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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

4

Italian Advance on Trieste Presses On Amid Heavy Fighting

Italian forces press regular siege operations to enter Trieste while clashes continue in Carence trenches. Italian positions threaten the Drave valley as Austrians shell Monte Croce. In Galicia, Przmysl battle rages with Forts disputed and Stry reportedly captured. British front in Belgium sees Chateau Hooge stormed.

Trieste Carency Trenches Carinthia The Drave Brunock Monte Croce Adriatic

Foss Says Frank Sures To Win Clemency Hearings

Delegations and petitions from across the country flood Georgia as Frank appeals for clemency. Former Governor Foss, visiting Atlanta, testifies Frank proclaims innocence and asks the Prison Commission to commute his sentence. Massachusetts delegates emphasize courtesy and support for justice.

Foss Frank Georgia Illinois Ohio Mary Phagan Atlanta Georgia Prison Commission Slaton Massachusetts

German war office reports gains on multiple fronts

Berlin states British air target at Bixschoote shot down with one Belgian and one British officer captured. French penetrations near Souchez recaptured. Neuville trench assault repelled. Forest combat at Le Pretre continues. Eastern front sees major Russian captures. Shavli and Dubysa districts yield 600 prisoners. May totals: 863 officers and 268,869 men taken with 2561 cannons and 576 machine guns.

Berlin London War Office Bixschoote Souchez Neuville Ecurie le Pretre Neuhausen Libau Shidiki Shavli Dubysa Kielmy Ugiamy Bajargola Shavlin Dunkowilezki Przemysl Stry Medenice Mackensen

Wilson Calls for End to Mexican Anarchy and Unity

President Wilson declares the United States must back a unified Mexican government to restore the constitution, curb factional strife, and prevent ruin. He urges leaders of all factions to act quickly or risk U.S. intervention to support a workable provisional administration in Mexico City.

Wilson Mexico Mexico City United States Duval West Niagara Falls Argentina Brazil Chile Republic Vasquez Tagle Madero Ernesto Madero Manuel Bonilla

Army to Aid Red Cross in Feeding Mexicans

President Wilson and Miss Mabel Boardman discussed using army posts to store food supplies for distribution to starving Mexicans. Brigadier-General Devol will coordinate with Major-General Funston to move aid to Mexico amid ongoing border and oil industry disruptions.

Carranza Mexico City Washington Red Cross War Department Wilson Mabel Boardman Quartermaster’s Department of the Army Frederick Funston

Front-line actions and territorial shifts in World War I report

German gains include 300000 men and 1000 officers captured in May while Russians are repelled along the San River. Belgians blow up defenses near Dixmude and Pervyse. British assault Chateau Hooge. Italian forces occupy Storo as Rovereto threat looms. Rheims is bombarded and Labyrinth trenches fall to French forces.

Neuville-St. Vaast French War Office Rheims Zonnebecke Gallipoli Dunkowiczki Berlin Dixmude Pervyse Havre Chateau Hooge Belgium Paris River San Vienna Przemys Storo Rovereto Rome Warsaw London

French War Office Report on Belgian Front and Verdun Area

Paris reports British troops seizing Chateau Hooge at Zonnebeke and Belgian guns pinning German supply lines. French divisions claim 3100 prisoners since May 9, with 2600 German bodies buried and 3200 French casualties. Beausejour night attack repulsed. Le Pretre Forest under Belgian fire control.

Belgium Chateau Hooge Carency Ablain-Saint Nazaire French War Office Paris War Office Zonnebeke Neuville St. Vaast Ablain- St. Nazaire Malon Souchez Champagne Beausejour le Pretre Forest

Austrian War Office Report On Eastern Front Actions

The Austrian war office states Russian attacks on the San line were repulsed with heavy losses. Fortifications around Przemysl were stormed, and territory gained. Attacks near Drohobycz and Solotwina were repelled, with Russians retreating. Austrian booty includes 189 ammunition wagons and 5.5 million cartridges. In Italy, enemy undertakings failed and no major fighting occurred on Tyrol Carinthia fronts.

Przemysl Lemberg Petrograd Teutons Dniester Vienna London Austrian War Office San Stry and Drohobycz Solotwina Galicia Lavaronne Fulgaria Carinthian Tyrol Carinthia

Belgian War Report Details Bombardment Near Ramscapelle

A Belgian military communiqué from Havre datelined June 2 reports intermittent bombardment along Belgian lines near Ramscapelle Pervyse and the bridge head north of Dixmude. The May 31 front saw a fierce artillery duel with Belgian guns massing fire to blow up enemy positions.

Havre France Paris Ramscapelle Pervyse Dixmude

Italian Front Dispatch Reports Small Advances and Reprisals

Rome reports limited fighting on the Tyrol Trentino frontier with Italian troops advancing to Storo near Condino and linking with Alpine detachments. On the Sarnia front the enemy attempted a bridge construction but faced long range fire and no success. Offensive reconnaissance yielded enemy stores as weather hindered operations. In the Finule sector Monte Nero ridge held after enemy counterattacks were repulsed.

Rome London Italian War Office Tyrol-Trentino Guidicaria Storo Condino Chiese Caffaro Val Camonica Sarnia Raccolana Predil Val Dogna Monte Nero Isonzo Tolmino

Brigadier General Sir Philip Chetwode Wounded in France

London June 2 The casualty list adds Brigadier General Sir Philip Chetwode to the wounded. He is noted as the first officer mentioned for distinguished service in Field Marshal Sir John French's despatches in the present war.

London Philip Chetwode Chetwode Sir John French

Austrians Massing at Montecroce Pass in Italy

UDINE Italy June 2 Austrians concentrate troops behind Montecroce Pass to check Italian forces near the Carnia region on the border northeast of Trent. Pass sits between Zeillenkofel and Coglian peaks and Palpiccolo to the east with a road to the Drave valley.

Udine Italy Paris Austria Carnia Trent Montecroce Pass Zeillenkofel Coglian Palpiccolo Drave

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