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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Frank P. Casey
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Marshal
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Erland F. Fish
101St Field Artillery
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John Toomey
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Michael J. O'Connor
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Arthur A. Hansen
John J. Riley
Cambridge
George 8. Penney
Patrick F. Healey
Arthur W. Desmond
Kenneth McKillop, Jr
Francis V. Logan
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William C. Whiting
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William R. Powers
Paul H. Hines
Dustin Lucier
Frederick Breen
Edward M. Connors
John P. Holland
John T. O'Meara
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Henry C. Jones
Canbridge
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Fred €. Goulding
Edward Fitzgerald
Joseph M. Stokes
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Crawford J. Ferguson
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C. David Berg
Dennis P. Sullivan
George A. Lesiie
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Thomas Livingston
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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
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James Flanagan
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