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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1915

Page

11

British Ready to Start Big Movement Against the Germans and Turks

Britain mobilizes over 36 divisions totalling about 250,000 troops on the continent with boosted munition output. Troop transports move past Lemnos and Smyrna as Allied forces strengthen roles in the Aegean. Hill 60 near Ypres remains a key focal point as French and British push on German positions in the Woevre. Russian fronts report repulsed Austrian attacks near Lupkow Pass and Gorlice. Italy’s intentions remain uncertain amid Rome Vienna tensions.

Great Britain Liloyd George Tennant Lord Kitchener London France Egean Australia Lupkow Pass Carpathians Gorlice Galicia Stry Cracow Italy Rome Vienna Balkan

Germany Tightens Prize Rules Sparks U S Concern

Washington reports Berlin has proposed amendments to Germanys prize rules that could effectively bar neutral commerce on the high seas. If enacted, ships carrying conditional contraband may be seized or destroyed, raising tensions with neutral powers amid pressure on blockade policies. The note to Germany over the William P Frye case may be expedited as talks continue.

Washington Berlin State Department Germany High Seas United States William P. Frye South Atlantic Prinz Eitel Friedrich Prussia

Robber Holds Up Storekeeper and Locks Him in Cellar

A gunman wearing a dark coat robs Gelewitz at a city shop, takes $5 cash and a $109 check, and pockets a diamond loan ticket and a ring. He forces Gelewitz into a cellar via a trap door and seals the entry, reinforcing it with a broom handle.

Gelewitz David

Personally Conducted Parties to California Offer Safe Travel

A Boston travel notice promotes the New England Passenger Agent service for women traveling to California with children or alone. It emphasizes comfort safety and low cost under the specially conducted party program and invites inquiries at 264 Washington J Boston with phone contact Main 4387.

California Ajex New England Washington —J Boston

Had Tuberculosis Now Insured Recovery Tale From Eckman Ad

A Brooklyn man reports severe night sweats and coughs, then claims recovery after Eckman’s Alterative. He says he was diagnosed with consumption, gained weight to 142 pounds, and was insured by two companies. The ad promotes Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia and urges readers to request a booklet of recoveries.

Riley Dedham District Court Bowler Dedham Cleveland McKinley President Wilson Congressman Gilmore Brockton High Street Fle Sterling Place Brooklyn N. Y Eckman Beckman Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

French Statement: British Repulse Germans Near Ypres and St Mihiel

The French war office reports near Dangemarck north of Ypres British repulsed two attacks. At Hill 60 near Zwartalenn German counter attacks failed. enemy losses higher than yesterday. In Rheims artillery duel. in Argonne Bagatelle German attack repulsed. near St Mihiel in Apremont forest two lines of trenches captured with many German dead and 50 prisoners. Alsace progress on Fecht banks toward Schliessloch.

Hill 60 Ypres Paris Woevre St. Mihiel Dangemarck Zwartalenn Imperial General Staff Rheims Argonne Bagatelle Schliessloch Metzerol

British repulse German attacks near Ypres and Hill 60

British forces repel German assaults near Dangemarck north of Ypres and at Hill 60 near Zwartalein with heavy German losses. French advance at St Mihiel and in Alsace. mining near La Bassée Canal. Turkish defeat at Shaiba. Russian offensives repulsed with heavy losses. Official reports from Paris London Petrograd Vienna Berlin Amsterdam.

Dangemarck Ypres Zwartalein Paris St. Mihiel Alsace Fecht Schliessloch La_ Basee Canal Arras Berlin le Pretre Hartmannsweiler Kopf Holland United Kingdom Amsterdam Bukowina Petrograd Shaiba Suliman Askeri London Uzsok Pass Vienna

American Ship Narrow Escape as Falaba Sinks

Thomas Hume of the Dunedin crew says the British steamer raised the American flag and zigzagged to escape a German submarine while the Falaba sank after torpedoing. Captain Case would not confirm the tale. Hume said the captain left the sinking ship behind, sending a wireless message: God save your souls, I cannot help you.

