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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1919

Page

6

March to See 101st on Parade

General Peyton C. March will witness the 101st Infantry Regiment review at Camp Devens on Patriots' Day morning. Major Peters and the regiment's associates join officials, friends, and relatives for the 11 o'clock ceremony before Major-General Harry C. Hale of the 26th Division.

Camp Devens Peyton C. March War Department Boston 101St Infantry Peters Harry C. Hale

General March Visits Army Camps on Inspection Tour

General March arrives for inspection of army camps and will attend a luncheon with Major General McCain after reviewing the 1011th. Colonel Logan plans a feature review of his regiment in overseas caps, while the 102d Infantry known as the Hard Luck regiment parades in tin hats. Promotions are announced across the division and naturalization of about 5700 men is scheduled next week with religious services planned for Monday and the presentation of regimental rings next Wednesday.

March 1011St McCain Hale 26Th Division Logan Boston 102D Infantry Shelton Connecticut Douglas Potts Chaplain O'Connor 101St Infantry Father O’connor Cheatham 104Th Infantry 104Th France Henry P. Fordson Fred M. Harrahy Thomas G. Kelly Ernest T. Finan Anthony L. Peto Segeant John J. Harrington James E. Healy William A. Chilbrick William Haigh 1St Infantry Arthur R. Henderson G. S Gerald T. Wogan

Family Hospitality urged as parade crowds descend

The Family Hospitality Committee appeals to Boston residents to provide shelter for visiting parade guests. With thousands of relatives expected for the event, organizers warn that without more offers of rooms there will be no vacant benches on the Common or in the parks.

Boston

Boston hosts families of 26th Division men

The family hospitality committee in Boston reports over 2000 applications for accommodations. Each letter receives personal attention, and many relatives expect rooms. Private families offer free rooms, while some rooming houses may charge. The effort is non charitable, aiming to host incoming families with broad municipal support and governor backing.

Boston Maine

Boundary decision nears after Six Powers meet

The Polish German border issue was settled by the Council of Four with Danzig likely internationalized and a Baltic access corridor to Poland. Belgium may prosecute the former German Emperor for war responsibility, but objections threaten revision. War guilt is split into military and political offenders with no universal court-martial for military crimes.

Council of Four Danzig Baltic Sea Belgium Ludendorff von Tirpitz William von Bethmann-Hollweg

Johnson asks Burleson to probe defense letters in franked envelopes

Representative Johnson of South Dakota announced he had followed Senator Chamberlain in asking Postmaster General Burleson to investigate alleged distribution in official franked envelopes of 70 000 letters defending the current courts martial system. The letters were written by Colonel John H Wigmore of the judge advocate general office.

Washington Johnson South Dakota Chamberlain Senate Military Affairs Committee Burleson John H. Wigmore Judge Advocate-General’s Office

Palmer Attacks Stroudsburg Report in Penn Deliberations

Stroudsburg, Penn., April 18. Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer is etching a statement amid ongoing inquiries. The report centers on federal actions and legal maneuvers in the region as officials weigh responses to allegations and public concern.

Stroudsburg Penn A. Mitchell Palmer

Visit to hometown marked by parade and reception

The occasion honored a local figure recently appointed to President Wilson's Cabinet. A parade and public reception followed his return home, and he will stay through Easter.

Wilson

Lexington High Opens Baseball Season With Mitchell Military

The Lexington High School baseball team opens the season this afternoon at 2 30 on the Lexington Athletic Field against the Mitchell Military Boys School of Billerica. The game is a feature of the town's holiday program.

Lexington High School Mitchell Military Boys Billerica Lexington

Rhode Island State edge Tufts 4 3 in Providence tilt

Rhode Island State defeated Tufts 4 to 3 in Providence with a tight contest decided by a late advantage. Tufts pressed for equalization but state side held on for the win in this college baseball matchup.

Providence Rhode Island Tufts

Car Plunges as Bridge Collapses on Fast Express

A speeding express train passed a broken bridge, sending a car into the air. Wadsworth oversaw passenger evacuation as debris rained onto the tracks. Fire alarm systems were damaged, and hundreds gathered to aid victims. An investigation found a middle girder gave way and the south end collapsed on a 50 foot bridge built twenty years ago.

Wadsworth

Adamson's Balsam Claim for Rasping Cough Cure

An advertisement touts Adamson's Balsam as a sure cure for a graveyard cough. The terse copy emphasizes quick relief and reliability in a period pharmacy listing.

Adamson Edet

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