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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1919

Page

15

Logan's Smile Stretches Length of Parade

Logan's Smile stretched the length of the parade as General Edwards' slogan to his stout-hearted boys said smile. One man in the parade did not need the advice, Colonel Eddie Logan, whose unending smile showed why he is known as Eddie to all. He inspired men to follow him through any challenge. If That V Button's On Your Coat There's None Then Can Get Your Goat.

Boston Parade Draws Record Crowd and One Fatality

Police estimate yesterday's parade drew about 1,000,000 spectators in Boston. 1550 police and 4,000 military personnel on duty kept order with few incidents aside from a fatality on Columbus Avenue. One woman died of heart failure during the viewing.

Boston Metropolitan Park Army Navy Columbus Avenue

Edwards Praises Veterans and New England After Parade

General Edwards said after the parade that the veterans showed they are veterans and that Boston and New England can congratulate themselves. He expressed being overcome with emotion and thanked New England for its appreciation, noting his boys deserved the support and that New England gave them all.

Edwards Boston New England

Veterans Revered by G A R as Parade Honors New Soldiers

G A R members attended a parade as observers, watching a younger generation of veterans. General Edwards and his staff rode past with canes and waving hats, while wounded soldiers saluted from automobiles and others cheered. For Victory and Liberty.

General Edwards

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B. Frank Cheatham 104Th Infantry Regiment 104Th Infantry Boylston Street Camp Devens Salvation Army Charle Stairs Annie Eastwood RED Cross Columbus and Warren Avenues Mary Loring Peter O’shea State Guard Dorothy Fuller Minda Falvey Tremont Street Park Street George Shelton 51St Anna Carey Hartford Charles EF. Hesselgrave South Manchester Conn John F. J. Herbert Worcester 102D Field Artillery Douglas Potts 102D Infantry J. Alden Twachtman 103D Field Artillery Nannette Logan
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