Allies Hold Line Against Tepgton Attack Along Aisne Front
Report from the long battle on the Aisne and surrounding sectors notes heavy fighting with no clear gains for either side. German forces press left and center near Chauny and Rheims, while Allied lines, including French and British troops, repel assaults and hold fortified positions, sustaining significant casualties.
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Chauny
Rheims
Brimont
Grand Duke of
Wuertemberg
von Hinem
Buelow
von Kluck
Montiaucan
Argonne
Bavaria
Nancy
Troyon
Oise
Aisne
Pampelie
Souain
Lorraine
Vosges
Iwoyon
Montfaucon
Ar Arene
Paris
Belgium
Luxemburg
France
President's Hands Tied in World Peace Talks Standstill
President Wilson faces a stalled peace effort as Germany rejects urgent talks. The Imperial Chancellery reply to the United States inquiry leaves no immediate prospect for negotiations. The initiative’s progress is halted with unlikely immediate tangible proposals forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Unite
Wilson
Imperial Chancella
Prezent
Recent Pictures, Received From Belgium
Damaged photos show a bombardment scene above Ostend with crowds clamoring for passage to England below. The images depict destruction from a bomb dropped by an unidentified bomber over the port area.
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Ostend
England
A General Survey Of The War Across Aisne Front
A broad wartime summary describes ten days of fighting along the Aisne near Paris with German retreat and Allied reinforcement under way. It notes bombardment of Rheims, Przemysl siege, Russian moves in Galicia, and a possible British entry by Bowmania, plus German and British naval actions at sea including Koenigsberg sinking merchant ships and Pegasus damaged.
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Germany
France
England
Aisne
Paris
von Klud
Hagins
Belgium
East Prussia
Silesia
Earl Prussha
Wilhelm
Russia
Poland
Bowmania
Pegasus
Koenigsberg
Zambar
Turkey Forms Army Aviation Corps Flight to Beirut Tragedy
The Ottoman Empire forms an army aviation corps as a flight from Constantinople to Alexandria is undertaken to showcase Turkish prowess. Captain Fethy and Lieutenant Sadik lead one monoplane. Noury and Ismail Hakki the other. Noury’s plane suffers early faults, Fethy’s reaches Beirut and Damascus, but after departing Damascus February 27 the aircraft vanishes near the Lake of Tiberias with wreckage found later. The cause remains unknown though aviation work continues with volunteers.
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Turkey
Jerusalem
Bosporova
Holy Land
Haver Pasha
Constantinople
Alexandria
Fethy
Sadik
Noury
Ismail Hakki
Sultana
Beirut
Damascus
Lake of
Tiberias
Sueu
Royal interest in English dog work spurs league home
Friends of the og and Princess Christian along with Victoria Louise and other royals back Our Dumb Friends League in England. A dog shelter is planned under league auspices in London. Also notes on seeds, fodder, and farming practices including seed value, horse team balance, and feeding for good stock.
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The
Princess Christian
Princeas Victoria Louise
England
Dumb Friends’ ‘League
London
League
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