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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1919

Page

3

Patricia Land back home after thrilling voyage

The Patricia, a Hamburg American liner ship seized for exchange foodstuffs, returned with six German crew aboard. Second Officer Julian Fischer sparked a fire scare before being confined. crowds and veterans welcomed the 26th Yankee Division with bands, war brides, and Red Cross balloons.

Patricia United States Julian Fischer Brest Germany Connecticut Edwards Navy Red Cross Knights of Columbus Salvation Army William J. Keville Belmont 101St Caisson Frank W. Cavanaugh Dartmouth Holy Cross K. of Weimmer North Sea Boston Jean Berill Leicheprey Chateau Thierry Charles H. Spath Kansas City Louis de Paris Edward Smith Ypres Roscoe F. Mauser Hickory N. C Jean Morrissey Ashland Penn Morrissey Chateauroux France

Public Concert For YD Officers On The Common

A public welcome to the officers of the YD is set for Sunday afternoon on the Common. Divisional battalion and regimental officers from high to low ranks will attend, invited by Chairman Edward P. Barry of the Mayor's entertainment committee.

Edward P. Barry Mayor’s

Parade Seats for Ww Ii Relatives Scarcer Than Before

A fielding of grandstand seats for soldiers relatives narrows as distribution details reveal tighter allotments. The Post publishes a full table listing seat counts and ticket availability, signaling dwindling access for family attendees.

Stands for Parker committee fall short of estimates in troop seating

Parker's committee estimated 75 000 capacity but actual seating is 59 904. Eight thousand three hundred tickets must be cut to groups including G A R members and governors of five states, Admiral Wood, General McCain, and others. About 18 000 relatives may gain access, roughly three per soldier, as many division members are replacements from elsewhere.

Germany Captain Weimmer United States Kaiser Europe Wilson State House Parker Camp Devens Albert S. Williams Edwards Hale Grand Army of the Republic Maine Vermont New Hampshire Rhode Island Connecticut Admiral Wood First Naval District McCain France

Roof Observation Stands Banned by Boston Building Commissioner

Building Commissioner Herbert A. Wilson warns property owners that erecting or using roof stands for parade viewing is prohibited by city law. He cautions that no elevated observation station may be built or occupied on a roof without approved plans and official authorization.

Herbert A. Wilson City of Boston

Parade observation restricted by safety load limits

Officials warn roofs balconies and fire escapes cannot bear the loads from parade viewing. Inspectors will enforce the law in detail to prevent occupancy for observation on the 26th Division march.

Wilson

One Guest Policy at 101st Regimental Dance

Each man of the 101st may bring one guest to the regimental dance the night before the parade. The event will be held in Exhibition Hall Mechanics' building under the 101st Auxiliary. A grand march opens the program with music by the 1101st regimental band. The band will be dined at the Hotel Lenox that night.

Fischer Germany Patricia 1024 101St Ammunition Train 101St Field Signal Battalion 101St Exhibition Hall Mechanics’ Building 101St Auxiliary 1101St Lenox

Freckles Vanish With Othine Under Money Back Guarantee

An advertisement claims Othine removes freckles and improves complexion with a money back guarantee. It urges asking for double strength Othine as it offers visible results after initial applications.

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