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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1917

Page

7

Women Fight but Russian Men Flee Near Tarnopol

Report describes Russian retreat as German forces advance on Tarnopol and surrounding towns. Kerensky promises repressive measures while Germans push toward Buczacz and rail hub Halicz. In Aisne, Petain's front holds with artillery duels. crown prince attacks on California Plateau repulsed. British air raids hit Zeebrugge and Bruges.

Petain Crown Prince California Monchy le Preux Belgium Zaebrugge Bruges

British Lose Submarine C-34 in Atlantic Action

Berlin in London reports the British submarine C-34 was sunk by an opposing submarine. The sole survivor was captured. Built in 1909 the vessel weighed about 18 tons with a 12 foot draught and 14 knot surface speed. It carried two torpedo tubes and a crew of 16.

Berlin London

Otway torpedoed and sunk in northern waters

The British merchant cruiser Otway was torpedoed and sunk on July 22 in northern waters. Ten men were killed and the remainder saved. The 12,077 ton Glasgow built steamer of 1909, 675 feet long, 62 feet beam and 34 feet depth, owned by Orient Steam Navigation Company, is identified with the incident.

London Otway British Admiralty Glasgow Orient Steam Navigation Company of

Russian Guards Retreat From Tarnopol Amid Fierce Fighting

Official statement reports the Russian Guards Corps withdrew from Tarnopol under pressure while Probrajen sky and Semeszky regiments held their positions southeast of Tarnopol. In Stanislau streets, bayonet clashes persisted as grenades were thrown at retiring troops.

Tarnopol Petrograd Probrajensky Semeszky Stanislau

Eastern Galicia and western fronts see renewed actions

Official reports note Austro German advances in eastern Galicia with Tarno pol Stanislau and Nadvorna captured. British raiders east of Ypres take 114 prisoners. Russians push south of the Carpathians but halt at German line. German forces attack on the Aisne front and are repulsed.

Galicia Tarnopol Stanislau Nadvorna Berlin Ypres London Carpathians Emperor William the Sereth Trembowla

Serbian Government to Move Seat to Saloniki

Serbia plans to transfer its seat of government from Corfu to Saloniki as Athens reports Greece has approved use of Saloniki as a temporary capital and ordered suitable buildings prepared for the transfer.

Washington Serbia Corfu Saloniki Athens Greece

Short Italians to Fight After August Decree Cuts Height

A new decree in Rome lowers the minimum height by four inches, opening military service to about 100,000 men who were previously barred by their stature. The change takes effect after August and expands enlistment eligibility.

Rome

Victory priced at a dire cost in Western war plans

Analysis says a successful Allied effort to roll up the German right flank in Belgium could end the U boat threat, but the price would be appalling. Commentators note the need for combined operations, vast sea transport, and potentially months of time before a breach in the German line is plausible.

Mans Belgium Great Britain United States France Germany Wilson

Strike Averted on Narrow Gauge Railroad

Officials of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad accepted a compromise offer last night averting a threatened strike. Employees had warned of stoppage over disputed terms, and a settlement was reached to resume service and avoid work stoppage.

Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad

Secret Service Guards Called to Commons Gallery

The Speaker of the House of Commons reported that secret service men were present in the building after information of a possible improper demonstration and potential violence in the strangers' gallery. Security was requested to prevent trouble.

London House of Commons Secret Service

General Korniloff Orders Fire On Russian Deserters

Petrograd July 25 General Korniloff commander on the southwest front orders all subordinates to open fire on deserters and troops refusing to obey. Premier Kerensky approves the move to restore discipline. Many Maximalists blamed for troop demoralization have been arrested.

German steamer Norderney torpedoed off Texel coast

The Han­delsblad reports the German steam ship Norderney carrying coal was torpedoed in the North Sea on Monday and aground off the south coast of Texel in the Frisian Islands.

Amsterdam The Handelsblad Norderney North Sea Texel Frisian Islands

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