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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1916

Page

6

Provisional Greek Government Moves Toward War Declaration

The Venizelos led provisional Greek government in Crete calls for unity with the Allies and Serbians to expel invaders. It urges the king to lead or for the nation to take necessary steps to save Greece as war against the Teutonic powers looms. In the wider war, Entente troops push on the Somme front with moves toward Combles and Thiepval, while Eastern fronts see heavy fighting and large Russian prisoner counts.

Gaidiea BosTON _P& POST Greece Crete Bulgaria Venizelos Coundouriotis Germany Sofia

Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Endorsed By Illinois Mother

Mrs Aug Doellefeld of Carlyle Illinois writes that Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin keeps her four children in perfect health after years of use. The laxative blend with pepsin eases bowels and supports general health in children and adults. Bottles sell for fifty cents in drug stores, with a free trial bottle available by mail from Monticello Illinois.

Aug. Doellefeld Carlyle, Tl Dr. Caldwell W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello Illinois

General Brussiloff Advances in Romanian Front

Petrograd dispatch reports General Brusiloff pushing extreme left toward the highway between Kimpelung and Maramaros Sziget cutting the Austro German line of communication. Russians seize a mountain overlook and gain a strategic edge while firing on Kirlibaba for the first time. They advance near Manouva and Kharbuzoff despite German reinforcements, taking 1500 prisoners. Overall since defense began, 420000 officers and men captured, 2590 machine guns and mine throwers seized, 600 cannons captured.

Korynitza Berlin Galicia Krasnolesie Carpathians Brussiloff Petroseny Hermannstadt Transylvania Dobrudja Paris Florina Cordevole Rome Petrograd London Betwen Kimpelung Maramaros Sziget Kirlibaba Novoe Vremya Charny-Cheremosh Kuty Bukowina Manouva Kharbuzoff Sereth

Tank tale in trenches and Thiepval battles on Western Front

British dispatches recount a tank's Berlin dream and stubborn German dugouts near Thiepval. The narrative blends humor and peril as infantry rescue the immobilized behemoth, while Schwaben redoubt north of Thiepval yields nearly 600 prisoners.

Schwaben Thiepval London Ancre Courcelette

Eastern Front battles and gains reported by Austrian HQ

The Austro Hungarian general headquarters bulletin details bitter fighting on the Tilisitui ridge near Petroseny with Romanian counter attacks failing. It also notes German troops advancing north of Lipnicadonna, Russian prisoners and captured weapons, and von Marwitz’s forces reclaiming lost positions with heavy enemy losses.

Vienna London Tilisitui Petroseny Nagy Szeben Hermannstadt Archduke Charles Francis Kirlibaba Ludowa Arata Pass Lipnicadonna von Tersztanszky von Marwitz

Sinking of Several Steamers Reported

News from London and coastal ports reports multiple ship losses. The 2500 ton British steamship Stathe and the 688 ton Swedish bark Benguela were sunk, with crewed ships Knut Hilde, Dania and Thelma among Glasgow and British vessels also sunk. Thurso and Newby losses are noted with crews landed or missing. Elwine Koppen reported sunk in the Gulf of Bothnia near Lulea.

London Stathe Christiania Lloyds Knut Hilde Dania Thelma Glasgow Newby Peterhead Scotland Thurso Stockholm Elwine Koppen Gulf of Bothnia Lulea R. Koppen Stettin

Serbians Repulse Four Bulgarian Attacks at Kaimakcalan

Serbian headquarters dispatch to Reuters reports four Bulgarian assaults on Kaimakcalan mountain repelled with heavy losses on both sides. The Witchladd suffered deteriorating strength after reinforcement and suffered many casualties while the Serbians captured fifty prisoners in the trench fighting.

London Kaimakcalan Reuter Kaimakealan

Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Dark Gray Coverage

An advertisement touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a dye free solution that restores gray or faded hair to a dark, glossy, healthy look. It claims quick, even results, harmless use, and a money-back guarantee. Priced at 50 cents for a large bottle from Riker Jaynes Liggetts in Boston with mail order for out of town buyers.

