Ludendorff Redeems East Prussia With Bold Command
Ludendorff rises from quartermaster general to chief strategist as Russia mobilizes rapidly, threatening Paris. German generals scramble to defeat France before Russia. two Russian armies strike east Prussia, shattering German cover forces. Ludendorff is tapped to lead and save East Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludendorff
Liege
Germany
France
Russia
Paris
Great General Staff
von Buelow
Belgium
East Prussia
Ludendorff Receives Eastern Duty Aug 22 1914
General Ludendorff recounts his call to lead the East Prussian front with the Eighth Army. He describes letters from Moltke and Stein urging swift action, the move to Coblenz, and plans to retreat and reorganize against Russian forces near Gumbinnen and Lake Mauer. He notes Hindenburg's entry as commander and the tense shift toward holding the Passarge line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Army
Wavre
Namur
von Moltke
Coblenz
Eighth Army
Rennenkampf
Gumbinnen
Konigsberg
Lake Mauer
Pregel
Angerapp
Deime
Konigsburg
Eastern Front Under Hindenburg and Ludendorff
Colonel Goetz analyzes Ludendorff's Own Story focusing on East Prussia and Russia in 1914. He notes Von Hindenburg's return to service, the German split fronts, and the Russian advance threatening Berlin. The piece discusses German strategy, misjudgments, and the defeat of Samsonoff by combining Austrians and Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludendorff
East
von Hindenburg
East Prussia
St. Privet
Paris
Russia
Germany
Austria
Marne
Berlin
Vistula
Eighth Army
Belgian
German Army Movements Near Rennenkampf and Redirection Plans
The text details German strategy to withdraw forces if Rennenkampf advances slowly after Gumbinnen. It outlines shifting the First Reserve Corps and 17th Army Corps toward Bischofsburg and Seeburg, with further redeployments to cover the Narew front and defend east of the Vistula if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennenkampf
Gumbinnen
17Th
Wormditt
Allenstein
Eighth
Vistula
Bartenstein-Gerdauen
Bischofsburg-Neidenburg
Schippenbeil
Bischofsstein
Bischofsburg
Seeburg
R. C
A. G
Samsonoff
Narew
Plans for Battle and Early Fighting Reveal Ludendorff Acts
The article notes Ludendorff planned the battle and describes the first day of fighting where one of his army corps breached the Russian line and sparked advance leading to Samsonoff’s disaster. It cites publishers in Italy and rights across several nations and promises continuation in tomorrow’s Post and sister editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludendorff
Samsonoff
Expert analyzes Ludendorff story on war aspects
Colonel Robert Charles Goets of the Field Artillery, a West Point graduate and former staff officer, discusses General Ludendorff's Own Story. He has lectured on military, diplomatic, and historical angles and recently joined Harvard as professor of military science after touring French battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Charles Goets
Field Artillery
Boston Post
Undendorff
Clarence R. Edwards
Goetz
West Point
Post
Department of Military Science
Harvard University
War Department
S Depara
Goats
France
Flanders
Chateau Thierry
Meuse-Argonne
St. Mihiel
Oldest Dedham Citizen Thomas Ryan Dead
Thomas Ryan of 3% Washington street Dedham died yesterday at his home in his 90s. Born in Tipperary Ireland he came to the United States six years ago and lived in Dedham. He leaves two daughters two sons and a grandson. Funeral at St Marys Church Dedham tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ryan
Washington Street
Dedham
Mr. Ryan
Tipperary
Ireland
St. Mary’s Church
Prohibition Enforcement Measure Cleared by Senate
The Senate adopted the war time and constitutional prohibition enforcement bill after a brief conference agreement. No debate followed, surprising observers. Senator Stirling of South Dakota urged the measure and Vice President Marshall oversaw the vote, which passed viva voce. The bill goes to the House for final action.
