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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
13
Boston officials and Army men cheer the return of Colonel Logan to lead the 101st Regiment after a period of political wrangling. Mothers and sisters in the regimental Auxiliary anticipate his return for a parade during the city celebration honoring the unit.
Relatives and supporters hail Colonel Logan and fellow deposed officers of the 26th Division as Pershing orders reinstatement. Logan, removed in November during Meuse operations, is restored to command of the 101st Infantry with Cole and Hume also reinstated. Governor Coolidge, Mayor Peters, and General Edwards praise the vindication.
War era munitions work fed a Woburn plant of the Manufacturing Company of New England, using $25 000 of water yearly. After armistice, production ceased, creating a deficit of at least $20 000. City plans a 25 percent water tax increase on households, factories, stores and other establishments to cover the shortfall.
An advertisement touts Pen-O-Trate Salve for chest and head colds and promises a free box with every bottle. The copy uses playful phrases about steps to tickle, heal, and cure the cough and mentions a price dice.
The reinstatement of Colonel Means That 26th Will Soon Sail for Home The reinstatement of Colonel Logan and probably of other New England officers of the 26th Division is construed here as meaning that the troops are soon to sail and that General Pershing has decreed that the officers who led the boys during most of the war shall not be deprived of the honor of leading them when they return home.
The Senate reached a basis for a possible compromise on the Ford Newberry senatorial election contest from Michigan after hours of debate. Republicans and Democrats criticized Henry Ford and Truman S. Newberry, yielding concessions from both sides as leaders adjourned.
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