French Lose On Two Mile Front In Verdun Battle
Berlin reports German gains on a two mile Verdun front from Le Mort Homme to Cumieres. Paris confirms losses northwest of Cumieres and senior officer prisoners. Other fronts include Austro Italian clashes, Russian reprisal near Augstinhof, and Turkish action near Melahe.
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Front Holds Fast Amid Renewed Italian War Office Update
The statement says overall front lines unchanged except Posina and upper Astico where enemy attacks renewed. In Lagarina and Pasubio intense artillery duels and active patrols. South of Posina enemy attacked Soglia di Campiglia and Mt Priafora. Italians held. Mines exploded on Monte San Michele breaching trenches.
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Western Front updates amid Meuse fighting and Italy clashes
Official reports describe heavy bombardment on the Meuse west bank between Dead Man's Hill and Cumieres and limited activity on the east bank. German and Bulgarian advances claim to push into Macedonia with Greek retreats cited. Verdun area sees French positions captured. An Italian ship sinks in Trieste harbor as Austrians renew offensives in Posina and upper Astico.
Verdun Front Bombardment Intensifies On Meuse Left Bank
Paris dispatch reports a very violent bombardment on the left bank of the Meuse between Le Mort Homme and Cumieres as German attacks on the east bank of the Meuse slacken per tonight’s official war office communiqué.
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French and German Artillery Engagements on Meuse Front
The French and Belgian reports describe moderate artillery activity on the right bank of the Meuse and in the Woevre. The afternoon French statement notes intensified bombardment between Dead Man Hill and Cumieres with a strong enemy attack and gains near Cumieres before being checked by French fire. Night fighting remained intense near Fort Douaumont with overall quiet elsewhere on the front.
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Russians Report Austrian Offensive Failures in Galicia
The official Russian HQ dispatch says Austrians attacked near Augustinhof and Gliadki in Galicia, but were repelled. Austrian bombardments targeted Vi leyka, Voystom, and surrounding trenches. a counterattack retook a lost post. Northeast of Zelena and Boutchache enemy efforts were halted by fire. Caucasus front unchanged.
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Cummings Denounces Dublin Executions at Irish Freedom Meeting
Matthew Cummings former national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians denounced the Dublin executions of Irish revolutionists as savage cruelty. He attacked England’s war aims and accused MPs of betraying Ireland urging resignations and return to Ireland.
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German Statement Claims Gap Bridge Gains And Greek Retreat
Berlin reports Western front activity with German forces capturing French positions from Dead Man's Hill to Cumieres, taking 35 officers and 1218 men. An enemy destroyer squadron was attacked near Ostend and a British biplane destroyed near St Eloi. Eastern front notes German advances near Lipsk. Balkan front describes Greek retreat after Struma ridge engagement.
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British War News Reports Limited Action and Shelling
The British midnight communique notes increased enemy air activity with one of our planes shot down but recovered on our lines, a hostile plane downed, and mining actions near Cuinchy and Souchez. It records quiet today with minimal infantry or heavy artillery actions and modest shelling around Neuville Saint Vaast Richbourg and near Ypres.
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Fifteen Injured in Automobile Mishaps Across Boston Suburbs
A string of crashes left fifteen people injured in York Beach Danvers Beverly and Quincy Point. Dentist Dr Bernard Burston was knocked from his motorcycle near Old Orchard and rushed to Breakers cottage for life saving care. Two women from Providence were treated for shock and bruises. A New York driver blinded by lights struck a mother and son at Quincy Point. Police in Reading and Lowell responded to other crashes as doctors fought to save Burston with his office in Boston.
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Automobile Crash Damages Pole In Danvers
A heavy touring car driven by Fredrick W. Bartell of Providence collided near Andover street and the Newburyport turnpike. Mrs. Bartell suffered scalp wounds and internal injuries and was taken to Beverly Hospital. Passengers Frank N. Atwood and wife, also of Providence, were bruised. The driver was uninjured.
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Boston Dentist Dies After York Beach Crash
Dr Bernard B. Burston, a Boston dentist, was critically injured when his motorcycle collided with an auto driven by John A. Green of Lynn, near York Beach Me. He died soon after at a Breakers Cottage hospital report says no bones were broken but recovery chances were slim.
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Blinded by Lights Causes Pedestrian Knockdown in Boston Area
Mrs. Mary A. Sudron six years old and her son James eighty eight were struck crossing a street by a car driven by Stanley N. Seil of 220 Fifth Avenue New York. They were taken home for treatment by Dr. Edward H. Bushnell with shock and bruises. The driver reported the accident to police and was not detained. He said glare from oncoming cars from the beach impaired his vision as he approached Quincy Point en route from Nantasket to Scituate.
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Auto Hits Jitney Injuring Man and Woman
A woman and a man were severely injured when a jitney operated by R. A. Goldstein of Lynn collided with a large touring car owned and driven by I. A. Carrissimi of 132 Broad Street. About a dozen other passengers were shaken up in the crash.
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Jitney Collision Injures Boston Student and Passenger
A collision yesterday morning at Ocean and New Ocean Streets in Lynn left Mrs Kown knocked from a vehicle and two teeth knocked out. Boston University student I Vining, riding on the jitney front seat, suffered a right hip injury. Other riders escaped serious harm.
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Boy Struck by Auto on Ferry Street Near Everett Home
Year old Charles Merley of 2A Ferry street Everett was struck by an automobile owned and driven by George N. McMahon of 2 Charles street Somerville yesterday noon. A rear wheel passed over both legs causing bruises but no broken bones. Patrolman W. Hi Hafferty aided and carried him home.
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Auto Strikes Man After Ball Game Near Fenway Park
Morris Meyers 21 of 49 Chestnut Street Allston was struck by a car leaving a ball game at Fenway Park yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Commonwealth Hospital with hip and ankle contusions. The automobile owned by Richard P. Green of Everett and driven by James J. Byrne.
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