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Senate
Washington
House
Stirling
South Dakota
Marshall
Quincy Friends Contribute Bulk to Irish Victory Fund
John H. H. McNames of the Prudential Trust Company reports over 250 new donations from Quincy supporters for the Irish Victory Fund. Contributions come from numerous residents on Willard, Crescent, Rogers, Quarry, and nearby streets plus Newton Upper Falls and East Milton, with amounts ranging from five cents to several dollars and including many named individuals.
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John H. H. McNames
Prudential Trust Company
Summer Street
Boston
Irish Victory Fund
Quincy Friends of the Cause of Ireland
James McTonaghlin
Hale St
Newton Upper Falls
Michael Donovan
Roxbury St
W. H. McCarthy
Warren St
Rox
Quincy Es Fol
Thomas I. Rogan
Crescent
W. Quinawaie
Bee Osbeteanoene
Grove St
Quincy
Willard St
G. Johnson
Willard
Ww. Beattie
Eilen McNealy
Aulkner
Helen M. Pendergast
Annie Farrell
Michael Reilly
B. Gregnon
John Bolanger
B. Gargon
Willard Bt
Frank Pelitti
Ray Hood
Bates
C. McGilvary
G. Rembiter
W. Hansbury
East Milton
C. Perkins
Perkins
Dd. Scully
Charles Mullen
East Miltom
R. J. Corkery
T. Pooley
Little
Dillon
A. B. Murray
Rogers Et
Mannix
Rogers St
George W. Berry
Michael Gray
John Bryan
Wollaston
R. Griffin
Bates Ave
M. Griffin
J. Griffin
Elizsabeth P. Farrell
James Mullarkey
John Bertoni
Ambrose Bertoni
Petrick Grogan
Grogan
Peter Gilrain
Peter Farrell
Quarry St i Veeeees
Morrisette
Dayton St.sereee
Aul Morrisette
Dayton Gbi Ceweeee
Michael Saville
Dayton St
Moriarty
Dayton
Timothy Donahy
Ry St.cercere
Johnson
Hall Pr
George L. Rodgers
Crescent St
Anderson
Barry Strees
Matthew Lyons
Barry St
Catherine Cronin
Joseph McGrath
William F. Loud
Ben Ladd
Cross St
Walter Buckley
Copeland
Nise Abbott
Adams St
EF. Doble
Copeland St
Esceessess
Eeeseees
Crohmay
Gevusenes
John Connolly
K. Tikierien
Joseph Saville
Michael Plant
Robert Saville
Grogan Ave
Thomas Robinson
James
Charlie Riley
Hall Pl
James Mullakey
Quarry OG Cine
Michael Cross
Cor. Beals and
Adams Sh
Martin Niland
Robertson Cog
Patrick Stanton
Batilave
W. Hodgson
Chickatawba St
B. P. Perine
Hallet St
A. I. Bartlett
Weybosset St
No. Weymouth
Ceess Versees Es Ceeeves
Peter Griffin
William Martell
Copeland Bt
Eccvseses i
Goslin
Garnell
Eek Eneaas
M. Della Luca
India Ave
Wrightington
Bridgewater
Mathewson
East St
Weymouth
Rakinow
Summer St
Francis
Deering Rd
A. Johnson
Clayton St
J. F. Meserve
South St
Touis A. Herbert
Chestnut St
Agnes B. Keene
Hannah M. Keene
Walter FB. Barry
WY. Hamilton
Foster St
Feeve
Stanley Laundry
J. Merigan
Jenes McCarthy
Mrs. F. McCarthy
Peter Mahoney
Jessie McCarthy
Margaret McCarthy
Agenes L. Keegan
Ommercial House
East Weymouth
Cox
Germaine
C.eeee
Nathan Ellis
Nh Meng
Nh Meng Ic de Rev SO
Ran . Doyle
Revere
H. Sullivan
Iy S. Hafferty
Ef Shaughy
Fary Morrisey
Arthur B. Murphy
Daring Dancer recalls King Albert in Coblenz meeting
Mrs. Mary White Mullen, an overseas entertainer with the Army of Occupation, told D A R members in Faelten Hall about dancing with Belgium’s King Albert at the Coblenz Casino and preferring American doughboys to royalty, noting the king’s personality and merely fair dancing.
