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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1917

Page

2

Belgians Feted by Boston City in Mass Rally

A 10 000 strong Boston crowd crowded Faneuil Hall and the Common to welcome Belgian envoys Baron Moncheur and staff. Mayor Curley led tributes to Belgian courage, pledging U S support for restoration of Belgian rights as Bourke Cochran and Lt Governor Coolidge attended and spoke. A large parade followed with bands and a state dinner at Copley Plaza.

Boston Little Kingdom England France Baron Moncheur Faneuil Hall State House Germany America Curley Ruddock State Department Belgium Paris Bourke Cockran North Station W. F. Kenney Standish Willcox Copley Plaza Bourke Cochran City Hall Custom House Boston Park System Algonquin Club Commonwealth Avenue Rourke Cochran Parkman Bandstand Governor McCall Clarence E. Edwards E. S. Mansfield K. Sumner Mansfield Coolidge LeClerq Bar Harbor Wiliam F. Kenney Boston Public Library Old State House Parad Bourke Cochran Mc‘all Edwards Honedala New York Bunker Hill Lexington Green Concord Bridge Minute Men Massachusetts Copley Square Larz Anderson Reddington Fiske Joseph O'Neil Belgian Relief Fund Commission Colonel Prescott Concord Colonial Inn Wilson King Albert le Clercq Harvard College Ward Boston College

Belgians Toasted by Massachusetts Delegates in Historic Welcome

Belgian envoys receiving ovations in Boston as Governor McCall Baron Moncheur and ex Governor Bates praise Belgium’s cause and America’s role. The visit featured demonstrations at the State House and a crowd watching war footage while flags of allied nations united in song and homage.

America McCall Belgium Germany United States Commonwealth Curley Executive Chamber Capitol State House Council Chamber Samuel L. Powers Legislative Chamber Baron Moncheur MceCall Bates France Bosporus Europe Thermopylae Liege

Military Parade Rosters Listed for Today

Brigadier General E Leroy Sweetser serves as chief marshal. The lineup includes one battalion Coast Artillery with band, one company Marines, two battalions from the navy yard, two reservist battalions from Commonwealth pier, multiple National Guard regiments under Col Stover Col Sweetser Col Perry Col Logan, Coast Artillery from forts under Col Quimby, First Engineers under Lt Col Perkins, First Squadron Cavalry under Maj Perkins, First Battalion Signal Corps under Maj Chase, Eleventh Massachusetts State Guard under Col Sullivan, Thirteenth State Guard under Col Frothingham, Motor Battalion under Lt Col Decrow, Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, and unions Union Belge of Boston and Union Franco-Belge of Lawrence.

Navy Yard Commonwealth Pier Stover Sweetser Perry Logan Coast Artillery Corps Forts Quimby First Engineer Perkins Signal Corps Chase Massachusetts State Guard Sullivan State Guard Frothingham Decrow Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Union Belge Boston Union Franco-Belge Lawrence

War News in Brief From Fronts Across Europe

Reports from official sources describe German attacks near Cerny in the Aisne. Russian retirement across the Zbrock at Dniester. Austro-Hungarian entry into Czernowitz capital of Bukovina. British gains east of Monchy le Preux. Kimpelung evacuated by Russians. Italian air squadrons bombing Pola arsenal and naval works.

Cerny Aisne Paris Galicia Zbrock Dniester Petrograd Czernowitz Bukowina Berlin Vienna Monchy le Preux London Kimpelung Pola Austria-Hungary Adriatic

Turmoil in Petrograd as Governor Assassinates Rife

Turmoil grips Petrograd as opposition grows to the provisional government. Minister of agriculture M. Tchernoff resigns amid charges he aided the German general staff. Premier Kerensky accepts the move while hoping for his rehabilitation.

Tchernoff Kerensky M. Tchernoff Petrograd Neckrasoff Associated Press Switzerland Russia Constitutional Democrats M. Tehernoff M. Terestchenko Council of Peasants’ Delegates

British Take Saint Julien Near Ypres In Weeklong Drive

Field Marshal Haig’s forces re established in Saint Julien northeast of Ypres after recapturing the town. Ground was gained south of Hollebeke and British artillery repelled German attacks near Ypres. On Tuesday the allied advance held 6122 German prisoners.

Ypres Haig Saint Julien Hollebeke Teutons

German and Russian Front Moves Amid Night Attacks and Retreats

German forces entered British trenches near Monchy le Preux and launched raids along the western front as British counterattacks recaptured most positions. In Russia, the front lines retreated from Tarnopol toward the Romanian border with Bukowina largely in German hands and Czernowitz occupied. The push toward Kamyents Podolsky aims at Odessa, while a new Petrograd political crisis emerges.

Monchy le Preux Arras Cerny Aisne Tarnopol Petrograd Zbrocz Dniester Pruth Bukowina Teutons Czernowitz Kimpelung Galicia Kamenets Podolsky Odessa Russia Black Sea

General Gurko Arrested Says Petrograd Report

London August 3 Reuters Petrograd report says General Gurko former commander of the southern armies of the western front has been arrested.

Gurko Petrograd London Russian Western Front Reuter

Big Military Turnout in Boston Parade to Honor Belgians

A mass parade in Boston on a day of Belgian visits features 13 000 soldiers and sailors, with Major General Bancroft predicting the largest turnout yet. The Belgian Commission tours historic sites before a 3 pm march from Arlington Street to Tremont Street ending at the Common.

Copley Plaza Algonquin Club Massachusetts National Guard Massachusetts France Hugh Bancroft Boston City Hall State House Arlington Street Commonwealth Avenue Tremont Street Temple Place Washington High Federal Broad State Beacon Charles

Belgium Socialist Official Sees Russia Austria Accord Near

Camille Huysmans the Belgian secretary of the international Socialist conference told Handelsblad in Copenhagen that Russia and Austria Hungary are close to an understanding. The interview was published in a Danish dispatch to a London telegram service.

London Camille Huysmans International Socialist Conference Handelsblad Russia Austria-Hungary Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company

Motano Sunk by German Submarine With Heavy Losses

London reports the American tank steamer Motano of 2750 tons gross sunk July 31 by a German submarine. Eight naval gunners and sixteen crewmen perished, twenty two survivors landed by Aug. 1 from the wreck.

London

U S Tanker Fought U Boat and Escaped

An American gasoline laden tanker reports a running duel with a German submarine on July 10 near the French coast. The tanker, arriving Aug 3, said the U boat fired a torpedo and 21 deck shots, the American gunners replying with 16 shots without visible effect.

Atlantic

Passengers for Russia Held Up at Christiania

Detention at Christiania Norway of about six hundred passengers bound for Russia prompts the American legation to urge travelers to confirm the situation before leaving the United States through the State Department.

Russia Christiania Washington Norway State Department United States

London Post Praises Gompers Message Across Atlantic

The London Post applauds Samuel Gompers head of the American Federation of Labor for declining to join the international socialist conference. It states America provides timely leadership while British ministers lack conviction and says an international conference without America would be weak, urging independence from Ramsay MacDonald and his confederates.

London Samuel Gompers American Federation of [Labor M. Jouhaux General Federation of Labor W. A. Appleton General Federation of Trade Unions International Socialist Conference America Gompers Ramsay Macdonald

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