War News Roundup From Front and Seas Across Europe
Capt Charles Fryatt of the Brussels has been executed after a death sentence by a Zeebrugge field court for an alleged ram attempt on U 38. Russians report major advances on the east front capturing Brody and pressing toward Lemberg while Germans retreat from Longueval as British forces take Delville Wood. Turkish forces mass on Hungary’s plains. Armenians report Russians in control of Turkish Armenia after Erzlugan. Italian front sees gains near Monte Cimone with heavy artillery duels elsewhere. A French court sentences a woman named Pfadt to death for treason. Gen Sukhomiroff is ill in Petrograd. Austrian withdrawal north of Brody noted as Pozieres victory claims circulate. Canada bears war cost. civilians executed in Ghent. Italians suffer heavy losses in Sugana valley. Fires wipe Penn Yan factory. Waite found wounded in Sing Sing. robberies and suicides shock towns. Scrap metal trade grows. Ringling sheriff feud ends in a killing. Steel corp reports strong earnings and a dividend. St Louis raises newspaper price to two cents.
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Charles Fryatt
Brussels
Zeebrugge
Berlin
North Sea
Russia
Warsaw
Vilna
Baltic
Riga
Dvina
Pollessle
Fingk
Roumanian
Nicholas
Caucasus
Tarnopol
Trembowla
Aind
Galicia
Lutsk
Czartorysk
Illuit
Czuartorysk
Serbia
Sofa
Peter
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Saloniki
Germany
Mesopotamia
Tigris
Bagdad
Kut-el-Amara
Kut
Gallipoli
John Bull
England
Great Britain
Earl of Desby
David Lloyd- George
Trentino
Vicenza
Italy
Count Cadorna
Rome
Verdun
Brussiof
Shoovaloff
Lutak
Dubno
Stokhod
Lipo
Volhynia
Bukovina
Carpathians
Hungary
Frussia
Saghalien
Turkestan
Somme
Somme River
Paris
Liverpool
Sinice
Edith Cavell
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Skaggerrak
Kiel
Howevr
Deutschland
Baltimore
Kaiser
America
United States
Ancona
Persia
Mediterranean
Sussex
Wilson
Egypt
Hizerum
Bitlis
Trebizond
Mexican War and World News Digest From 1916 Era
Reports from Nuevo Laredo confirm the public execution of Santiago Ramirez a former Coahuila governor and Villista general on the Sale Till o plaza. General Funston orders court martial for all Black soldiers in the Eighth Division over a San Antonio riot. Sir Roger Casement to be executed for treason per London Daily Chronicle. Dr Ernest George Gerte l leader of the Agrarian party is dead per Dresden dispatch. Bread tickets to be introduced in Holland per Amsterdam Telegram. U S protest against British boycott sits with British foreign office per Washington dispatch. Interstate Commerce Commission finds increased coal rates justified. suspended rates take effect Sept 1. US agrees to Garranza border settlement. Polk announces from Washington. Foreign trade closes year with 2.136 billion balance in favor of exporters. exports 4.834 billion, imports 2.108 billion. President Wilson signs river and harbors bill for 42.886 million. Major General Bliss favors liberal policy on guardsmen releases. Senate yields to Wilson on child labor bill. National defense proposals total nearly 700 million for fiscal year 1917 as Senate approves army appropriations. Senate Foreign Relations Committee votes on treaty considerations.
Second Year of the War Reviewed and War Fronts
A sweeping wartime overview profiles the second year of World War I with Germany pressing in Russia and the Austro German offensives in Italy and Serbia. It notes British naval blockades, Russian advances, Verdun struggles, and Allied коoperation from Paris to Salonika as the war widens.
Totals of dead wounded and prisoners in ongoing casualties
Summary notes that totals of dead wounded and prisoners are reported with caution that many listed as wounded are only slightly hurt and may return to front, and some are wounded multiple times while remaining counted in casualties.
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Sonenenenenete
London
Brody
Galician
Lemberg
von Linsingen
Slonevka
Buldurovka
Longueval
London War‘office
Delville Wood
London Excchange Telegraph Company
Lausanne
Switzerland
Petrograd
Armenia
Erzlugan
Smyrna
Severkeny
Mimiolou
Tennezzo
Monte Cimone
Margeilles
Pfadt
Supreme Court
Jas
Vladimir Sukhomirioff
Vienna
Pozieres
War Office
Dominion of Canada
Ottawa
Ghent
Reuter
Amsterdam
Sugana Valley
Salmondsport Vintage Company
Penn Yan
Arthur Warren Waite
Sing Sing
John B. Peck
Grand Rapids, Mich
Nebraska State Bank
Sunol
Neb
W. 0. Smith
Tra Paup
Paul Vacik
Dubborkel Weelkly
Bank
William Ritchie
St. Louis
New York
PF. G. A
J. H. Thompson
Henry M. Gardner
Ingham County
Michigan
Grand River
Geological Survey
Washington
Jim Smith
Robert Nubors
Main Street
Ringling
Okla
Steel Corporation
The
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Saantiago Ramirez
Coahuila
Villista
Saletillo
Mex
Nuevo Laredo
Funston
Eighth Diviois Infantry
San Antonio
Roger Casement
Ireland
London Daily Chronicle
London Exchange Telegraph Company
Dresden
Ernest George Gertel
Agrarian Party
Reichstag
Holland
British Foreign Office
Interstate Commerce Commissalon
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
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Frank L. Polk
Department of Commerce
Washington Dispatch
Tasker H. Blisq
War Department
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Mike
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