4000 YD Men Arrive Home as Sherburne Brigade Reunites
Four thousand Yankee Division artillerymen arrive in Boston aboard the Mongolia and join Camp Devens by nightfall. Brigadier General John H. Sherburne and the 51st Artillery Brigade headquarters, plus batteries C through F of the 101st, and the 102d and 103d Field Artillery, are among those welcomed. Generals Coolidge Edwards and Beekman attend with Rhode Island leaders. Private Norman Elliott receives the Croix de Guerre after a daring escape and survival as a prisoner of war.
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Boston
Camp Devens
51St Artillery Brigade
John H. Sherburne
101St Field Artillery
102D Field Artillery
103D Field Artillery
Massachusetts
Sherburne
Rhode Island
Beekman
Coolidge
Cox
Clarence R. Edwards
John F. J. Herbert
1024 Field Artillery
John A. Twachtmann
Jacob Mack
Mongolia
Norman Bplliott
Edwards
Elliott
Elliotts
Webster
Chateau Thierry
Verdun
United States
Ray
Paul
Ray Langmaid
Carrie Langmaid
Paul Moore
Maud Moore
Danvers
Commonwealth Pier
Norman E. Elliott
Field Artillery Brigade
Boston's Stand to Be on Common for Parade Review
The only city controlled reviewing stand for the 26th Division parade will be built on the Tremont street side of the Boston Common starting today. The OC HH Blake Company won the contract at 6798 dollars. the stand will run 575 feet with 13 tiers seating about 4800 spectators. All other stands will be managed by State officials.
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Boston
Tremont Street
Boylston and
Tremont Streets
Liberty Loan
West Street
HH. Blake Company
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Gen. Sherburne
France
Winifredian and
Patricia
New Jersey
Mt. Vernon
America
Agamemnon
William F. Farrell
108D Field Artillery
Dono Minot
Harvard
Father Farrell
Minot
Field Artillery
I. Battery
John Leach
Bramford, Conn
Betty Boyle
Worcester
Groton
Cedric Molson
D Battery
101St Agate III
Peter Rogers
101St Infant Y
Mae Wariner
Waltham
Sadie Kelley
Newton
Davis
B Battery
101St Artillery
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