Enga Tell Why Little Progress Possible on Western Front
Enga reports on the Western Front as weather and machine gun fire hinder advances. It notes siege conditions prevail and rain of bullets from machine guns makes progress nearly impossible.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
1
Artillery and mines drive German losses in Western Front siege
Paris dispatch explains why progress lags in trench warfare from the North Sea to the Swiss Alps. It notes massive artillery preparation and frontal assaults, with heavy German losses and stretched resources as French and Allied offensives press from Champagne to Artois and the Meuse. It cites the Marne and Yser victories as turning points and details the costly, grinding nature of the fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Paris
North Sea
Marne
France
Chamigne
Argonne
Artois
Champagne
Inch
Meuse
Oselle
Iles
Vman
French Army Breaks German Defenses Across Ten-Kilometer Front
The French report massive gains between the Meuse and the Moselle capturing the Eparges crater and villages Ablain Saint Nazaire Careney Neuville Saint Vaast along a ten kilometer front. They claim 8 000 German prisoners in Artois and 2 900 prisoners overall with many guns and trench mortars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meuse
Moselle
Eparges Crater
Bois d'Ailly
Bois le Pretre
Mois de Lart Mort
Artois
Ablain-St. Nazaire
Careney
Neuville St. Vaast
Toutrent
Quennevieres
Vauquers
Argonne
Metzeral
Hartman
Wetler
Fecht
Alsace
Unemployment Debate at Panama-Pacific Labor Conference
At Frisco's Panama-Pacific exposition session Secretary Wilson presided as the second day heard from Edward Tiesdale representing the unemployed and A Lincoln Filene of Boston criticizing schools. Tiesdale blamed capital and long hours while Filene urged reform of vocational guidance to improve employment prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal Special
Wink
San Francisco
United States Department of Labor
W. B. Wilson
Edward Tiesdale
United States
Tiesdale
A. Lincoln Filene
Boston
Alleged affinity held on murder charge
Miss Margaret Bittner, alleged affinity of George H. Jones, who killed his wife his sister in law and his brother in law last Monday and then killed himself, was held as an accessory after the fact in default of 1000 bail. She accompanied Jones to the scene and drove away but did not witness the shooting and denies knowledge of the contemplated tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Chicago
Auk
Margaret Bittner
George H. Jones
Business conditions show improvement across the country
Washington reports that general business conditions are improving but the full extent must wait for crop harvests. The Federal Reserve Board bulletin notes unusually bright crop prospects and a wartime order boom in several districts boosting many industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Austro German advance threatens split in Russian forces
Austrian forces push across the Bug river line toward Kovel while aiming to sever communications between Russian armies in Poland and southern Russia. The move could compel retreat from the Ug, Lipa, and Dniester lines and free Galicia from the invader as Russians brace for possible withdrawal from Warsaw and the Vistula line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Warsaw
Svanzerod
Vistula Line
Bug River
Vladimir-Volynsk
Mevel
Volhynia
Galicia
Alote Lipa
Dniester
Sokal
Krylow
Kovel
Poland
Russia
Aaron Conrad von Hoetzendorf
von Hindenburg
Prince Leopold Attacks War saw Fortifications
Berlin reports Prince Leopold of Bavaria pressing his forces against War saw fortresses. The German army statement notes Russians driven from Blonie west of Warsaw onto outer defenses. Other operations include Vistula crossings, captures of Narew at Ostrolenka, and enemy retreats north of the Vistula and Bug rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Leopold of Savarian
Warsaw
Blonio
Wkupisehki
Poniewicz
Lomza
Narew
Ostrolenka
Blonie
Leopold of
Bavaria
von Woyrseh
Vistula
von Woyrsehh
Ivangoroa
Vor Mackensen
Hhe Arain
Lecana
Chelm
Bug River
Bug
Useilug
Jug
Germans Eager for Big German Offensive
Berlin reports no word on the Russian evacuation of Warsaw and Ivangorod. General staff show calm, aiming for a bigger operation than two fortresses. They expect to capture part of the Russian army as operations proceed favorably with a promising harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Warsaw
Ivangorod
Russians retreat from Blonie to Nadarzyn near Warsaw
An official statement from general headquarters confirms Russian forces have pulled back from the Blonie Nadarzyn line toward Warsaw. The report notes the withdrawal occurred after pressure along the front and marks a shift in positions near the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
London
General Headquarters
Blonie-Nadarazyn
Warsaw
Japnese Commission Arrives in Chile for Exhibit
A Japanese trade delegation arrived in Santiago to arrange a showcase of Japanese products and boost commercial ties between Chile and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Santiago
Japan
American flag 9 indulted and citizen beaten by Zapata men
A report states nine individuals connected to the American flag issue were indulted while a citizen was beaten by men identified as Zapata affiliates. Details remain sparse about locations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zapata
American diplomat recounts Zapata seizure of mail in Mexico
Allan Mallory testified on arrival that Zapata forces tore down an American flag on his car, broke open postal packages, confiscated official correspondence from the U.S. president, and extorted money, as Chilean minister’s son Batres and Swiss citizen Gallopin were beaten and robbed during detentions en route to Huejotzingo and Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
Allan Mallory
Zapata
San Martin
Mexico
Puebla
Huejotzingo
Gallopin
Batres
Coloca
Zapate
Rmiall
Mallory
Orizaba
Carranza
City
Tos
Emiliano Naffarete
Sultan Recovers After Undertaking Surgeon's Knife
Prof. Jam Israel reports the Sultan of Turkey, previously suffering from gall stones and kidney and prostrate gland issues, is fully cured after two large stones were removed. The operation followed consultations with the grand vizier and foreign minister amid political concerns about a potential change in sovereigns. The interview notes strong public confidence and battlefield optimism near the Dardanelles as ammunition supply issues were addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Berlin
London
Jam Israel
Turkey
Constantinople
Israel
The
Tageblatt
Dardanelles
Hindenburg Fights Three Great Battles In 1914
Berlin reports that the third battle around Warsaw and the Polish salient ends in Russian setbacks as Hindenburg tries to force the Narew line near Ostrolenka. Mackensen and Luelow push from the southeast and Courland while Troops await further moves in a broad eastern campaign.
