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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1919

Page

8

Big parade boosts city trains and streetcars plans

Transportation firms pledge ample service for the YD parade day with special trains and added cars. The Boston Elevated expects over a million riders, doubling staff and fare facilities, while the New Haven Hartford Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Bay State line run extra sections to Worcester Springfield Plymouth North Abington Whitman Hingham Cohasset Taunton Fall River New Bedford.

New York, New Haven & Hartford Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Boston Elevated Bay State Street Railway Company Connecticut Boston New York, New Haven Hartford Road Plymouth North Abington Whitman Hingham Cohasset Taunton Fall River New Bedford New Haven Worcester Springfield Boston & Maine Road

Daughters of the Nation to keep open house for YD boys

The Daughters of the Nation will operate an open house at the Food Facts Cottage on the Common for YD boys and relatives the rest of the week. The cottage will host as a rest area during the parade with coffee and sandwiches for guests. Women from Everett to Roxbury will assist. national regent Mrs. James J. Storrow and state regent Mrs. William N. Going lead efforts.

Food Facts Everett Revere Malden Swampscott South Shore Jamaica Plain Roxbury James J. Storrow William N V.B 101St Field Signal Corps Boston Municipal Cottage Horticultural Hall Harry G. Chase Mary Brackett A. C. Galvin Nichols L. W. Nash Aime Bi

New England's Own Poem Chosen for Welcome

A verse by Nancy Byrd Turner, selected by Massachusetts and Boston leaders to honor the 26th Division. The poem recalls New England soldiers in WWI, their courage, and the welcome home to the region, with references to Aisne Marne Meuse Argonne and enduring patriotism.

Massachusetts Boston Nancy Byrd Turner Aisne-Marne Chavignon St. Mihiel Meuse-Argonne New England Earth Addison I Winship Committee of Welcome Coolidge Peters

Churches Keep Open All Night For Parade Guests

Open night notice from Central Congregational Dorchester First Parish Unitarian Cambridge and Broadway Baptist Cambridge to host parade guests. Coffee blankets and rooms are being provided as applications arrive, with a call for more churches to participate and for families to notify the hospitality committee for elderly relatives.

Central Congregational Church Dorchester First Parish Unitarian Church of Cambridge Broadway Baptist Church of

Peruvi an bull killer wows Harvard with gold adorned vest

Domingo Laos, a Peruvian student, displayed a vest studded with $20 gold pieces and wore cuff links and a scarf pin all made from gold coins. He arrived at Harvard recently stirring curiosity as he proclaims plans to marry a American girl before returning to Peru.

Domingo Laos Harvard College Yard Domingo Cambridge College Peru Dan Harvard College Crimson

Parade to Feature Regular Regimental Bands and Song Leaders

At least 18 civilian bands will line the parade route though only the regimental bands of the %th Division perform. Fifteen plus song leaders from War Camp Community Service Y M C A and Training Camp Activities Commission will join them. Community singing precedes the parade.

War Camp Community Service Training Camp Activities Commission State Music Committee George F E. Curran Wallace Goodrich New England Conservatory General Edwards Paul Loughridge 26Th A. F. Elwell

Pershing's Sister to Christen Vessel in Lincoln

Miss May Pershing sister of General John J. Pershing will travel to Mobile Alabama to serve as sponsor for a merchant marine vessel named after Lincoln in recognition of the city's support for the Fourth Liberty Loan drive.

Lincoln, Neb May Pershing John J. Pershing Mobile Ala Merchant Marine City of Lincoln

No Blame For Clash With Police In London

The American army and navy court of inquiry says the March 9 melee between American soldiers and the Metropolitan Police was minor and did not strain U S British relations. It blames only one American military policeman for carrying a pistol off duty. the soldier did not draw it.

London Army and Navy Court of Inquiry Metropolitan Police Thorities

Houlton Man Indicted for Murder in Connor Case

Louis Paradis a farmhand is indicted on murder charges for the March Connor killing of Arthur Chamberlain a butcher. Witnesses testified Paradis struck Chamberlain with an axe after Chamberlain attacked him during a preliminary hearing in Houlton Maine.

Houlton Louis Paradis Arthur Chamberlain Connor Paradis Chamberlain Chambelain

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