Q-Ban Riker-Jaynes- Liggetts Drug Stores Boston Mass

German Offensives Repulsed on Verdun Somme Fronts

German forces launch a strong attack on Verdun between Thiau mont and Fleury but are repulsed with heavy German losses. British and Allied troops gain ground on the Somme between Martinpuich and Gueudecourt. German air raids hit Bucharest. Bulgarian assaults near Florina are repulsed by French and Russian forces. British artillery active on the Struma front near Janina.

Ancre Somme Berlin Martinpuich Gueudecourt London Florina Struma Janina Paris

Russian War Report Rebuffs Enemies West of Riga

Russian statement from Petrograd reports enemy attempts to reach trenches west of Riga repulsed. After a heavy bombardment near Pinsk small enemy detachments attacked but were pushed back by outposts. Fighting resumed near Bubnov Sviniuchy and Korytniza as the foe resists. Seaplane raid damaged an enemy aerodrome near Lake Angern with 20 enemy planes in combat. Lieutenant Gorkovenko died when his aircraft was lost.

Petrograd London Riga Pinsk Bubnov Sviniuchy Korytniza Baltic Sea Lake Angern Gorkovenko

Greeks Warships Join Allied Fleet at Salamis Bay

Athens reports Admiral Coundouriotis departure shaking the Greek navy. The battleship Hydra and two torpedo boats left their anchorage and joined the allied fleet at Salamis Bay. A palace conference with Premier Kalogeropoulos and senior officials discussed Greece’s move amid Entente silence on the proposal to join the Allies.

Athens London Coundouriotis Hydra Salamis Bay Kalogeropoulos Moschopoulos Damianos Nicholas Strathos Greece

Crete forms provisional government after revolution

In CANEA Crete on September 28 a people led revolution ends royalist resistance. Venizelos and Admiral Coundouriotis rise as provisional leaders with a third member. Royal portraits torn down as Crete aligns with the Entente and plans to join the allied forces.

Canea Crete Greece Heraclion Suda Bay Venizelos Coundouriotis Constantine

German War Report Details Frontline Actions in Western Theatre

The German official statement reports continued Allied attacks along the Somme and Ancre fronts being repulsed by German infantry, artillery, and air support under Generals Sixt von Arnim Huegel and Schenck. It notes aerial victories, Brussels bombing damage, and counterattacks recapturing positions near Korytniza with further gains. Eastern and Carpathian theatres also show Russian skirmishes repelled and German advances west of Krasnolesie.

Berlin Rupprecht of Wurttemburg Ancre Somme Sixt von Arnim von Huegel von Schenck Thiepval Eaucourt l'Abbaye Morval-Bouchavesnes Rancourt Bouchavesnes Alest Brussels Prince Leopold Bavaria River A Riga Miadziel Narocz Korytniza von der Marwitz Archduke Charles Krasnolesie Zlota Lipa Narayuvka Carpathians Kirlibaba Transylvania Balkans Tiermannstadt Bucharest

French War Office Bulletin Highlights Somme Front Activity

Paris reports a quiet night with no infantry action on the Somme while artillery pounded German positions. In the Balkans the British shelled Struma camps and Bulgarians attacked near Florina but were repulsed by Franco Russian fire. A strong Meuse attack at Thiaumont Fleury failed under machine gun and artillery fire.

Paris Somme War Office Kaimakcalan Florina Kenall Monastir Meuse Verdun Thiaumont-Fleury

Italian Front Reports Some Limited Actions and Raids

Rome in an official bulletin states that Austrian artillery engaged Limone on Lake Garda and Italian holdings between the Avisio and Vanoi Cismon valleys. Italian infantry raided a strong Austrian trench on the Asiago plateau, destroying it with grenades. The upper Cordevole valley saw a renewed enemy assault on a position recently captured near Monte Sief, repulsed with heavy losses. Elsewhere only artillery fire occurred and a few shells landed on Gorizia.

Rome London Limone Lake Garda Avisio Vanoi Cismon Asiago Cordevole Monte Sief Gorizia

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