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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1916

Page

12

Russians threaten collapse of Austrian power in eastern war zone

June 19 dispatch reports Kovel and Lemberg menaced by a major Russian drive. Czernowitz falls, Russians push toward Sereth and Carpathians with more prisoners and materiel captured. German and Austro-Hungarian resistance stiffens in Galicia Volhynia and along the Prut. In France only minor infantry actions. air battles favor the British. Italians report progress near Asiago and 100 Austrians captured.

London Lemberg Galicia Kovel Petrograd Pruth Sereth River Carpathian Volhynia Pripet Marshes Kolki Stokhod River Kovel-Kovno Railway von Linsingen Berlin Lutsk Lokatchi Vladimir- Volinsk Radziviloff Buczacz France Avre Oise Verdun Neuville St. Vaast Belgium Setti Communi Asiago Trent

War News in Brief From Fronts North of Hill 321 Verdun

Official reports say German infantry attack north of Hill 321 near Verdun was repulsed by French batteries. Germans bombarded Dead Man's Hill and Chattancourt region while Russia battles near Kovel and Stokhod Styr continue with counterattacks and prisoner captures. Austrian assaults in Trentino repelled as Italian lines hold near Asiago and Franzela valley.

Verdun Dead Man’s Hill Chattancourt Paris Austria Petrolite Washington von Linsingen Kovel Berlin Stokhod-Styr Berlin War Office Czernowitz Petrograd Magna Boschi Boscon Trentino Asiago Franzela Valley Rome

German military bulletin reports mixed fronts June 19

Berlin dispatch summarises Western front activity south of the Belgo French frontier near the Somme with repulsed Attacks Chayenne and Verdun sector notes. Eastern front reports repulsed Russian counter attacks near Kolki Lutsk battles favoring German troops and prisoner gains. Balkan front noted as quiet.

Berlin London Western Front Somme Chayenne Vailly la Fille Mort Argonne Meuse Verdun Dead Man’s Hill Thiaumont Wood Fort Vaux Gachoaischi-Luniniec von Linsingen Styr Kolki Stokhod Kovel-Rovno Lutsk Gohochovy Count von Bothmer Balkan

Russians Capture Large Prisoner Totals at Czernowitz Front

War office reports 3000 prisoners taken in Czernowitz area as Brusiloff forces repulse Austrian counterattacks near Rogovitche and Lokatchi. Russians recapture a gun, seize two machine guns, with 100 soldiers and 4 machine guns taken in a wood fight. 1800 prisoners reported in Radziviloff region as offensive pushes toward Sereth after crossing the Pruth.

Petrograd London Czernowitz War Office Brusiloff Lemberg Rogovitche Lokatchi Lutsk Viamidir Korytynitzky Borohaff Svinioukhi Bojiff Radziviloff

Allied forces seize thousands of captives and materiel on multiple fronts

Reports state a large number of prisoners were taken near Koutchourn Storozynetz and Zoutchka with dozens of heavy guns machine guns and thousands of wagons of provisions. The day also saw continued artillery duels north of Czer nowitz and on the Dvina front and a repulsed Turkish offensive near Gumeshan and Bascardjik in the Caucasus.

Koutchourn Storozynetz Zoutchka Station Czernowitz Dvina Gumeshan Bascardjik

British Front Quiet Except for Shelling and Air Attacks

London reports German infantry conducted no offensives on our front last night and today. Shelling occurred at Neuville Saint Vaast Becourt Thiepval and Hullluch with aerial combats totaling 27 engagements. two German planes were shot down near Doullens Lens and Wingles while two of our aircraft were damaged and others brought down in enemy lines.

London Neuville-St. Vaast Arras Becourt Thiepval Hulluch Souchez Doullens

French Front Reports Verdun Area Bombardments Repulsed

Paris reports two enemy detachments after a lively bombardment near the Avre and Oise were repulsed by grenades. Meuse actions were intermittent with heavy fire north of Thiaumont and in Vaux Chapitre and Souville. An enemy air squadron hit a village south of Verdun, killing or wounding prisoners. The rest of the front was calm.

