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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1914

Page

7

Russians claim victory over Hindenburg near Silesia

Special Cable reports Petrograd saying Russian forces defeated General Von Hindenburg west of Kalysez driving Germans beyond Silesia frontier. Germans supposedly lost 12 heavy guns with many dead. Russian sources describe a deserting German line from Kalisz to Czestochowa negated by bayonet actions and a rapid Russian cavalry turning movement. If true, Russians reportedly overflow the Silesian border toward Breslau.

London Petrograd von Hindenburg Kalysez Silesia Kaliscz Czensta Chowa Ostrovo Silesian Breslau

Million More Men Sought by Britain to March 31

London Nov 13 11:30 am A supplementary estimate introduces for another million men required by the British government for the year ending March 31 This brings the total army not including territorials to 2 186 400 officers and men.

London House of Commons Territorials

Asquith Reports British War Casualties

Premier Asquith told the House of Commons today that British casualties up to October 31 totaled about 57,000 men of all ranks. The figure came in reply to a question from Edward T. John of East Denbighshire.

Asquith London House of Commons Edward T. John East Denbighshire

Trumpet from the Dust by Rabindranath Tagore

The poem presents a call to arms and awakening as the trumpet lies in dust. The speaker recalls a day of toil and seeks renewal through courage, struggle, and a renewed life. Voices, battles, and a quest for inner armor mingle with imagery of night, light, and rising fire.

Pictures of Rheims Seen in Recital Hall

Professor Norman Nesbitt lectured on the devastation in France using 150 slides. He showed dead in the streets, the capture of French standards in Paris, and bombarded Rheims with images of German aggression and French champagne cartoons.

Rheims Norman Nesbitt Nesbitt Paris

Protest at Turkish search of Allied embassies

London dispatch reports that the American and Italian ambassadors in Constantinople protested after Turkish authorities broke into and searched the British French and Russian embassies. The Athens correspondent notes the incident occurred early on November 14.

London The Daily Telegraph Athens Constantinople

Film theatres may reopen in Paris

Paris directors of moving picture theatres and provincial houses met after Premier Viviani advised permission to reopen with certain films. No action was taken at the meeting.

Paris France Moving Picture Theatres Provinces Viviani

ALL RUSSIA IS BACK OF HER ARMY

A British correspondent summarizes Professor Bernard Pares on the Russian army's spirit in Poland and Galicia. He notes enduring trench discipline, shared hardship, and a cheerful, confident frontline outlook. Cavalry played a small role, Ruthenian Austrians faced tough choices, and wavering units shifted to the Russians.

ALL Russia London Poland Galicia Bernard Pares Pares Russia

Cossacks Use Calm Tactics Against Hostile Inhabitants

The Cossacks, leading the army, offered little violence in the field and sometimes adopted drastic but not necessarily violent measures in handling hostile inhabitants of the district, according to Professor Pares.

Pares

German Aviators Fly Over England

Berlin reports via wireless from Sayville that German aviators have flown over English seaports Sheerness in Kent at the Thames mouth and Harwich in Essex about 70 miles northeast of London. The official press release details the incidents and locations of the overflights with notices for readers.

Berlin Sayville L. I Sheerness Harwich Kent Thames London Essex

U.S. May Use Good Offices Over Ecuador and Colombia

Secretary Bryan said he would study notes from British and French ambassadors to see if the United States should offer good offices to ease tensions involving Ecuador and Colombia amid alleged neutrality violations by Great Britain and France. He noted no decision yet and that the notes do not demand action, though they imply the U.S. might invite the South American nations to cooperate.

Washington Bryan United States Ecuador Colombia Great Britain France

Example set by this government in maintenance of neutrality

The passage notes how the government demonstrated neutrality in wartime by carefully regulating wireless communications and monitoring ship connections. It emphasizes the broader policy of denying belligerents access to vital signals and ensuring peaceful and lawful maritime operations.

Protests in Melbourne Over Emden Captain Reception

Melbourne protests a proposed public reception for Captain Carl von Muller of the German cruiser Emden, recently destroyed by the Australian cruiser Sydney. A Melbourne despatch via Reuters notes the uproar follows the idea of honoring his gallantry and courtesy upon arrival.

London Melbourne Carl von Muller Emden Sydney Reuter

General Geronimo Trevino Dies in Laredo at 78

Former general under Porfirio Diaz, Geronimo Trevino, died in Laredo Texas after a short illness. He was 78 and had been a prominent figure in Mexico's military and political life.

Diaz Laredo Texas Geronimo Trevino Porfirio Diaz Mexico

German Prisoners Taken By Japanese In New Dispatch

New York November 13 The East and West News Bureau released a Tokio despatch detailing a meeting between Japanese Army Commander-in-Chief Kamio and Captain Meyer-Waldeck former governor of Tsingtau on November 10 at Moltke barracks. Waldeck to board transport bound for Japan on the lith. Total prisoners taken announced. Ceremony of entry by Japanese troops into Tsingtau expected November 16.

Ryan New York East and West Duereau Tokio Kamio Meyer-Waldeck Tsingtau Moltke Barracks Waldeck Japan Tau

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