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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1916

Page

8

Germans Try to Outflank Verdun Across Vosges Front

In the Vosges near Senones and Ban de Sapt heavy artillery activity continues as German troops hold trenches near Seppois. They add minor gains around Verdun while French guns batter Hill 198 and a mine crater near Douaumont. Berlin cites 288 officers and 16 575 men captured. Air clashes occur on the British front. Russian forces push back the Germans at Dvinsk and Describe Erzerum defenses. Casualties from the French cruiser Lia Prove was lost, with 70 survivors reported and casualties unknown.

Vosges Mountains Senones Ban de Sapt Seppois Champagne Hill 198 Verdun Cote du Poivre Douaumont Berlin France Belgium Dvinsk Russia Constantinople Erzerum French Ministry of Ravine Meuse Woevre Manheuiles Lorraine

War Office report on Mesopotamia and Caucasus fronts

The war office statement notes a failed Night 22 assault against Felahie on the Mesopotamia front and a Feb 23 attempt to land on our left wing, repelled. It adds continuous bombardment of the Anatolian coast by warships between Feb 22 and Feb 10, with no results obtained.

Constantinople London War Office Mesoposiia Front Felahie Stenrs Ile Sion

Bust of Wilson Commissioned for renomination unveiling

Richman Va Feb 29 Walker chairman of the St Louis City Democratic committee commissions Franz Vitter a Richman sculptor to craft a bust of President Wilson. The bust is to be unveiled when Wilson is renominated in St Louis in June. The sculptor proceeds to Washington today to present the work to the President.

Leap Year Birthday Celebrates 24th Birthday

A resident born on February 29, 1892 marks her 24th leap year birthday at Miss Flore Street Mahon, with five intervening leap years noted. Fr Whilbrook of 439 confesses to the rarity but accepts no blame for the unusual birthday timing.

Flore Street Mahon Philb Whilbrook Verry

Accountants Hold Annual Dinner With Rail Officials

The accounting department of Inter & Maine railroad hosted its first annual dinner last night at the American venue. Officials including the president attended as the department celebrated a milestone with young women also present.

Inter & Maine Railroad Accounting Department

France Must Hold Verdun at Any Cost

In Paris on February 29 Henri Berenger a French Senate member argues Verdun remains crucial to defend. He emphasizes ceaseless vigilance and work as Verdun’s loss would threaten Meuse heights and eastern movements, asserting the front could shift if Verdun falls.

France Verdun Paris Meuse

German War Report Claims Strong Artillery and Victories

Berlin reports heavy artillery activity in the Western theater with a small armored work near Douaumont stormed. It says Allied attacks were repelled and lists captured prisoners, cannon, and machine guns, plus taken French positions near Thiaville. Eastern and Balkan fronts are unchanged.

Berlin London Meuse Douaumont Dieppe Abaucourt Blanzee Watronville Touchemont Manheulles Thiaville Pabonviller

Discontinue Courses at Evening High School

Dr. Franklin B. Dyer orders the end of shorthand and typewriting classes at North Evening High School. Twenty one pupils were notified to seek enrollment at other city evening schools if they wish to continue studies.

Franklin B. Dyer North Evening High School

Verdun War Briefs Report Slowed German Bombardment

French report a lull in German bombardment at Verdun with no infantry attacks. German defenses north of Col du Poivre hold and French prisoners near 17 000 claimed. Woevre and Champagne actions, Italian seizure of German steamers, and sinking of La Provence noted.

Verdun Col du Poivre Paris Douaumont Berlin Woevre Meuse Dieppe Abaucourt Blanzee Manheulles Champlon Watronvyille

Austrian Statement on Italian Artillery Actions

Vienna notes through Berlin reports Italian artillery activity against the Goeriz bridgehead and the Doberdo plateau as part of ongoing wartime operations. The communication originates from Austro Hun HQ and is transmitted via Say ville.

Vienna Berlin Sayville Goeriz Gorizia Doberdo

Italy May Open War on Germany Seizures Considered

In Parliament Italy requisitioned 34 of 37 German steamers interned in Italian ports. Officials note the action could foreshadow wider hostilities with Germany as the war situation evolves and ships are diverted to ease Allied dock congestion.

Italy Germany London House of Commons Washington Great Britain Portugal Ancona Lemnos Bari Waltraute Cagliari Spitzfels Catani Benita Palermo Algier Cantania Tunis Savonia Pastia Syracuse Atari Ambria Barionia Kattenturm Mudros Sigmaringen Italia Venice Samos Volos Massowah Axenfels Borkum Choissing Christian X Ostmark Persepolis Segovia Sturmfels

Girl 17 Runs Away Aiming To Be Movie Star

Florence Martin a Boston high school pupil aged 17 told police she ran away to pursue a film career. Friends praised her looks and promise of wealth but she lacked a job and was reported to have charged meals to her mother and carried a $50 bill.

New York Florence Martin Boston Florence

Boston Girl Pursues Acting Career in New York

A Boston teen, Florence Martin of 5% Newbury Street, left home after concentrating on becoming a moving picture actress. She traveled to New York with $38.06 after buying a dress, publications, and a train ticket, checked into the Hotel McAlpin, and used the name Peggy Fleur ette as she pursued film contracts rumored to reach $600,000 annually.

Mrs. Eddy Boston New York Charlie Chaplin Miss Martin Newbury Street Brookline High School Lauchlin C. Martin Annie Buchanan President Buchanan Mamma Florence New Yor Grand Central Station McAlpin Peggy Fleurette

German Gunfire Weakens German Lines Near Soissons

Paris dispatch reports that French artillery bombarded key enemy positions between Soissons and Rheims and Champagne batteries shattered German units around Hill 193. A mine crater west of Maison de Champagne was occupied by French forces.

Samogneux Verdun Paris Champagne Maison de Champagne Soissons Rheims Italy London War Office

Verdun Front Sees Lone Infantry Action Amid Heavy Bombardment

The Verdun north front endures continued bombardment with no infantry action reported. Germans entrench on Col du Poivre slopes while our forces occupy the first ridge. In Senones Ban de Sapt and nearby Vosges sectors, artillery action restrains enemy advances as counterattacks recapture some trenches.

Verdun Col du Poivre Samogneux Vosges Senones Ban-de-Sapt Seppois Dixmude la Panne Coude Kerque

Claims Hitchener Has Been Censured in Commons

In the House of Commons Arthur Lynch named the government for removing Far Kitchener from his chief functions, leaving the War Secretary in a largely figurehead role during debate on the consolidated fund bill. No reply was offered to the remarks.

London House of Commons Consolidated Fund Arthur Lynch West Clare Kitchener Lynch

No Renewal Denied for Maxim's Chinatown Cafe

The Licensing Board refused a license renewal for Maxim's Cafe on Harrison Avenue in Chinatown citing multiple complaints. Testimony from veteran waiter Michael Martin and 16 colleagues claimed managers offered and demanded loans with no repayment. The board barred any hotel or liquor license at the current site after May 1, suggesting suitable purchasers may relocate the license or be eligible for a common bar license at the same location.

Maxim's Chinatown Harrison Avenue Henri and Ernest Genaud Johm I. Doyle Michael Martin Maxini's Martin Maxim

Leading Lady Stabs Actor in Local Stock Company Incident

Rose King, leading lady of a Manchester stock company, stabbed Jee Kennedy with a bayonet during a performance of The Heart of Maryland. Kennedy, who plays heavies, received treatment between acts and finished his role. The wound occurred on stage. Kennedy continued in the show.

Manchester N. F Rose King Jee Kennedy Maryland

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