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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1916

Page

10

Preparedness Parade Readies Vast 1916 Lineup in Boston

Major-General Leonard Wood will review a long parade in Boston May 27 with about 84 500 participants including 450 new enrollees. Units from the Eighth Infantry will escort Cambridge division while nurses and medical groups join the mass display.

Leonard Wood United States Army Marshal Buck Rockwood Cambridge Cambridge Board of Trade Graves Eighth Infantry Cambridge Armory Cambrdge Army Navy and Marine Army and Navy Union H. S. Bean W. Ll. Ford John F. Harvey C. T. Hilliker FE. T. Brackett W. A. Perrins H. E. Lombard C. Warren Leach H. J. Hooton James Forbes H. B. Clapp D. M. Pray E. Rollins W. H. Partridge L. W. Newton S. J. Wilde W. H. Wilson G. S Navy Marine Corps National Guard Newbury Hereford Streets Newbury Street Massachusetts Avenue A. G. Reynolds Sturtevant Independent Aviation Corps Bayard Tuckerman, Jr Special Aid Society Beacon Street Berkeley Clarendon Tufts Gilchrist Company Jewish Citizens’ Preparedness Committee America Columbia, Liberty and Justice Charles P. Price Massachusetts Medical Society The Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society West Senator Lodge Boston Post Boston Mass Senate Henry Cabot Lodge Record and Advertiser Boston Press Club

Preparedness Parade Sees New Cambridge and City Delegations

The paper details plans for a mass preparedness parade in Boston, led by Major P. J. McNamara. Knights of Columbus units, Lexington and Concord Minute Men, Mayors from 17 cities, and Cambridge divisions vie for prominent spots. Police and fire detail, along with civilian and naval contingents, prepare for a large crowds event.

Robert Gladman Massachusetts Avenue Press Club United States Boston State Street Buck Louis Watson Daniel J. Gallagher Knights of Columbus Charles K. Darling Lexington Concord William F. Young Ezra F. Breed Plattsburg Concord Minute M. J. Dee Curley Copley Plaza Massachusetts Grain Board Chamber of Commerce Chamber Cambridge Kear- Sarge R. 8. Brine Transportation Company Crowley John R. McGarr Durance Cambridge Armory Frank A. Elliott Armory Coast Artillery Rockwood Sargent School of Physical Culture Boston Confectionery Company Boston Woven Hose Company Simplex Electric Heating Company Standard Action Company Library Bureau Lever Brothers Company Page & Shaw Company Newton Baker

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