E. V. B. Parks John al. Blanchard State Guard Tremont Street Commonwealth Avenue Greater Boston 10D Fotts Schieprey Civic Parade Committee Edwards Army Ant Red Cross General Hale HER Hiamonds Wwee K Vilene Flight Capitol of Hanover Portland Streets Washington St Col. Greenway John C. Greenway Santa Barbara Cal 51St Infantry Brigade 101St Infantry Regiment Mothers’ Boat Machigonne Carters Arcus Harrison Avenue Transport Harry ©. Hale 104Th Infantry Regiment 52D Infantry Brigade Transport America Edward L. Logan Transport Agamemnon Transport Mongolia A. Shuman & CO Shaman Shop Boilon U. S. Gov't W. S
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