War Front Dispatch Reports Light Activity on Western Front
Parit August 4 dispatch notes calm day with artillery slackening on the western front except in Belgium near Breenstraete and Hetsas in Artois around Roclincourt and between the Somme and the Oise. In the Argonne there is fighting with grenades and petards near Marie Therese and St Hubert and a violent cannonade in the forest of Apremont, at Fontenelle and on the heights of the Linge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Breenstraete
Hetsas
Artois
Roclincourt
Somme
Oise
Argonne
Marie Therese
St. Hubert
Apremont
Fontenelle
Linge
War Office Report on Eastern Front Frontline Retreats and Actions
Official communication details battles north of the Dubienka Chelm line and Lecyna Nowe Alexandria with heavy fighting as German forces retreat. Ivangorod’s western sector remains in Allied hands while Cossack regiments are dispersed near Radomka and Wladimir Wolnyak sees large fires. Italian theater notes separate attacks repulsed on the Adige plateau south of Scraussina and east of Po.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
London
War Office
Vistula
Assians
Dubienka-Chelm
Ciinka
Lecyna-Nowe
Alexandria
Ivangorod
Radomka
Wladimir-Volnysk
Sokal
Wladimir-Wolnyak
Italian assaults repulsed at Monteseibusi and frontier outposts
Tuesday afternoon Italian infantry mounted fresh attacks in rain and artillery fire against our positions on Monteseibusi but were repulsed with heavy losses. Local shelling and brief clashes occurred on the Carinthian Tyrolean frontier with Italian units retreating under our artillery fire. A two company assault on a frontier bridge south of Schladerbach and an Italian offensive on Coldilana and Buchenstein were also repulsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Monteseibusi
Carinthian
Tyroleant
Gellenkofel
Schladerbach
Coldilana
Buchenstein
French War Office Reports Night Actions on Various Fronts
The French war office describes engagements across Artois and Argonne with hand grenades and rifle fire. German attacks at Hill 213 and La Fontaine Aus Chartres were repulsed, with infantry and artillery fire aiding French gains in several sectors including Vosges and Barrenkopf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
War Office
Artois
la Point
Carleul
Argonne
la Fontaine-Aus-Chartres
Marie Therese
Four de Paris
Haupte Chauvuevechee
Vosges
Linge
Sechratemoennele
Barrenkopf
British Colonies Promised Privileges in Dominion Talks
Ane Drew Tenor Law, secretary for the colonies, told Folkestone tonight that the self-governing dominions would share in governing the empire in proportion to their population and resources. He said the time will come for peace negotiations when the dominions would have their say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M. Ane
Tenor Law
Folkestone
Daily attendance at Frisco grows at Panama-Pacific Expo
San Francisco reports July average daily attendance at the Panama Pacific Exposition reached 60,602. Officials anticipate a steady rise as the fair continues toward its December 4 closing, noting the opening February 20 average was 68,268.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Avernee
War News Tells of German and Austrian Advances
Berlin and Vienna report continued successes in Poland as German and Austrian forces push for Ware Law and large parts of the Russian army. Russians fall back near Lomaza, with gains near Ostrolenka and Narew river crossings. Western fronts show calm in Belgium and France while Austro Italian lines see ongoing fighting. Germany sticks to the Frye sinking as justifiable and seeks expert-determined damages. Dacia seizure confirmed by a French prize court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware Law
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Berlin
Vienna
Poland
Lomaza
Narew
Ostrolenka
Leopold
Bavaria
Bienie
Warsaw
Yor Woyrech
Ivangorod
Visstulat
Vield Material von Mackensen
Chelm
Vistula
Bug
Polleh
Courland
Riga
Baltic
State Bank
Tula
Moscow
Dvinsk-Vilna
Petrograd
Belgium
France
Germany
William P. Frye
England
Troop Movement to Border Amid Mexico Conference Context
Washington reports planned border troop movements as the Lansing administration prepares for a Mexico policy conference. Officials discuss reinforcing El Paso and anticipated action if talks fail, with Carranza and Tagle figures central to potential recognition.
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Ad Morting Journal Special
Winey
Washington
State Department
Lansing
Wilson
Corniah
N d
United States
Mexico
Paul Fuller
Fuller
War and Navy Departments
General Scott
Fifth Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Oklo
el Paso
Tex
War Department
Carranza
Munston
el Paseo
Funston
Paseo
Army
Navy
Daniels
Asheville
N.C
Vasquez Tagle
Madero
Tagle
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