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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1919

Page

18

Roads Built and Battles Fought by the 101st Engineers

The 101st Engineers of the First Corps Cadets built trenches under heavy artillery fire and laid roads across the Chemin des Dames and Meuse sectors in France. Led by Colonel George W. Bunnell, they fought at Seicheprey and Chateau Thierry, aided by A Company’s raid casualties, and returned home after long service with heavy losses and many decorations.

101St Engineers First Corps France First Corps of Cadets of Boston 26Th Division Mt. Vernon George S. Parsons George W. Bunnell Parsons Marshal Joffre Engineers Franklin L. Joy Holton B. Perkins Bunnell New York Halifax England Liverpool Southampton la Havre Bazeilles Sur Meuse Orquevaux Haute Marne Chaumont General Pershing G. Hf. Q General Headquarters Beas Coulaincourt 11St Engineers Frayville Chemin Des Dames Arthur Bartlett Bartlett McCallister Lash Providence Cornelius Beard Cannions Toul Seicheprey Chalons Chateau Thierry Paris Nanteuil-sur-Marne Amazy-sur- Seine St. Mihiel Clarence R. Edwards Woevre Runnell Brest Landon Brookline Argonne H. ©. Thomas F. W. Hamilton George E. Parsons J. F. Osborn Edwin B. Neilson George G. Tarbell John Ware Harry Howe H. Z. Lawson Charles Bateman William R. Matson Edwin M. Brush Harold C. Hilgard John E. Langley Louis Purlen E Company Salem Harry G. Sprowll Headquarters Company

World of Books Review Highlights Odd Heroines and Tales

A lively survey of recent novels featuring unconventional heroines and bold themes. From Joan Carey’s complex upbringing and romance to Marcia Warren’s New England rebellion, the notes profile daring, luminous characters and critics’ praise for Martin Schuler and other 1919 titles.

Joan Carey Joan Eleanor Marcein Kelly Heredity New England Effie May Archie Blair Archie Stefan Nicolai Stefan

Heuston Rites Attend Family in Jamaica Plain

William Heuston formerly of the West End and brother of the late Catherine Dorman dies. Funeral from 79 Appleton Street Jamaica Plain, Monday. time to be announced. Relatives and friends invited.

Lost French bulldog in Somerville with reward

Stray or stolen French bulldog missing from 31 Tem Street Somerville. Owner Edith Mellor requests a reward for return of the dog identified as BABY EDITH MELLOR. Contact for details and recovery.

JST Edith Mellor Somerville

Loyalty officer's wife honored by cheering troops

Mrs Tarbell wife of the returning Captain Tarbell walked the pier after the boat docked. An armband with the insignia Y. D. drew cheers from soldiers who lined the deck and roared as she passed, the acclaim spreading along the vessel like a rising wave.

Ing Tarbell Y. D

Comrades on ferry greet 26th Division heroes home

A group of 12 khaki clad soldiers from the 101st Engineers joined a welcoming crowd as 500 mothers wives and friends ferried from Boston to meet the Mt. Vernon transport carrying the 26th Division home from France. The engineers had been wounded or gassed, and were recently discharged from Boston hospitals.

West U. S. Engineers First Corps of Cadets L. V. Moulton Moulton Medical Corps Mt. Vernon John H. Sullivan F.@. Nichols N. Nichols F Company 101St Engineers W. H. Dodge William HE. Dodge Harry H. Grossman 16Th Infantry 1St Division France Ordnance Corps Camp Devens Grossman Argonne St. Mihiel Somme John S. Sullivan George W. Bunnell 10St Engineers Edwin F. Brush 101St Auxiliary Association Alice Commonwealth Pier Boston

Drohan to Welcome Regiment Home from France

Lieutenant William H. Drohan of the South Boston District Court will be on the dock to greet the 101st when it returns. He recently recovered health and will travel on a committee boat to usher his comrades ashore in a ceremonial welcome.

Houghton, Mifflin Eleanor H. Porter Keith Burton Basil King Harper New York American Andes Nero Drohan South Boston District Court 101St France Bill

Grove's Bromo Quinine Cold Relief Box

Cold relief claims for headache body pain due to a cold. Promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a Be signature and a 30-cent price. The box emphasizes there is only one Bromo Quinine.

W. Grove

The New Day Poem Ends With A Call To Courage

A 1919 poem envisions a transformed metropolis where workers reclaim ownership and light defeats smoke. It urges brave spirits to fight the battle of the mind and reject waiting for heaven from above. References to English lanes and Russian snow appear in the closing bugles and hopeful imagery.

Macmillan Scudder Middleton

Ships Return: 26th Division Units Sail for Home

The Agamemnon sails March 31 with 5824 officers and men from the 102d, 103d, and 101st units. The Mongolia sails March 31 with 4709 officers and men headed by the 51st Artillery Brigade and 101st Field Artillery. The Von Steuben sails April 9 with 102d and 103d Machine Gun Battalions.

101St Field Artillery 51St Artillery Brigade John H. Sherburne 102D Field Artillery 103D Field Artillery

101st Field Signal Battalion Headquarters Train

Army unit description notes the 101st Field Signal Battalion along with the Headquarters Train, Supply Train, Ammunition Train and Sanitary Train detailing their roles and alignment within the division structure.

101St Field Signal Battalion

Picket Line of Women on Duty at Ruddock Shoe Co

In Haverhill on April 4 a picket line of about 200 workers, mostly women, stood at the Ruddock Shoe Company after a walkout of 141 employees from the Shoe Workers' Protective Union and Boot and Shoe Workers' Union. Officials said peaceful picketing and persuasion would continue as in a prior Austin H Perry factory strike, with the cutting room newly organized under the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union.

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