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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1919

Page

7

Maine Infantry Held Off 600 Storm Troops at Xivray

At Xivray Marvoisin on June 16 1918 about 100 men of Company 1084 Infantry under Captain Roger Williams held off a siege by 600 German storm troops for four hours then endured two days of shell fire before relief. The action left 13 prisoners taken and one fierce stand amid ruined houses, with Lieutenant Davis Brown and Potter leading platoons and Corporal Moersch among the exhausted survivors.

Camp Devens Maine Xivray George F. Potter Samuel G. Brown Charles K. Davis Frederick S. Fuller Oliver Moersch Harry Parker Charles Cote 1084 Infantry Xivray Marvoisin Roger Williams New York City Charles E. Davis Eastport Signal Corps Detroit Mich Landwehr Passaga E. Mangin

Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Your Hair Will Love

Plain cocoanut oil makes a splendid shampoo and is gentler than harsh soaps. Wet hair, rub in one to two teaspoons for rich lather, rinse easily, and remove dust dandruff and oil. It leaves hair bright silky and easy to manage and is inexpensive at most drug stores.

Airplanes to Follow Parade Through Boston Route

Squadrons of aeroplanes will join the demonstration for the gallant 26th in Boston. Major William J. Frank of the Army Air Service arrived to select airdrome sites and a flying field for the event. Latest aircraft will fly over the parade route on April 25.

Boston William J. Frank Army Air Service France

Plans for Boston parade and 26th Division booklet revealed

Final plans for the April 25 parade and civic reception in Boston were being finalized by the state city reception committee and army officials. Field Order No 1 will detail the parade march, uniforms and instructions while a commemorative program on the 26th Division will chronicle its actions in France with photos, rosters and a four color cover. Tickets and barriers were coordinated to manage crowds and safeguard storefronts along the route.

Commonwealth Avenue Army Albert S. Williams Northeastern Department Edwards Williams Greenlaw Loughridge Boston Down Town Back Bay Michael J. Crowley Boston Police Coolidge Peters Hale F’rance

State reception committee consolidates entertainments at Camp Devens

The state and city committees for entertaining the 26th Division at Camp Devens merged after a joint conference. The consolidated committee has assumed central Camp Devens buildings to provide for the comfort and entertainment of officers, men, and their relatives.

Herbert Parker State House Camp Devens

Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Ad

An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to stop cough and headache in a cold. It features E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a price of 30 cents.

E. W. Grove

Smuts Trip to Hungary Triggers Entente Criticism

Paris April 10 The Smuts mission to Budapest draws sharp criticism in entente circles. Bela Kun states that Smuts met Hungarian officials in ways implying Soviet recognition while the council of four loosely defined his mission. Entente governments dispute Smuts diplomatic standing, though belief grows he acted chiefly on British initiative and without broad allied support.

Christian Smuts Hungary General Smuts Budapest Council of Four Bela Kun Smuts

German note seeks removal of Russian POWs to Russia

A Berlin despatch reports the mistice commission has urged the Allies to move Russian prisoners of war from Germany to Russia. Berlin cites Russian discontent at detention while allied POWs are repatriated and warns Russians may escape, increasing Bolshevik danger in Germany.

Mistice Spa Berlin Russia Germany

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