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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1919

Page

8

Ludendorff’s Retreat as Russia Advances in 1914 Crisis

In October to November 1914 Ludendorff contemplates retreat from Warsaw as Russia pushes into German soil near Thorn and Silesia. The Kaiser and Tirpitz intervene. a near disaster at the Vistula follows Russian countermoves led by General Rennenkampf, with Tsar Nicholas stabilizing the situation.

Ludendorff Warsaw Germany Thorn Silesia Silesian Tirpitz Kaiserin Hindenburg Vistula Rennenkampf East Prussia Lodz Nicholas

Retreat, regroup, and a bold plan for East Prussia

General von Ludendorff recalls late 1914 talks with von Falkenhayn in Berlin about shifting forces to the eastern front and defending East Prussia. He details the reorganization of commands, the plan to strike between Wreschen and Thorn, and the heavy preparations with German and Austrian units to halt the Russian advance and threaten Warsaw.

von Falkenhayn Berlin Warsaw von Conrad Ypres Czestochowa von Hindenburg Hohensalza Wreschen Thorn Poland

German Army Surges Along Lodz Front in 1914 Action

German war diary recounts von Morgen guarding the Lodz flank north of Lowicz as the 9th Army advances toward Lodz and Braszyn, facing Russian crossing attempts on the Vistula. The 25th Reserve and Richthofen’s Cavalry Corps press the enemy, but a late Russian counterpress fractures German lines near Bresny and Skierniewice, risking a withdrawn campaign.

von Conrad von Woyrsch 3D Guards Hohensalza Von Zastrow Vistula Warsaw 3Rd R. C von Beseler 13Th A. C von Fabeck 9Th Lodz-Kiliuszki von Morgen Lowicz Novo Georgievsk Mlana von Richthofen 3D Guard Lodz Brsheshiny 9Th Army Skierniwice 17Th 9Th A. D Frommel Cav Posen Warta Mlawa Rennenkampf Cossacks Skikerniewice Koliuszki 11Th Army 25Th B. C von Schaffer-Boyadel von Massow Bresiny Petrokof Tomassoy A. C Skierniewice Breslny Koliuszki Station 3D Guard Division Bresing

Expert Analyzes Ludendorff Commentator Goetz Discusses Own Story

West Point graduate Colonel Robert Charles Goetz of the Field Artillery, U S A, was secured by the Boston Post to discuss General Ludendorff’s Own Story. He has been a close student of the military aspect of the great conflict.

Robert Charles Goetz Field Artillery Boston Post Ludendorff West Point

Eastern Front Battles Shift as German Drive Recasts Warsaw

An essay attributed to Col. Goetz analyzes Ludendorff and Hindenburg efforts in the east, detailing German troop moves from Warsaw through Lodz, the rail network's role, and the strategic aim to outmaneuver Russian forces. It notes German use of western troops to reinforce the north and the costly Russian retreats along the Vistula and Nida fronts.

Ludendorff Berlin Warsaw Posen Poland Hindenburg Silesia East Germany von Hindenburg Ivangorod Congress England Thorn Vistula Warta Lodz Western Front

German Victory Reported in Mazurian Lakes Battle

Ludendorff describes a major winter clash in the Mazurian Lakes region as a notable German victory and another setback for the Russians. The engagement occurred in deep snow, showcasing the efficiency of the German army.

Ludendorff Mazurian Lakes

Purported Buyer Charged With Broad Folly Across Cities

Morris Cohen claimed to be a purchasing agent for a Kansas City clothing house and traveled to Boston where he was ordered held for seven months in the house of correction unless bail was obtained. He bought $5000 in shoes from Louis Gardner of Boston, presented a bogus $3000 check, then borrowed $10 the next day. He faced additional Central Court charges for hotel expenses and small thefts. Inspectors McCarthy and Wolfe say he traveled with a scheme to purchase large lots and borrow small sums in many towns, with freight costs eclipsing losses.

Morris Cohen Kansas City Gardner Central Court McCarthy Wolfe

Urge Early Peace Action by American Manufacturers

New York Oct 17 Early ratification of the peace treaty was urged in a resolution adopted at the closing session of the American Manufacturers Export Association convention. The resolution says delay in ratifying peace causes industrial hesitancy and unrest and calls for early Senate action.

New York Convention of the American Manufacturers’ Export Association Senate Hberty United States

Hingston Arrested on Default Warrant

Frank P. Hingston a 27 year old of Tremont Street North End was arrested by Inspector Dennessey on a default warrant charging assaults with intent to kill Joseph Huggs of Dartmouth Street. An altercation occurred in a Summer Street entry where Huggs worked as janitor the day after the police strike. A knife was claimed used. Hingston posted bail but did not appear in Central Court for trial.

Frank P. Hingston Tremont Street North End Dennessey Joseph Huggs Dartmouth Street Huggs Hingston Central Court

Olive Tablets Advertisement Claim Colorful Health Boost

Advertisement promotes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute to improve skin tone mood and appetite. Claims the vegetable compound cleanses liver and bowels without dangerous effects and promises pink skin bright eyes and buoyancy. Distributed in 10c and 25c boxes with nightly use suggested.

HIDE AND SKIN MAN JAILED

Robert FE. Croke, Boston dealer in hides and skins, was jailed for four months for recklessly affecting friends finances. He appealed. Emma L. Mason loaned him 150 dollars in two borrowings to double, and John McCarthy turned over 20 dollars for a bank draft that could not be cashed. Inspectors Waite and McCarthy arrested him after he claimed to be taking a sanitarium cure. Mrs. Mason recently recovered 20 dollars after meeting Croke who said he planned to buy leather for an expected price rise.

Robert FE. Croke Boston Emma L. Mason John McCarthy Croke Waite and McCarthy

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed By McLean Woman

Mrs. John Koppelmann of McLean Nebraska praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health and delivering a healthy baby girl The ad claims the remedy helps displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities backache headaches nervousness and the blues and notes decades of public letters supporting its merit

McLean, Neb Lydia E. Pinkham John Koppelmann No. 1 McLean, Nebraska America

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General Erich von Ludendorff West Prussia Pomerania Soldau-Mlawa 8Th Army 6Th Upper Spirding Mauer Angerapp Lodz-Wloclawek Otto von Below Soldau Narew Roshan Pultusk Ees Hey Tion Russia Rennenkamp B. C Grand Duke Ludendorf McClure Great Britain Hutchinson & Co The London Times Spain Messrs. Seix & Bariel Italy Fratelli Treves Canada Australia France Belgium Holland Scandinavian Col Robert C. Goetz U.S. A C. R. Edwards Harvard University Universal Training Tannenburg Eighth Army Cracow Litzmann Cohen Hide and Skin Man PENN Joseph Hallian N. E. Mgr Colonial Bldg Mass Ea Noonan Petrole
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