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Albert
Mary White Mullen
John Paul Jones
Faelten Hall
Boston
Biddeford Walker Aims for New England Walking Title
Horace Free a 76 year old Biddeford man proclaims himself the walkingest feller in Maine and challenges New England walkers to a match from one to two and a half miles. He impresses witnesses with speed and has defeated Beau Caton and Bobby Dobbs in recent runs. He starts fast and maintains the pace to the finish.
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Biddeford
Weston
Horace Free
Maine
New England
Free
Cato
Bobby’’ Dobbs
Zbyszko
Old Orchard Beach
Drinking a Glass of Hot Water for Internal Sanitation
A health column extols starting the day with hot water and limestone phosphate to flush the stomach and digestive tract. It claims this morning ritual cleanses waste, sour bile, and toxins, improves appetite, and benefits biliousness, constipation, stomach trouble, and rheumatism.
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Hans
Kaiser Warred
General Erich von Ludendorff
Fatherland
von Stein
von Rochow
Count von Schieffen
Insterburg
Gosslerhaussen
Angerberg
Allenstein-Hohenstein
20Th
Nikolaiken
Loetzen
von Scholtz
Gilgenburg
70Th Landwehr
Thorn
Vonn Moltke
Koenigsberg
Scholtz
Deutsch-Eylau
Kulm
Graudenz
Marienburg
Strasburg
Lautenburg
Ailenstein
Landwehr
Landsturm
Ludendorf
Eastern Front
Passarge
Grunert
Hoffmann
Valdivia
Posen
Tannenberg
Hindenburg
East Prussian
17Th Army
Robert Charles Goetz
C. R. Edwards
Niemen
Rennenkamp
McClure
Great Britain
Hutchinson & Co
The
London Times
Spain
Messrs
Feliz and Barel
Italy
Fratelli Treves
Canada
Australia
Holland
Scandinavian Countries
Tomorrow’s Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Aley
Ecooeccogoee Gilcolne
Ye Hington St
Washington St
John Gilcofn
Wash
Spear
Roddie
Valle BC
Serahy
James Cliiven
Howise Roach
Wasington R Lend
Orten
Ceapuves Mealey
Or. i
Samuel Puastle
Donovan
Upland Rd
Emerson, Cottage Ave
James i Jialoney
Ancock St
Eeee
M T. Wade
Bary
Curlin
Hancock ‘St
Longefellow St
Meye
Galaan Hancock
C'S
Dace
Temple St
Eeeseearee
BE. Flanders
Saville
Escovscesss
A. J. Thom
Joseph Roach
Orrissey Res Ora Ceewebeneeess
Fritz & Son
Ford
Mrs. T
Brien
Gay St
Hancock St
Louis R. DiMaitio
Wardwell Alleys
John Curra
Chambre
Reliable Shoe Store
Hancock
H L. Kincaide
Remick Bros
Lu Williams
R. Bloomquist Aitest
H. Thorne
G. W.W. Jones
Joseph Nathan
Granite St
Warsaw
Cleaners and Dyers
H. E. Curtis
Sangioli Bros
James Morrissey
President Lane
J. Walsh
Schoost
KF. Lynch
J. Kelly
Butter Road
Teresa McDonald
Quincy Creamery
Ulney Trust Co Barry
Mtr. Williams
F. Daly
F. Flanelly
W.E. Murphy
R Caton
J. P. Ryan
Bethel St
Lennon
H. Curry
Francis Curry
Leonard Cushing
Hunt St
W. H. Sullivan
Chelmsford
Cor
P. R. Lippin
Warren Ave
Biddeford Walker
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