Remains of Logan Controversy Roils 26th Division
Veteran recounts belief that Col Logan was removed for jealousy and politics, restored after an inquiry. Sergeants Gately and Holland back his front line leadership at Verdun and Chateau Thierry, recalling the 101st’s loyalty and calls for Logan aboard the Frederick at Hoboken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Chemin Dés Dames
101St
Logan
Colonel Logan
John S. Gately
Washington Street
Charlestown
Hoboken
Frederick
Verdun
Toga Street
Boston
Sergeant Gately
Sergeant Holland
Clarence R. Edwards
Holland
Chateau Thierry
26Th Division
Gately
26Th
City Hospital Unit Returns Home After War Service
Boston City Hospital nurses aboard the Lorraine recount their service with Captain Kissock as Colonel Dowling and 26 officers and 200 enlisted men await transport. Two nurses died Miss Gertrude O Connor and Miss Bessie P Baldwin. Nurses listed include Alice L Batchelder Grace Bartlett Leah Barrass Jessie Besanson and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude O'Connor
Bessie P. Baldwin
Germany
Miss Nichols
Boston City Hospital
Lorraine
Robert J. Kissock
Alice L. Batchelder
Grace Bartlett
Leah Barrass
Jessie Besanson
Dorothy Burke
Anna T. Burns
Amelia Chadwick
Helen Chadwick
Phoebe Clothier
Margaret Crockstead
Mary A. Cronin
Della M. Currier
Ellen C. Daly
Etta M. Dwyer
Evelyn Ellis
Mary S. Ferguson
Katherine Fitzgerald
Rose M. Foster
Mamie A. Gateley
Anna F. Gearon
Nurses Return From France After Seven Months At War
City Hospital nurses recount seven months in France caring for 8000 American soldiers at Base Hospital No. 7. Emma M. Nichols praises their duty over sensational heroics as crowds welcome the Lorraine at New York harbor. Nine nurses are named among the first to depart for Germany after the armistice, with others reassigned or joined hospital trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
France
Lorraine
North River
Emma M. Nichols
Base Hospital
New York
Jersey
Sweet Home
Miss Nichols
Base Hospital No
Army of Occupation
Germany
Ruth Bean
Margaret C. Carey
Emily G. Donovan
Katherine V. Golden
Alice L. Kelley
Mary F. Malley
Belinda Scanlan
Emily A. Schryer
Emma G. Cunningham
Wilson Seeks City Ground For World Series Glory
A narrative notes Mr. Wilson’s travel into this town rather than the Big Dump on the Hudson to view sites where world series triumphs are earned. The account underscores his aim to study famed venues and local scenery while pursuing a historic win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
United States
Hudson
Women Aid Return of 101st Infantry Soldiers
The Ladies Auxiliary and Associate Members of the 101st Infantry report they have furnished more than 150 returned soldiers with complete outfits of civilian clothing in the past month. They also sent 4000 trench shirts 7000 stockings 4000 cootie garments and 4000 trench kits overseas. A new information bureau in the Little Building Rooms offers help with positions government bonuses and accounts led by Lt Mark King with Miss Marjorie Reynolds assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
101St Regiment
Ladies’ Auxiliary
101St Infantry
Esther Mac Barr
France
States
Bureau
Mark King
Marjorie Reynolds
King
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R.a.white Co
Massachusetts
New England
Carton
Ial
Tor Cwccce- Weens Ce
Wright
Ity
Alan
Mrs. Potts
Judee
Manning
Bowman Make
R. H. White
Biajia
R. H. WP
Conal Ori Ken
Blue Bird
Wonder
Delaware Toilet
Col
Hobbs
John P. Holland
Sara
Clemenceau
Boy Scouts
Paris
Premier Clemenceau
Boy Scouts of France
Idaho
Boise
Davis
Massachusetts General Hospital
H. White CC
Herbert
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