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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1917
Page
1
Associated Press dispatch from Italian Headquarters reports British batteries saved from the enemy after three days with the Italian army. The correspondent notes the retreat was marked by cold, torrential rain, and hunger, with details of the overall situation withheld.
By Associated Press Bertin Oct 30Udine is now occupied by Arman forces after reports that the former Italian headquarters at that site have fallen under enemy control. Official statements confirm the capture and ongoing military action surrounding the city.
The Italian cavalry pressed contact with enemy vanguards while bridges over the Ttanie were destroyed to slow the advance. Italian forces conducted rear guard actions to hinder the opposing move as news from the front emerged.
Austro German forces push toward the upper Tagliamento river on the Northern Italian plain. Troops advance from Carnic Alps and reach Venetian soil as Italian retirement halts at a few river crossings amid swollen waters.
Miss Bessie Pearce surprised her mother Mrs. Pearce with a birthday dinner Sunday inviting 25 to 30 neighbors and friends. The event featured an afternoon musical program and social time. Mrs. Pearce is the Black River school teacher with a strong record for the year. George Truitt of Lakewood fixed items in his shop visited Monday. Bryant Williams and brother in law Dewey Johnson of Hope are in town, with Mrs. Jack Horne and the young relatives visiting from the state line. they plan to return to Black River tomorrow.
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London reports on October 30 the British offensive pushed Germans back nearly a thousand yards along the Ypres front. Major fighting centered toward Passchendaele outskirts and Poelcappelle with Canadians advancing on several ridge objectives. Local visitors include W. S. Johnson and others from Pecos Roswell Artesia and Dayton.
An Associated Press report says the first American wounded from the trenches has reached the base hospital. The injured serviceman is a lieutenant in the air corps who was struck by shell fragments in battle near France.
The report states a New York lawyer linked to Secretary McAdoo and the Liberty Loan flotation was appointed Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. The note refers to new offices created by the last session and mentions the date as unclear.
Petrograd reports Foreign Minister Terestchenko told the preliminary parliament that a separate peace is impossible and that securing any gains from Turkish territory remains a fundamental need.
By Associated Press Amsterdam October 30 Count von Hertling is named chancellor and Mic named prime minister Prastin as Germany forms a new government amid a fire disaster.
An Associated Press report notes an English assault on the northwest of Ypres along the rail line near the Roovers area. The morning briefing says British troops pressed forward with gunfire and were engaging German positions.
German assault on the Aine front near Corny was repulsed by Allied forces despite initial push. Reports indicate countermeasures halted the advance with German casualties not disclosed.
By Associated Press dispatch a British official said German planes last night attempted a raid on the southeast coast but caused no damage and the British defenses engaged without incident keeping the raid harmless.
In an early hour report from the Belliam front, Canadian forces reportedly held a stand near Ueh as enemy movements were observed. Details are scant and the scene appears to reflect ongoing frontline tensions.
Private John Allen, a Mississippi politician who served sixteen years in Congress and became a moving picture figure, died today in Jackson. The notice notes his long service and public profile in Mississippi politics.
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