First Unit of 26th Arrives in New York
The 26th Division arrives with praise for General Edwards and Colonel Logan. Massachusetts men lead the transport Iowan into Hoboken en route to Camp Merritt for mustering out. Names from Norwood to Quincy are listed among the Vanguard Yankee Division, with nurses, surgeons, and casu alt personnel noted aboard the Iowan and Cartago. General Pershing visits the Mercy hospital ship. a Boston nurse, Frances Ricker, earns high French honor and returns with units from Georgia and Virginia.
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General Edwards
Logan
Boston
Walsh
Massachusetts
Wilfred Cameron
Sale
William Melnight
Norwood
Wallace .R. Colling
Lowell
Ralph
Chateau Thierry
Massachusetts V. C
W. S. Neill
Walter E. Overton
Seymour
East Weymouth
Emil G. Siegmund
Webster
Shirley McDonald
Greenfield
John D. Whalen
Florence
Winfried Littlefield
Whitman
William Taylor
Roxbury
Pat Meade
Sargent Street
Robert Robertson
Fellsway
Malden
Cartago
Frances Ricker
Emma Ricker
Swampscott
Miss Ricker
Massachusetts General Hospital
Unit 41
Paris
Cagenere Lamar Miller
Boston Children’s Hospital
Margaret Cowling
Ricker
Georgia
Virginia
Red Cross
Aviators Roaming Histories Across Atlantic Return
J Caron and John B Castier aboard transport Suriname recall Captain Philip Roosevelt famed fighting clan. Roosevelt, six foot six, earned the French war cross and palm for Chateau Thierry aerial combats. he humbly says the decorations were served as rations. Captain Howard Patterson of Milton reaches New York aboard a troopship.
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J. Caron
Fall River
John B. Castier
Fishdale
Henry S. Sturgis
Air Service
Fairfield Street
Boston
Suriname
Philip Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt
Phil
Chateau Thierry
New York Harbor
Brooklyn
Howard
Patterson
Milton
52d Artillery To Reach Home Today
The 2d Field Artillery Brigade of the 27th Division, which hurled more than 5,000,000 pounds of shells against the Germans on the western front, will arrive here tomorrow on the transport America, announced tonight at division headquarters.
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New York
America
President Arrives in France Tonight
The president arrives in France tonight and will likely board the train at the quay after a delayed ship docking. He had planned to move from the quay to the railroad station but the George Washington's late arrival alters plans.
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France
George Washington
Wilson to be Met in Brest by French Officials Aboard
President Wilson will be met in Brest by Georges Leygues Andre Tardieu E M House and Gordon Auchincloss who left Paris by special train. President Poincare will greet Wilson at Paris station upon arrival Friday likely between 11 and noon. The George Washington sails to Brest Thursday night and the President travels by train to Paris.
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Col
House
Paris
Associated Press
Wilson
Brest
Georges Leygues
Andre Tardieu
E. M. House
Gordon Auchincloss
Poincare
George Washington
Bred
Army Recruiting HQ Reopens After Yearlong Closure
Army recruiting headquarters at 12 Tremont Row reopened yesterday drawing hundreds of prospective enlistees. War Department rules allow enlistment for a fixed period set by the officer with terms from one to three years. Six applicants were chosen and sent to Fort Slocum New York. Maj. F. B. Shaw led the reopened office.
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Army
Tremont Row
War Department
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Mayjor F. B. Shaw
Regular Army
Congress approves river link from Rhone to Rhine
A chambers of commerce congress in Chalons sur Saone approved joining the Rhone and Saone to connect the Mediterranean with central Europe. The plan envisions a great waterway extending from the Mediterranean Sea toward the Rhine basin, enhancing inland navigation.
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Chalons - Sur-Saone
Francs
Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Rhone
Rhine
Saone
Mediterranean Sea
Europe
Lawmakers Hear Plea for League Nations Support
Joseph Walker former Speaker of the House and representative of the League to Enforce Peace told the legislative committee on federal relations at the State House to reaffirm last year’s unanimous House and Senate resolutions backing a League of Nations. Rep Francis N. Balch of Boston filed and led the case for supporters.
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Massachusetts House
Senate
League of Nations
Joseph Walker
House Representatives
League
Legislative Committee On Federal Relations
State House
Francis N. Balch
Boston
United States
Henry B. Cabot
Herman C. Bumrus
Tufts College
James T. Pugh
Mr. Balch
Massachusetts Hearings Weigh League of Nations Amid Debate
Speakers at a Massachusetts hearing urge United States entry into a League of Nations. They argue for amending the constitution draft, separating politics from policy, and stressing that public opinion favors joining a world organization to prevent future wars.
