Germans Prefer Husky Captors Story of German prisoners in World War I
This dated report claims Americans surrounded two hundred Germans in a cave near Terny and describes dramatic actions by doughboys, a lieutenant, and prisoners. It recounts multiple prisoner rescues and encounters, highlighting refugee-like tales of heroism and far reaching claims about German surrender and captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Jame
New York Times
Soissons
Terny
United
Ako
Ger
Denburs
Ames
Solsa High Amer
Marehini
America
Kors
Sem
Rand
Aihport
Chine Nest
Asnies
Strone
Bev
Verdun Front Advances as American French Break Through
Reported Allied action along the Vesle front describes American and French forces advancing with captured positions, moves toward Fismette, and pushing toward Arras and the Komme region. Mentions heavy shelling, signals from Windsor to Paris, and new devices increasing wartime capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheinis
Verdun
Vesle
Amer ' Feans
Fismette
Hin
Arionval
Great British Troops Achieve Major Recent Successes
A fragmentary report lauds "great successes" of British forces in the last days, crediting Canadian and Australian troops, noting captures at Fort Queant and Tapaume, and describing revived Allied momentum. It references Sir Douglas Haig and strategic gains including potential railway use through Lille and strengthened supply lines amid ongoing battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enera Mal Rice
New York Pines
Bent
Mons
Great Britain
Charles Peru
Douslis Haix
Tapaume
Lenehone
Drocourt
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