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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1918
Page
7
The piece assesses a German withdrawal to the Meuse and Scheldt lines, arguing it could preserve a capable defense and shorten their front. It notes potential Allied setbacks, American advances along the Meuse, and the risk of German morale holding or breaking under pressure.
Allied forces report capture of Lens and Armentieres as battles shift toward Verdun with German resistance described as ongoing and firm.
Allied forces press their advance from the North Sea to the Swiss border as British American and French troops break German lines. Belgian and British units seize Roulers and threaten Ostend Zeebrugge while CaR Sur routes near Armentieres and Lille fall under allied attack. Americans move toward the eastern end of the Argonne as German resistance softens in places. In Italy and the Balkans Austro-Hungarians retreat before Italian advances with large prisoner captures.
A Belgian armored car entered Roulers and then returned safely to Belgian lines, according to the official communiqué issued tonight from Havre.
Mrs Gertrude Hannon Logan wife of Theodore Logan dies of influenza at 560 Broadway in the home of Brigadier General Lawrence J Logan. Funeral services are private at Gate of Heaven Church South Boston at 10 oclock tomorrow. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Frank J Hannon.
The Tampa disaster leaves 10 officers and 102 enlisted men missing or dead. Admiral Sims reports New Englanders aboard include Captain Charles Satterlee and 16 enlisted men from several states plus two brothers from Tampa. Coast Guard muster rolls list additional crew attached to the ship with some already receiving treatment.
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