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Walker
League of Nations
Massachusetts
Taft
Poland
Germany
Krano-Zema Promises Free Skin Treatment Trial
An advertisement touts Krano-Zema as a breakthrough for eczema and skin diseases. The company offers a full-sized $1 treatment prepaid by mail with a two week trial and pay later if satisfied, requesting only name and address to KRANO-ZEMA CO. 91 Phillips Bldg Girard Kansas.
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Krano-Zema
Krano-Zema Co
Phillips Bldg
Girard, Kansas
Seaman Suffers Severe Injuries From 35-Foot Fall
William Monaghan aged 21 a seaman with the Leyland line fell 35 feet from the rigging of the mast to the deck as the liner passed Broad Sound. He sustained fractures to the nose arm leg collarbone and internal injuries and was moved to City Hospital in Boston where he remains on the dangerous list. His home is Bottles England.
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William Monaghan
Leyland Line
Broadsound
City Hospital
Boston
Bottles
England
Lieutenant Shumway Returns to Business in Boston
Lieutenant Carl E. Shumway, just released from active U S Navy duty, has resumed duties as a director at the Franklin P. Shumway Company, Boston advertising agents. A Dartmouth graduate, he earned his commission after enlisting as a seaman second class.
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United States Navy
Carl E. Shumway
Franklin P
Publicity talk at Advertising Women's Club in Brookline
Miss Agnes Hassett of Three Fields Brookline discussed publicity with the United States Shipping Board before a meeting of the Advertising Women's Club in Pilgrim Publicity rooms yesterday Basket luncheon was served. In Valdosta Georgia March 12 Joe Walker a Negro shot a watchman at Greenville Florida and was seized by a mob and shot to death while being taken to Madison Fla for safekeeping.
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Agnes Hassett
Three Fields
Brookline
United States Shipping Board
Advertising Women’s Club
Pilgrim Publicity Rooms
Valdosta
Joe Walker
Greenville
Fla
Madison
Pla
Aging Lowell Woman Mary A McCarthy Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Mary A McCarthy 38 Oakland Street Oaklands district Lowell longtime parishioner of Immaculate Conception Church died yesterday after a long illness Funeral will be Friday at nine with high mass at Immaculate Conception Church She was born in County Waterford Ireland and came to the United States with her parents She leaves six sons and one daughter plus two sisters and a Dorchester Ring sister The sons include Thomas H McCarthy Newark musician William R McCarthy Dorchester Boston Post composing room Andrew J McCarthy Lowell John J McCarthy Salem Arthur McCarthy in France Frederick L McCarthy Lowell musician and Mrs John T Masterson Lowell
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Lowell
Mary A. McCarthy
Oakland Street
Oaklands District
Immaculate Conception Church
Belvidere
Thomas H. McCarthy
Newark
N.J
William R. McCarthy
Dorchester
Boston Post
Andrew J. McCarthy
John, J. McCarthy
Salem
Arthur McCarthy
France
Frederick L. McCarthy
John T. Masterson
Smith D. Lougee
Greenville
N. H
Annie T., Ring
German Industrial League to Fight Bolshevism
Berlin reports the Industrial League of Germany is formed with a 50 million mark fund to combat Bolshevism. Berlin plants contribute 5 million marks toward the total.
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German Industrial League
Berlin
Industrial League of Germany
Associated Press
Patrolman Uses Revolver to Stop Fleeing Suspect
Patrolman Leonard of D street station fired a shot at Owen Quilty 18 from 777 Columbia Road after he assaulted a woman near West Ninth Street and Dorchester Street in South Boston. Quilty was hit in the right knee, treated, and jailed on assault and battery charges.
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West Ninth Street
Dorchester Street
South Hoston
Owen Quilty
Columbia Road
Leonard
D Street
Quilty
Alleged Tire Thieves Nabbed After Boston Joy Ride
Salem police arrested James Mesquita and Everett Harrison both of Gloucester following a joy ride to Boston and back. They confessed to stealing five spare tires from cars parked on Quiet Boston streets after giving conflicting statements.
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James Mesquita
Everett Harrison
Gloucester
Salem
Boston
Mesquita
Harrison
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