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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1919

Page

7

101st Victory Ball Tonight

Everything is ready for the Victory ball of the 101st Infantry at Mechanics building tonight. The event features 5000 invitations, a decorated Exhibition Hall, and wounded officers and soldiers as honored guests. Major General Edwards Brigadier General Cole Senator Walsh Governor Coolidge Major Peters among expected attendees. Tickets issued to 101st members by Colonel Logan at Camp Devens. each member receives a ticket admitting a woman. Dancing from 8:30 until midnight after a 7:30 reception for Colonel Logan and officers.

101St Infantry Mechanics’ Building F¢Rst Ladies’ Aux- Mary Parker Hill West Roxbury William Taff Ladies’ Auxiliary Edwards Cole Walsh Coolidge Peters Logan Camp Devens 1St Infantry Elizabeth Logan Colonel Logan

Parade Route Notice By Boston Elevated Railway

The Boston Elevated Railway Company issued a passenger notice describing changes required by the parade of the 26th Division U S A this Friday. The notice outlines the altered transit routes and expectations for riders during the event.

Elevated U.S.A Parace Ali Boston Elevated Railway Company

Three-Strike Command Engineers Return From Front

The 11th Engineers known as the Three-Strike command returned home after aiding the Cambrai defense with picks and shovels. Commanded by Colonel William Barclay Parsons they were the first American regiment to be received by the King and Queen of England and the first to reach the front and suffer casualties. Officers aboard included Captain Carl P. Hubbard of Woburn Massachusetts and Lieutenant L. J. Hibbard of Springfield Massachusetts.

New York Ith Cambrai 11Th Engineers William Barclay Parsons King and Queen of England Carl P. Hubbard Woburn Mass L. J. Hibbard Springfield

Milford K C Silver Jubilee Banquet Recalls 25 Years

Milford K C Valencia Council held a silver jubilee banquet in the Town Hall with 550 guests including U S Senator Walsh Brigadier General Cole Rev Charles J Lyons Boston College president Judge Charles W Day and Rev James A Dunphy. Grand Knight John E M Swift served as toastmaster and local Knights attended noting John T McLoughlin the council’s first grand knight from 25 years ago.

Milford Valencia

Allied credits total nine billion one hundred eighty eight million

Treasury announced the allies credits showing France at 50 million for a total of 2,752,477,000 and Romania at 6 million for a total of ??? 000,000, with all allies totaling 9,188,829,000. The report lists France Romania and other allies with cumulative totals as of April 23.

Washington Treasury France Rumania

Catholic nurse league movement gains support from Cardinal O Connell

Catholic parish notes report Cardinal O Connell backing a diocesan nurses league. St Augustine Lyceum marks 45th anniversary with May 1 reunion and dinner. Large turnout for the Three Hail Marys at St Marys North End. confirmation planned Saturday at 11 am. Sailors reception set for Dorchester High tomorrow. feast days listed for several saints and upcoming liturgies at local churches with sermons by Jesuit fathers.

St. Augustine's Lyceum Monsignor O'Callaghan St. Mary’s Church North End Father de Hereida S. J William J. Conway

Campaign for Labor Lyceum funds in city

A representative committee of Jewish labor unions and labor fraternal organizations will launch a campaign the week of May 18 25 to raise 10000 dollars to begin construction of a Labor Lyceum. Over fifty labor groups have agreed on a building to house future meetings. Location remains to be determined.

Publishers Open 33rd Convention in New York

A committee to draft a resolution protesting the Federal Trade Commission stance on print paper was appointed at the 33rd annual convention of the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York. Labor questions postal rates and Postmaster General Burleson’s administration were set for discussion at tomorrow’s session. The convention closes Friday and organizers note Lib erty Bond interest may aid the effort.

New York Federal Trade Commission American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Post Office Department Burleson

Treadway Outlines GOP Course At Berkshire Meeting

Berkshire county Republicans heard Congressman Allan T. Treadway map a party program to win back public confidence. He urged freeing telegraph and telephone lines from government control, private railroads under federal oversight, tariff reform, and cautious action against socialist agitation while defending free speech and supporting a League of Nations and draft ratification.

Pittsfield Berkshire County Allan T. Treadway Republican Party Mt Oth Treadwey League of Nations Senate

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