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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

9

No Troops Allowed in Parade Today

Ex service men and veterans vow to march in full uniform in Evacuation Day parade despite bans by Gen Buckman and Admiral Dunn. Thousands plan to participate with Paul Revere Council and American Legion units, while the 101st Infantry and other groups prepare to march.

U. S American Legion Department of Justice War Department Naval Reserve Force Naval 101St Infantry Foley Old Ninth Paul Revere Council American Association For the Recognition of the Duane Spillane

Ruckman Fails to Parade Troops Over Irish Flag Issue

Brigadier General Ruckman refused to assign regular troops to Evacuation Day parade in South Boston over plans to carry the flag of the Irish Provisional Republic. Secretaries Weeks and Denby declined to interfere. Local officials and State President Harrigan urged action in defense of American loyalty, with parade routes and ceremonies described for March 17.

John W. Buckman Northeastern Herbert O. Dunn First Naval District United States American Association For Irish Republic Weeks Navy Denby Foley Buckman Washington Ruckman First Army Corps War Department Orrow Boston Nolan War Dunn Harrigan American Association For the Recognition Chateau Thierry Harding Henry Cabot Lodge David I. Walsh Buckman and Dunn American Association For the Recognition of the Irish Republic

Weeks and Denby Back Boston Parade Stand

Secretary of War Weeks and Secretary of the Navy Denby signaled support for commanding officers in the Boston district who refused U S troops from participating in the Evacuation Day parade. The government views the event as anti British and dangerous a gesture to lend troops to a demonstration that honors the exiling of British troops from Boston.

Washington Secretary of War Weeks Secretary of the Navy Denby Boston United States War and Navy Departments Trish Republic Freedom For Navy Department Great Britain South Boston

Thousands of American Legion Members Prepare for Evacuation Day Parade

Nearly 4000 veterans from Suffolk county posts plan to march in uniform in the South Boston Evacuation Day parade despite orders from General Buckman and Admiral Dunn to avoid visible military attire. Posts from South End, Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan, and East Boston confirm participation. ceremonies include color bearers and a large roster of Army National Guard units and veterans groups.

Frank J.scott Michael J. Perkins A. L Suffolk County South Boston Andrew Square William H. Griffin Naval Reserve Force Admiral Dunn Dr. Griffin Edward G. Lennon General Buckman Dorchester Street West Fourth Street G Street Thomas Park East Sixth Street H_ street East Fourth Street Farragut Road East Broadway West Broadway South Boston Peters Copley Plaza O’connor Louisiana National Guard H Street Dorchester Avenue American Legion Ruckman Dunn United States Scott South End Roxbury Mission Hill All Dorchester Old Dorchester Enos Sawyer Dorchester Mattapan Back Bay Columbia Orient Heights Lawrence J. Flaherty East Boston Bunker Hill Charlestown Cecil W. Fogg Hyde Park Roslindale Greater Boyle Flaherty Post East American Association For the Recognition Old Franklin School Dover Washington Streets Joseph M. Heffernan

Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair

An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use mix that darkens gray hair naturally. The copy claims the solution brings back natural color and shine with simple application to a strand at a time, delivering overnight results.

Wyeth

Veteran Section of War Veterans Units and Commanders

Listing of commanders adjutants and staff from Gettysburg Command U V U Washington Post 82 G A R Major M J O Connor Camp USV Walsh Mcinnes Perkins Post Frank J Scott Daly Arnold Hayes Dwyer Kent Bradford Lawrence and platoon leaders from First through Fourteenth platoons plus South Boston Post and various veteran detachments. Continued on Page 21 7th Column.

Gettysburg P. J. Haley D. M. Calnan John Connors Washington Post John F. Murphy M. J. O'Connor Charles Be, Walsh John IF. .Mcinnes Navy Gene W. ‘Ar Frank J. Scott George F. Daly Woos W. Arnold J. V John J. Hayes Ney Thomas J. Dwyer Oscar J. Kent I. Bradford Lawrence James McNutt John Messina Frank Rollins Nicholas Flemine Arthur B._ Evana Cornelius Donahue Chester Murray Peter

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State House Thomas M. Nolan England Ireland Wire Buckman and Dunn Cox C Street B Street Hero Squares Telegraph Dorchester Streets Raymond Flaherty Granite West First Streets Charles O'Connor Atlantic Ave Dewey Sq Canal St Friend St. Tel. Hay Buckman and Robert L. Norton Frank P. Casey Department of Massachusetts Veterans of Foreign Wars Comerford Edward G. Leonard Inf M. N Thomas P. Connor Marshal Howard L. Logan Erland F. Fish 101St Field Artillery John H. Dunn James J. O’brien Franklin G. Wright Alfred J. L. Ford David W. Brickley A. M. Austin John Joseph Murphy U. 8.A John J. Lydon William Fitzgerald Frederick J. Bailey Dennis H. Shillue U. 8 S. A William J. McCluskey Raymond Harland James J. Harrington John E. Wallace John Toomey Albert 7 Co. B 9Th Inf Eugene Fally Ninth Infantry Mass N. G Thomas I’. Foley Alanson L. Daniels Michael J. O'Connor East Armory Arthur A. Hansen John J. Riley Cambridge George 8. Penney Patrick F. Healey Arthur W. Desmond Kenneth McKillop, Jr Francis V. Logan Quincy Everett R. Prout Walter C. Coughlan John B. Mundie Leutenant Alexander A. Robertson William C. Whiting John H. Logue William R. Powers Paul H. Hines Dustin Lucier Frederick Breen Edward M. Connors John P. Holland John T. O'Meara Anscanio di Rago Henry C. Jones Canbridge Francis J. Good Robert J. McLaughlin Fred €. Goulding Edward Fitzgerald Joseph M. Stokes Everett H. Caswell Crawford J. Ferguson Karl F. Snow C. David Berg Dennis P. Sullivan George A. Lesiie M. Everett Thomas Livingston John Gramstorff Elmer F. Spear Frank Piper Simon B. Kelliher James A. Keenan Frederick A. Simonds Chelsea, Mass Donald M. Hastings James A. Leahy Albert W. Tucker 1018St Field Artillery Clifton F. Farrington Thomas J. Moran M. J. McLaughlin Philip R. Morss W. P. Hunt Michell Ralph Dolloff William J. Magner P. 0. Bohld James Flanagan Cornelius Curran South Boston Post Joseph F. Daly John F. Mealey M. Brennan William Connors Andrew Hagerty Frank Banks John H. Donovan George 1D Hellen Franklin Cadillac Hudson Nash Metz BUICK Standard Studebaker Stearns OFA Ops GGO Beacon ST. B. Spies Merly Hokers Chambray Madras Milan Lawn Bc Wit Corners Med Royal Axminster Wilson Velvet Tapestry Brussels Iterns VET
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