Parade of 102d Infantry at Ayer Review Honors Mass Army Div
Twenty thousand fighting men march past the reviewing stand in the Ayer parade led by General Hale. Connecticut and Harvard song, brass band, and bayonets describe a disciplined, battle hardened division returning from war in a display praised as unmatched. The 101st and 102d regiments receive attention, with the only woman in the reviewing party visiting the troops.
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Hale
Coolidge
Jesse S. Stevens
Massachusetts
Edwards
General Hale
New England
France
102D Infantry
Douglas Potts
Connecticut
Harvard
Logan
Boston
101St
Greatest New England military review draws crowd near Camp Devens
More than 200000 spectators packed a mile and a half around Camp Devens for a farewell review. Upward of 30000 autos and multiple special trains brought visitors from all six New England states. Colonel William H. Dolan and police officials praised the orderly turnout with minimal disruption.
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New England
Devens
William H. Dolan
Fitchburg
Patrick J. Beatty
Ayer
Beatty
Lawrence J. Schofield
James Devereaux
Camp
Four Corners
Dolan
Old Sixth Massachusetts
With Infantry
Legislators Gain Higher Pay In State Bill
The public service committee backed a bill raising Senate and House salaries from 1000 to 1500 and presiding officers from 2000 to 3000, effective January 1 1919. The measure, with no mileage provision, passed for engrossment in the Senate.
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Committee On Public Service
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Committee On Ways and
Page Shaw annual banquet and dance held
The fifth annual banquet and dance of Page & Shaw Inc. candy makers was held last night in Paul Revere Hall. Toastmaster David Black called on Charles N. Shaw, president emeritus, and O E Dunham, president, for speeches.
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Page & Shaw, Inc
Paul Revere
Mechanics Building
David Black
Charles N. Shaw
O. E. Dunham
Boston Prepares Massive 20 500 Yard Parade Crowd
With the YD parade only two days away Boston readies for the largest crowd in history. New England visitors flood in and hundreds of thousands will fill the city on Friday. Grandstands for over 300 000 seats nearly complete and ticket distribution for them is a major challenge to be resolved by tonight or tomorrow afternoon.
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Boston
New England
YD Relatives To Get Two Tickets For Parade In Boston
Ticket plan cuts 52 000 available seats from three per man. Relatives of YD men will be seated in the State stands with about 61 000 capacity, but allocations to New England governors and other groups reduce the YD allotment. The Yankee Division ships in two sections from Camp Devens, with the first due tomorrow and the second on parade morning. Captain Hallstrom reported armories ready for billeting.
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New England
Grand Army of the Republic
Edwards
McCain
Admiral Wood
Coolidge
Liberty Loan Committee of
Boston Lodge of Elks
26Th Division
Camp Devens
Boston
Hallstrom
Parade Plans For State Guard Units In Boston
Supplies head to armories and volunteers of the State Guard will run the commissary food service. About 20 500 YD men will line the parade route homecoming of the division on the battleship New Jersey brings strength to 28 000 with many replacements. The active force is 18 000. wounded and discharged bring total near 20 500. Four reviewing stands will host officials including Governor Coolidge. Crowell arrives Friday to represent Secretary Baker.
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State Guard
M. Co. A
K. of C
Salvation Army
Jewish Welfare Board
New Jersey
West
New England
State House
Coolidge
Crowell
Tremont Street
Peters
Appleton Street
Columbus Avenue
Hale
Edwards
Baker
Boston
Back Bay
Chander
Seven Hurt In Auto Crash At Newton Centre Intersection
Seven people were injured when two cars collided at the Beacon and Walnut streets intersection in Newton Centre shortly after 10 oclock last night. Three of the injured were reported seriously hurt.
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Newton Centre
Beacon and
Walnut Streets
Wreck Injures Several. Two Girls Hospitalized
In Newton a Dorchester garage car struck a lighter, pinning Mrs. Bessie Brown and Mrs. Mary Card and William Devine in the wreckage. Devine and the two girls Lucy Lavell and Helen Kelliher were taken home in hysterical condition. Hardy suffered a head cut and was released. Duffy escaped injury. All treated at Newton Hospital. expected to recover.
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Bessie Brown
Flint Street
Norfolk Downe
Mary Card
Pembroke Street
Boston
William Devine
Roxbury
Newton Hospital
Frank J L. Hardy
Pine Ridge Roail
Waban
Lucy Lavell
Helen Kelliher
Stearns Street
Cambridge
Dorchester Garage
Edward T. Duffy
Blue Hill Avenue
Devine
Misses Lavell
Kelliher
Hardy
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Eolioes W. Merton
Merton
Atlanta Constitution
Funk & Wagnalls Company
Fourth Ave
Ynewark City
Ferdinand King
M.D
New York
RAND
West Newton Street
Rutland Sq
John J. Conroy Kimball
Tremont St
Eckman
Liggett
Riker- Jaynes
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Springfield
Mass
BY Leslie F. Caton
Michael Perkins
Michael J. Perkins
101St Infantry
Committee On Ways and Means
SHAW
Meyer Jonasson & Co
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Meyer Jonasson
Bolivia
Batiste
Georgette
Axminster
Paine Furniture Company
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Decatur & Hopkins Co
Stuart, Howland & Co
THE
Derf Manufacturing CO. Inc
Gerken Building
West Broadway
Chambers S
New York City
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