Paris Avre Oise Meuse Thiaumont Vaux Chapitre Souville Verdun

Wives of Italian Naturalized Americans Granted Reentry

Rome announces that wives of Italians who have become naturalized Americans and have not served in Italy may reunite with their husbands in the United States. Previously this was forbidden under Italian policy.

Rome Paris Italy America

Harvard Seniors Dance in Khaki Amid Commencement Festivities

Harvard seniors called to arms disrupted the senior dance at Memorial Hall as Battery A mobilized for a Mexican migration. Phi Beta Kappa ceremonies featured Nobel laureate Theodore W. Richards and poet Robert Frost, with rain delaying outdoor plans but leading to indoor programs.

Harvard Memorial Hall South Framingham Militia Battery A Phi Beta Kappa Iess Harvard Hall Robert Frost New Hampshire George Parker Winship Widener Albert M. Kales Harvard Law Faculty William M. Davis Charles H. Grandgent Henry O. Taylor New College Yard Widener Memorial Library President Grandgent Theodore W. Richards Paul Revere Frothingham Charles W. Eliot Frothingham New Hampshire Hills Boston

Harvard Seniors Thread Military Duty At Dance

Dr. Lowell arranged for Harvard senior students to attend a last night function with permission to wear uniforms and be ready for instant service. Patronesses listed include Mrs. C. F. Adams and Mrs. R. L. Agassiz among many Boston society names.

Boston Lowell Harvard C. F. Adams R. L. Agassiz Oliver Ames FE. D. Brandegee B. S. Hurlbut A. Lawrence Lowell John Lowell A. T. Lyman D. P. Morgan R. B. Merriman G. S. Mumford H. Murdock G. M. Nash Bliss Perry G. T. Rice J. W. Rollins

Hughes at Reunion Unites Classmates in Brown Festivities

Charles Evans Hughes, Republican presidential nominee, plans to join his Brown University 1881 graduating class for their reunion. The group will assemble at Brown Union at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, travel to Tiverton for estate festivities, and return for the Associated Alumni dinner in Rockefeller Hall.

Providence Charles Evans Hughes Brown Union Brown University Harry B. Rose Tiverton Benjamin Barker Rockefeller Hall

Eben D. Jordan to Address Graduates at NECM

Commencement at New England Conservatory of Music in Jordan Hall features Eben D. Jordan delivering the address to the graduating class. Soloists named include William B. Burbank Boston Marion A. Bacon Lynn Elsbeth Jones Westerly R I Mildred Ridley Chelsea Ora T Darthard Malden Con stance Reese Salt Lake City Alice Vernice Gay Cavendish Vt Margaret Summerhays Salt Lake City Fanny Levis Dorchester and Walter Lawrence Cook Worcester.

New England Conservatory of Music Jordan Hall Eben D. Jordan Board of Trustees William B. Burbank Boston Marion A. Bacon Lynn Elsbeth Jones Westerly R. I Mildred Ridley Chelsea Ora T. Darthard Malden Constance Reese Salt Lake City Alice Vernice Gay Cavendish

Class Day Exercises by Radcliffe Girls at Agassiz Theatre

The Radcliffe College Class Day events were held yesterday in Agassiz Theatre Cambridge with Miss Adelaide Nichols as class poet Miss Doris Halman as class historian Miss Bernice V Brown as class lawyer Miss Anna Stevens as giver of gifts and Miss Sibyl Bingham as song leader.

Radcliffe College Agassiz Theatre Cambridge Adelaide Nichols Doris Halman Bernice V. Brown Anna Stevens Sibyl Bingham

Austrian Army Isolated After Withdrawals from Czernowitz

Reuters dispatch from Petrograd says Austrian forces retreating from Czernowitz split paths toward Kuty and Dornavatra. General Pflanzer appears isolated, must rely on its own resources.

London Czernowitz Kuty Dornavatra Reuter Petrograd Pflanzer

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