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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1915

Page

5

Big Allied Drive In France Advances Amid Heavy German Reinforcements

British troops led by Scottish regiments launched a fierce assault from Loos towards Hill 70 and Hulluch, breaking wire and pushing through German trenches. Officers and soldiers endured brutal fire with many killed or wounded while Sir John French praised the brave, mud-caked battalions as they continued the offensive.

Kitchener Thut Flanders Loos Cite St. Aguste Hill 70 Laos Hulluch John French

Loos Battlefield Echoes Courage and Surrender in House Fight

Amid Loos fighting a tall German corpse blocked a trench as advancing troops surged toward the village. Street battles raged for hours with machine guns in windows and cellars as heavy losses mounted and dozens of Germans surrendered in one house after a signaller fired.

Loos Flere

Italian War Office Reports Tolmino Front Actions

The war office says in Tolmino the enemy pressed Santa Maria height and two surprise attacks were repulsed. Mountain detachments attacked spurs of Monte Nero near Tolmino, forcing the enemy back and taking 66 prisoners and two machine guns. Three Austrian floating mines in the Isonzo River were hauled out to protect bridges.

Rome Paris War Office Tolmino Santa Maria Monte Nero Isonzo

War News In Brief From Front Lines Europe

Reports from Paris London and Berlin describe ongoing battles across Champagne Arras Vimy Tahure Massiges St Mihiel Le Pretre Apre mont and Souchez areas with heavy bombardment and shifting gains. Western drive losses reach 120000 and 79 cannons as forces clash near Lake Swenton and Vileika.

Champagne Mesnil Paris Arras Souchez Vimy Tahure Massiges le Pretre Apremont St. Mihiel Tigris Mesopotamia Bagdad London Field Marshal von Hindenburg Western Front Loos Berlin Dvinsk Russia Lake Swenton Vileika

General Obregon Captures Torreon in Mexican Revolt

General Obregon reports taking Torreon and plans to push on to rout the reactionaries. Carranza orders church bells rung in Torreon after receiving the telegram confirming the victory.

Vera Cruz Torreon General Obregon Carranza Obregon

Concord High School blanks Clinton in season opener

The Concord High School football eleven defeated Clinton High School 14 to 0 on the Concord playgrounds, earning their first win of the season.

Concord Concord High School Clinton High School

Big Allied Drive Rebutted by Berlin War Office Report

Berlin reports a recapture of British territory north of Loos from German forces, while French assaults near Souchez and Neuville are described as partly repulsed. In Champagne French efforts to breach German lines are said to have failed.

Berlin London Loos War Office Souchez Neuville Champagne Baden Rhineland

Western Front News Reports Halting Enemy Breakthroughs

Wartime dispatch describes renewed German counterattacks around Loos Souchez Neuville and Massiges repelling British and French efforts. It notes German hill defenses held against repeated assaults and reports increased enemy prisoners while two British aircraft were shot down and captured.

Massiges la Fille Morte Flanders

Eastern theatre notes show German advance in Baltic region

The report details Army groups under von Hindenburg and Eichhorn driving forward near Dvinsk and Lake Swenton with cavalry actions near Lake Cristiata and Postawy. It notes scattered enemy activity west of Vileika and a dispersal by German artillery. Other army groups report no major changes while Lin­singen’s forces push Russians beyond Kormin and Putilowka.

von Hindenburg Dvinsk Lake Swenton Lake Cristiata Postawy von Eichhorn Vileika Smorgen Wischnew Prince Leopold

Two More American Cargoes Are Held Up

The Danish steamship California from New York Aug 31 to Christiania with a general cargo is detained at Leith by British authorities. The Swedish steamship Helsingborg from Port Arthur Texas Aug 28 to Aarhus Denmark with a cargo of cot on eee is detained at Kirkwall.

London California New York Christiania Leith Helsingborg Port Arthur Texas Aarhus Denmark Kirkwall

Austro German Forces Push Toward Serbia

Athens dispatch reports three hundred thousand Austrian and German troops began an advance on the Serbian frontier toward Orsova. The move signals a major push on Serbia with large combined forces involved.

London Orsova Athens Exchange Telegraph Company

Military bulletin reports minor gains near Anafarta and air raid on Lemnos Island

The war office statement says Turkish forces won minor successes near Anafarta and silenced an enemy battery near Avi Burnu. One enemy gun was destroyed near Seddul Bahr, and on Monday Turkish airmen bombed an aeroplane shed on Lemnos Island.

Constantinople London War Office Anafarta Avi Burnu Seddul Bahr Lemnos Island

Serbian War Office report on air raids and infantry actions

The Serbian war office states hostile aircraft bombed Podjevatz on the 24th, killing three men but causing no military damage. On the 25th they dropped more bombs, killing one man. Attempts by enemy detachments to cross the Drina near Resnik and near Porachnitz on the 24th night were unsuccessful.

Nish London

Belgian Front Says Night Steady for Sept 28 29

Paris dispatch reports a Belgian official statement noting the night of September 28-29 and today saw only unimportant artillery actions on the Belgian front.

Paris

Germans Fail to Stem Tide in Artois and Champagne

Allied offensives in Artois and Champagne press forward despite German counteractions. French claim Hill 140 near Kimya and railway junction north of Massiges while German efforts at Vauziers and Argonne intensify. Eastern front sees Hindenburg strikes near Dvinsk and movements toward Minsk. British defeat Turks in Mesopotamia. Austro-German force of 300,000 rumored for Serbia. weather expected to halt eastern operations.

London Artois Champagne Kimya Lens Massiges Argonne Vauziers von Hindenburg Dvinsk Vileika Molodechno Minsk von Mackensen Prince Leopold Bavaria von Linsingen Volhynia Mesopotamia Tigris Bagdad Karna Amara Ahwaz Euphrates Nairie Serbia

Heavy fighting persists as Allies push at La Bassee line

Despatches report heavy British assaults south of the La Bassee canal with German reinforcements arriving to stem losses. Belgium is reported stripped of troops while German detachments move from the eastern front to meet what observers call the greatest western effort since the front stabilised from Belgium to Switzerland.

la Bassee Canal Belgium Holland Switzerland

Battle on the Champagne Heights Flares Through Night

Paris reports continued fighting on the heights between Souchez and Vimy as Allied forces hold their positions. The French war office issued an official communique detailing ongoing artillery and troop actions with no change in front lines.

Paris Souchez Vimy French War Office

Soldiers push gains on heights near Souchez Vimy and Champagne

The report notes continued battles on heights between Souchez and Vimy with new positions held. In Champagne fighting remains violent around enemy-held salients north of Mesnil and other targets. Progress is claimed on Tahure hill slopes, near the village, and north of Massiges, as bombardments rage in Le Pretre and Apremont forests.

Souchez Vimy Champagne Mesnil Tahure Massiges

Von Hindenburg Could Be Called to Western Command

German newspapers report two unnamed generals dismissed in the western war zone after the recent French British setback. A dispatch from Amsterdam notes a new German commander in chief of the western armies may be appointed, with Field Marshal von Hindenburg as a possible candidate.

London Amsterdam Exchange Telegraph Company von Hindenburg

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