101st Will Land At 7 A M Sunday
The transport America bringing home Colonel Logan and Boston's Own 101st Infantry is 24 hours behind the Mt. Vernon. Officially announced at Charlestown navy yard last night the America will dock around 3 PM Saturday and the 101st will disembark at 7 AM Sunday and entrain for Camp Devens. The regiment should reach Ayer early Sunday afternoon.
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America
Logan
Boston
101St Infantry
Mt. Vernon
Charlestown Navy Yard
101St
Camp Devens
Ayer
Influenza Masks Again in New South Wales
Sydney reports a new influenza surge prompting the government to reimpose mask rules in public places as health authorities urge caution and public compliance.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Fruit-a-tives Promise Constipation Relief in Boston Ad
Central Wharf Boston ad claims lasting relief from constipation dizziness and headaches after using Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets. Testimonial by Jas J Royall says one box led to full recovery after finishing 24 boxes at 50 cents each six for 2.50 trial size 25 cents. Sold at dealers or Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Jas. J. Royall
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Maine Citizens Get Message From Hume Parade Hope
A wireless greeting from Colonel Frank M. Hume of the 103d Infantry 26th Division reached Senator Frederick Hale in Washington. The unit, on the transport America, includes the former Second Maine Infantry and may parade in Maine if War Department permission is granted, with Governor Milliken and Mayor Clarke pushing the request.
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Portland
Maine
United States
Frederick Hale
Washington
Frank M. Hume
103D Infantry
Second Maine Infantry
National Guard
Transport America
Hale
Milliken
Charles P. Clarke
War Department
Red Cross to Be Busy in Boston Debarkation Month
The Bureau of Canteen Service of the Boston Metropolitan Chapter American Red Cross prepares for the busiest period since formation. About 27,000 men of the returning 26th Division will receive hot coffee and buns on debarkation at Commonwealth pier and during the parade day.
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Bureau of Canteen Service
Boston
American Red Cross
Commonwealth Pier
Red Cross
Women's Voluntee Motor Corps
Record of Valor from the Ninth and Second Massachusetts Guards
Two years after mobilization at the call of President Wilson the Ninth and Second Regiments of the Massachusetts National Guard and the Sixth Regiment are honored for their service in World War I. General Clarence R. Edwards led the 26th Division to France, enduring heavy casualties and earning wide acclaim for bravery and endurance through key battles including Chateau Thierry and St. Mihiel.
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Ninth
Massachusetts National Guard
Wilson
War Department
Massachusetts
Clarence R. Edwards
New England
National Guard
National Army
Edwards
France
101St Signal Battalion
11St
101St
104Th
101St Engineers
101St Motor Section
England
Chemin Des Dames
Boise
Bruise
Apremont
Leicheprey
Toul
la Reine
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Verdun
Doctors Aboard First Return From War Arrive With Health Team
Three U S Health Service doctors will be first ashore from the Mt Vernon upon Boston harbor arrival with the 26th. They guard against plague cholera smallpox yellow fever typhus or leprosy and will isolate any symptomatic men at Gallups Island.
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Mt. Vernon
Boston Harbor
United States Health Service
Boston
Europe
William Manor Bryan
Bryan
Uncle Sam
Gallup’s Island
Gallup's Island
Official Welcoming Boats Set Sail At Noon
Official welcoming ceremony ships depart at twelve o clock with a lineup including U S S Ossipee U S S Samoset U S S Don Juan de Austria U S S Machigonne 2d U S S Mayflower U S S Admiral 2d U S S Actus U S S Adelante U S S Halcyon and other vessels at Atlantic avenue entrances bulkheads and piers along New Haven Eastern avenue and Commonwealth piers.
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City Boat Monitor
Eastern Avenue
U. S. S. Ossipee
New Haven
Northern Avenue Bridge
U. S. S. Samoset
U. S.S. Don Juan de Austria
Northern Avenue
U. S. S. Machigonne
U. S. S. Mayflower
Atlantic Avenue
U. S. S. Admiral
U. S. S. Actus
John H. Sullivan
Mayflower
U. S. S. Adelante
U. S. S. Halcyon
Commonwealth Pier
Malden Plans Big Welcome Home Parade Week of May 3
The Welcome Home committee at Malden City Hall outlined a citywide celebration for returning soldiers. Captain C David Berg announced a parade the Sunday before discharge, with open houses banquets and medal distribution. A victory arch is planned for a street feature.
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Malden
Welcome Home Committee
C. David Berg
L Company
3D Pioneer Division
Men With Sick Parents to Be Released at Pier
Two soldiers from the 101st Engineers, Joseph Ramponi and Louis M. Curry, will be landed at Commonwealth pier today and granted five days leave due to serious family illnesses. Ramponi’s father and mother are ill in Newton Hospital, while Curry’s father is gravely ill in Lynn. Ramponi previously went overseas in 1917. Mrs. Bunnell, wife of Colonel George W. Bunnell, has appealed for Ramponi’s release.
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Joseph Ramponi
Louis M. Curry
101St Engineers
Mt. Vernon
Commonwealth Pier
Camp Devens
Ramponi
Newton Hospital
Wellesley
Wellesley College
Joseph
Bunnell
George W. Bunnell
Curry
Lynn
France and Italy to Receive Large Allied Credits
Washington announces credits of 85 million dollars to France and 25 million to Italy. The allied total advanced reaches 9,008,999,340.75 dollars, with France receiving 2,702,477,800 and Italy 1,521,500,000.
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Washington
France
Italy
Treasury
Allies Think Situation in Hungary Improved
Paris reports that General Christian Smuts replaces General Mangin as allied representative to Hungary. Allies see this as a shift to talks over fighting as conditions in Hungary improve. Meanwhile French advisories say Petlura forces near Kiev threaten Bolshevik control of the city.
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Paris
Associated Press
Christian Smuts
League of Nations Commission
Budapest
Mangin
Hungary
Foreign Office
Ukraine
Petlura
Kiev
Col Hayes to greet boys of the 104th
Springfield dispatch reports Colonel William C. Hayes and former Mayor William P. Hayes join the 104th Infantry reception committee. The group plans to meet the returning unit in Boston Harbor as their Monitor departs, with Springfield officials en route.
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Col. Hayes
104TH
Springfield
1Mth Infantry
Boston Harbor
William C. Hayes
William P. Hayes
Massachusetts
Boston
Joseph C. Allen
Phelps Brown
Christopher G. Simpson
Common Council
Hayes
Colonel Hayes
Arthur A. Adams
League May Meet at Geneva and Brussels
The League of Nations may hold two seats at Geneva and Brussels. Delegates show mixed sentiment with Brussels supported by King Albert influencing opinion. Palaces in both Geneva and Brussels offered, with possible alternate meetings.
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Paris
Associated Press
League of Nations
Geneva
Brussels
Albert
Begg's Mustarine Promises Quick Relief For Aches
An old yellow box remedy claims to ease inflammation congestion and pain without blistering. It markets itself for headache backache earache neuralgia and rheumatic joints with a simple rub on application and no irritating fumes.
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Begg
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