New England Troops Return Home From War Fronts
New England’s wounded veterans arrive aboard the Tenadores and Kroonland, recounting battles from Chateau Thierry to the Argonne. Officers and enlisted men, including 26th and 101st divisions, greet rushing crowds in New York as rain dampens but does not dim the homecoming. Names from Boston, Roxbury, Springfield, Charlestown, Providence, and other towns mingle with reports of shell shock, trench feet, and missing limbs, while savored by cheering crowds and Red Cross bands.
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Chateau Thierry
Ver‘ton
Vosges
Belleau Wood
St. Mihiel
Apremont Hill
Seicheprey
Boston
New England
Alor
Tlodges
76Th Division
Kroonland
New York
Adriatic
North River
Red Cross
Bordeaux
Edward J. McEnnie
Littleton
Thomas McDonough
101St Infantry
Waltham
James T. Mahoney
Charlestown
Robert L. Beach
1Th Infantry
Springfield
Michael Glase
102D Infantry
Ansonia
Conn
Amos W. Oldfield
10St Infantry
Auburndale
John C. Ross
104Th Infantry
Andover
John F. Sutherland
10St
South Boston
Harry A. Taylor
Florence
George Corcoran
Randolph
John Carfin
108D Infantry
Torrington
Joseph Cames
Newington
Con
1St Field Artillery
Salem
Camille J. Meyers
Lawrence
George O'Brien
Bennington
Stanley Pisarczyk
Ware
Philip Richard
West Fitchburg
Frank Smith
Ernest F. Anderson
Brookline
Edward Townsend
19St Engineers
Claremont
N. H
Linwood Adams
Farmington
Israel
J. Massey
Lowell
Ralph Kinstead
Worcester
Kxroonland
New York Harbor
Tieboken
Post
B Company
Broadway
City Point
101St
Corporal Sutherland
Robert Beal
26Th
Edward J. McEnnis
Mass
Amos Oldfield
Compa
Oldfield Hves
Auburndale Avenue
Edward A. Townsend
101St Medical Department
Townsend
Maine
Herman Rosenblum
Rockland
Argonne Forest
K Company 18Th Infantry
Back in France there are many maimed and wounded disclosed
In France a large number of the maimed and wounded are accounted for with details indicating continued high casualties. The report notes that the figures are substantial and that statements from officials or observers suggest the scope remains troubling, reflecting ongoing conflict impact.
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France
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Dr. Edwards
Veterans Return From War and Cold Remedy Ad
A Boston Herald style piece recalls veterans wounded at Verdun and Argonne, including Private Ralph R Kierstead and Corporal Frank Russell from Worcester. It highlights messages from the YMCA secretary, the oldest soldier Robert L Brownell, and a homecoming aboard the Kroonland. Also promoted is Vapofoam’s “Fabe’s Cold Compound” as a home remedy for grippe and severe colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun
Ralph R. Kierstead
Worcester
104Th
Argonne
Jere Calhan
108D Infantry
Starvard Street
Cambridge
Frank Russell
11Th Infantry
Russell
Frank
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Ienglard States
Camp Devens
6Th Dvision
Lrigade
Alexander B. Milter
Sith Infantry
West Mystic Conn
Frank N. Russell
John Barker
314Th Infantry
Newport
R. C
Sollie Berman
334Th Field Artillery
Fred
Dexter
Thomas J. Hanbury
816Th Infantry
John J. Kelley
20Th Field Artillery
Stramingham
John M. Kelley
61St Infantry
Hingham
Rozasty Longo
118Th Infantry
Wilmo
Carl H. Linde
59Th Infantry
Hartford
Bedlam
Hoboken
Martin G. Donnelly
Donnelly
Centre Street
Roxbury
Walter C. “Dutch” Mahan
Fance
Albert Campbell
Harris Avenue
Providence
Campbell
Tom McDonough
Cutler Street
Stoddard CO
Washington St
Franklin
F.H. Thomas CO
New Edison
Boylston St
Cor
Exeter
Peabody & Co
Jordan Marsh Company
Joseph Mathieu
Fall River
Bocies
Robert L. Brownell
Somerville
Fape
William H. Rumphf
Arthur F. Brown
Brunswick
W. C. Danks
H. C. Williamson
James A. Sarrett
Joseph P. Moran
R. H. Gabriel
New Haven
W. H. Redman
Dedham
Kearney
Alphonse C
Jordan Marsh
Bolivia
Che
Heraews
Japan
Tia