Newport News Thomas Hume Dunedin Case Hume

Trawler Envoy Shelled Off East Coast, Reports No Injuries

Aberdeen reports the trawler Envoy was shelled by a German submarine off the east coast last night. Crew fled in a small boat, which was also shelled. Envoy crew drifted for two hours before rescue. no injuries reported and sinking status unclear.

Aberdeen Tondon

May Close Some British Ports Signal Warning

Consul General Skinner in London reports the British admiralty may close certain ports to shipping with no notice. The notice explains closures will be shown by three vertical red lights at night and three red balls by day, and vessels must proceed to examination, anchorage, or sea.

Washington Skinner London Great Britain

Zoo One-Step in music picture and words form color trio

The next Sunday Post spotlights a trio of color themed art in a unique one step format. It blends music and pictures with words to present a cohesive creative piece.

the Zoo Sunday Post

German Mining and Allied Attacks Reported in World War I Arena

Berlin says mining successes south of La Bassee Canal and northwest of Arras. It notes fierce artillery in the Argonne and Meuse Moselle region, repulsion of a French attack at Le Pretre Wood, and a French push on Hartmannsweiler Kopf repelled with heavy losses. The eastern front shows no change.

Berlin London la Bassee Canal Arras Argonne Meuse Moselle le Pretre Hartmannsweiller Kopf

Russian War Department Reports Front Actions in Telepath Area

The statement says Austrians attacked Telepath in the Carpathians on April 20 and 21. In Bukowina the enemy’s offensive was repulsed by bayonet counterattacks with heavy losses. Other sectors saw only routine rifle and artillery fire.

Petrograd London Russian War Department Carpathians Bukowina

Francis Coughlan Elected 1915 Football Captain

Francis Coughlan won the High School of Commerce football captaincy by one vote for 1915. A junior from West Roxbury, he played end on the team for the past two years after two prior tied elections.

Francis Coughlan High School of Commerce Coughlan West Roxbury

Desperate Battle For Ailly Wood Near St Mihiel

An eye witness reports French forces have captured the Ailly woods in the St Mihiel wedge after days of heavy bombardment with three inch and large guns and aerial torpedoes. Troops from central France led the assault converting a strong German position into French hands.

Paris St. Mihiel France

March 5–13 1945 assault and collapse of German fort defenses

Allied forces unleashed five mines and heavy artillery to breach German fortifications in hill woods near Ailly. Three trench lines were cleared after intense fighting with hand grenades and fixed bayonets. By April 13 the balance of the position was gained as six German companies were annihilated and the garrison wiped out.

Ailly Woods

Carpathian Front battles report heavy Russian losses

Vienna dispatch notes isolated artillery actions in Russian Poland and western Galicia. At Uzsok Pass on the Carpathians French forces repulsed fresh attacks with heavy Russian casualties and mass captures. Other sectors saw only local artillery exchanges and skirmishes.

Vienna London Poland Galicia Uzsok Pass Carpathian Bukowina

Fist Fight in Street Over Loan Sparks Disorder

A street altercation erupted over a loan leaving apparel in disarray and bystanders unsettled. Police investigated the scene while witnesses described a chaotic clash among several individuals. No serious injuries were reported.

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Gulf of Saros Lemnos Dardanelles Smyrna Asia Minor Will Harry Frye Case George Fred’s George Fred Williams Albany Elmer E. Clapp Mr. Riley School Street Mr.Riley Ned Postmaster Bowler Democratic Town Committee Edmund H. Bowler W. E. Ger Dange French War Office the Argonne Wood Jordan Marsh Company Ailly Wood Ustok Czar Paine Furniture Company The Paine Duchess Wilton Lyon Persian Rugs Cretonnes Arlington Street and St. James Avenue
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