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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1916

Page

13

Canadian Major Escapes German Capture Across Europe

Major Anderson, a Canadian officer detained early in the war, escaped from Bischofsweider near the Austrian border. He traveled over 300 miles through Germany by rail, stayed in Dresden Berlin and Hamburg, reached Denmark in a week, then sailed to England and reported at the war office. He spoke German fluently, posed as a Swedish mechanic, and used clever misdirections to avoid detection.

London Anderson Bischofsweider Germany Dresden Berlin Hamburg Denmark England War Office Ole Olsen Mars

Capture of Lovcen Seen as Menace to Italy

Rome January 12. The Austrian capture of Mt Lovcen in Montenegro is viewed as a grave threat to Italy. Critics say Austria now dominates the Adriatic coast and could invade northern Albania, prompting Italian newspapers to call for immediate allied intervention to spare Montenegro. King Nicholas lauds Lovcen as the cradle of their dynasty and a symbol of resistance.

Rome Mt. Lovcen Montenegro Italy Austria Adriatic Albania Serbia Nicholas Lovees Vienna Loveen

Miners Federation Opposes Conscription in Britain

The Miners Federation of Great Britain met in London and resolved unanimously to oppose the bill for compulsory military service. The federation empowered its president to call a further conference if the measure becomes law to decide on additional steps.

London Miners’ Federation of Great Britain Conpes

Cunard Seeks Bids for Eight New Steamers

London papers report Cunard Steamship Co invites tenders this week for eight large capacity steamers. The move follows shipbuilding demand and will affect shipping capacity.

Cunard CO London Cunard Steamship Company Liverpool

Earl of Perth Reported In Ruhleben Camp Soup Line

British correspondent in Berlin recounts spotting the real Earl of Perth in Ruhleben German military prison camp. The Perthshire noble stood in the soup line, verified by official prisoner lists, confirming the claim as true and not a hoax.

Earl London Ruhleben Berlin Earl of Perth Dock Norfolk Duke of Argyll Marquis of Breadalbane Perthshire Haqg

Glengyle Sunk by Torpedo in Mediterranean

The British steamship Glengyle was torpedoed without warning on January 7 in the Mediterranean. Captain Chester and 20 crew members were rescued by the Massoul, while three English crewmen and seven Chinese were lost. The Glengyle was en route from Shanghai to London, with a cargo valued over $1,000,000.

London Mediterranean Marseilles Tania Philippeville Chester Shanghai

Ley land liner Huronian torpedoed near Ireland

New York reports dated January 13 say the Leyland liner Huronian, sailing from Galveston, was torpedoed on December 29 off the Irish coast. The information comes from current dispatches and adds to wartime losses.

New York Galveston

Teutons Prepare for Saloniki Attack Report

Rome dispatch says Teutonic allies plan a large scale assault on Entente forces at Saloniki. Telegraphed report notes a Monday bombardment along the British line toward the Doiran zone as part of the developing offensive.

Rome Paris Saloniki Athens Giornale d'Italia Doiran Zone

Four British Airships Fail to Return from Front

Four British aeroplanes dispatched from the continent on Wednesday did not return to base. An official statement notes enemy mines near Givenchy and a bombing attempt repelled, with some shelling around Givenchy but overall quieter on the front.

London Givenchy Entir

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