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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1916

Page

8

British Strike the German Lines in All Fronts

Allied offensive gains emphasis as London reports heavy artillery activity and multiple raids along the British and French fronts. Italian forces advance in Trentino reclaiming positions from Austria as Paris notes Cadorna's order beginning counteroffensive.

London British War Office Rome Trentino Paris Briand Douglas Haig Cadorna Mafin

Verdun Front Bombardment Rages With 100 German Batteries

An official Verdun review says fighting intensified on June 22 with about 100 German batteries in action. German divisions from other fronts were identified near Fleury as they planned to extend gains toward Souville. French artillery answered with heavy bombardments on Froide Terre Belleville St Michel and Souvile to thwart a coordinated German thrust.

Paris Verdun Fleury Souville

Turks Begin Attack on Russian Lines

British sourced dispatch reports Caucasus actions with night repulses near Trebizond and a Turkish attempt on Nourik that was checked by dawn. In Mesopotamia the enemy broke our line at Revanduzo but was expelled, while a Baghdad thrust was thwarted with heavy Turkish losses.

Munster Fusiliers Anzacs Poziéres Montauban Longuevan Gommecourt Givenchy-en-Gohelle Loos Salient Mytschaete Wieltje Froj de Terre Pas Doullens Agueene Salle Morte Meuse Dead Man Hill Thiaumont Fumin Chenois Petrograd London War Office Caucasus Mesopotamia Trebizond Platana Djivizlyk Euphrates Nourik Revanduzo Mosu Bagdad

Germany Cuts Postal Links With Greece

Amsterdam dispatch reports the German Post Office Department suspending postal communication with all parts of Greece effective immediately, closing cross border mail service and disrupting correspondence.

Germany Greece Amsterdam London German Post Office Department

Russians threaten Bothmer's army in Bukowina operations

Reports from Petrograd describe a Russian push toward Kolomea after gaining ground in Bukowina and Kimpelung. Berlin and Vienna confirm heavy fighting west of Sokul with over 11,000 Russian prisoners since June 16 and repeated Austrian and German counteractions along the fronts in Galicia Volhynia and Bukowina.

Kimpelung Gurahumora Pflanzer Count von Bothmer Stripa River von Bothmer Teutonic Kovel Aland Brody Vladimir Volynski Jacobstadt Ivinsk Horodyshchy Baranovichi Soroboff Slutsk Shara Lake Vygonovskoye Lipsk Krasskoff Vladimiroff Styr Kolki Sokul Berlin London War Office Zaturze von Linsinxen Count von Rothmer Vienna Kuty Bukowina Galicia Volhynia Sokal

Breach Reported in Russian Front Near Lutsk

London dispatch says Austro German forces breached the Russian front at the Lutsk salient near the Svidniki bridgehead on the road to Kovel. The claim contrasts with Petrograd reports, and otherwise there is little movement in the theatre.

London Vienna Lutsk Svidniki Kovel Petrograd Lutek Times Russlan

Fierce Fight for Stokhod in Volhynia Front

Amsterdam report from June 26 describes heavy Russian offensives near Stokhod and Linewka. Russian artillery and counterattacks push and pull back German lines as Bavarians and Saxons suffer losses, with seven major Soviet thrusts and continued night assaults through the day.

Amsterdam Koelnische Zeitung von Linsingen Volhynia Stokhod Linewka

Arabs Wipe Out Traces of the Turks in Hijaz Campaign

Cairo dispatch says Grand Sherif of Mecca organized three armies to seize Medina Taif and Jiddah and to erase Turkish presence by cutting telegraph lines erasing Hijaz Railway and destroying stations over a hundred miles north. Reinforcements move toward Syria as Medina defense tightens.

London Arabia Cairo Saya *Fleuter Sherif Mecca Medina Mohammed Sherif Abdul Taif Jiddah Grand Sherif Hijaz Enver Pasha Turkey Syria Hiffaz Egypt

How to check Skin Diseases

A Baltimore doctor recommends a simple home treatment for itching and burning skin. Use Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap with warm water to wash, dry gently, apply a thin layer of Resinol Ointment, and cover with a light bandage. Repeat twice daily for relief and clear skin.

Baltimore Save Dept Resinol

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