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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
6
London report says Ismail Hakki surrendered with a division and parts of two others. The entire Turkish force opposing the British on the Tigris has been captured with about 7000 prisoners and substantial war materials.
British forces in the east of Courtrai attacked today and captured all objectives with about 1000 German prisoners taken. Field Marshal Haig announced that the third army moved southwest of Kudenarde and seized its goals and prisoners.
The American forestry section in France plans to deliver 1,100,000 cubic metres of fuel wood to front line troops by January. Foresters are gathering dead wood and forest refuse across French forests to supply enough wood for winter use, a logistics effort stretching from Paris to Berlin.
Grave rioting broke out in Budapest on Wednesday with mobs looting stores and attacking banks that have limited payments to 100 crowns. News reached Amsterdam today about the Hungarian capital’s upheaval.
London reports a major air action on the western front with 64 German planes destroyed and 15 driven down on Wednesday. Including two ground losses, 66 German aircraft are accounted for, a front daily record with British losses of 18 machines.
Official Rome wireless dispatches report fifteen Austrian divisions held between the Brenta and Piave have been cut off by the capture of the Va dal mountain pass. Allied Italian forces press the advantage as enemy casualties are described as appalling and a crisis nears.
New York October 31 Captain Andre Tardieu the French high commissioner to the United States who had been ill in New York with influenza since arriving from France last Sunday left today for Washington.
The admiralty announced a British destroyer sank after colliding with a merchant ship on Tuesday in London. There were no casualties.
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