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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1921

Page

3

Fochs Welcome Stirs New York in Grand Armistice Parade

Marshal Petain leads a vast welcome through New York from the Battery to City Hall. Pershing rides beside him as crowds rain paper showers, flags fly, and veterans and nurses salute in a citywide triumph on Fifth Avenue and Broadway.

Foch and Harding Exchange Greetings in Washington Visit

General Foch aboard the Paris greeted President Harding with a respectful message as he landed in New York by steamer. Harding expressed thanks and anticipation of meeting Foch, with Hughes relaying greetings. A welcoming sea along Fifth Avenue and at Pennsylvania Station marked the arrival before Foch boarded a special train for his American tour as Pershing departed separately.

Washington United News General Foch Paris President Harding America United States Foch Great Republic Harding Hughes White House Fifth Avenue Broadway Pennsylvania Station General Pershing United

Marshal Foch Arrives in Washington for American Legion Visit

Marshal Foch of France arrives in Washington as guest of the American Legion at their annual convention. He is greeted with wild cheers at Union Station and proceeds to the New Willard Hotel for the night after a rousing reception. He will visit the White House at 10 and attend a luncheon.

Foch Washington White House American Republic Marshal Foch France National Capital Kansas City American Legion Union Station New York New Willard Hotel America

Marshal Foch Arrives in Washington for Legion Welcome

Marshal Foch arrives at Union Station amid cheering crowds and a cavalry escort. General Pershing and American officials greet him before he proceeds to the Willard Hotel. He is scheduled to visit the White House and Navy and War Departments and attend the American Legion convention in Kansas City.

France Pershing America City Hall Plaza Jeanne D'Arc City Hall Hylan American Legion Washington General Pershing Eral Harbérd Admiral Coontz Navy Marshal Foch Kansas City Arlington National Cemetery

Marshal Foch to observe prohibition in United States

Marshal Foch will follow the prohibition law during his stay in the United States. His physician Dr Paul Andre said he plans to drink only water with meals and will not carry wine or liquor in his luggage. The general is temperate by habit and prefers a pipe after work.

Marshal Foch Philadelphia Associated Press United States Paul Andre Andre

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