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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1917

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Germans Drive Fresh Attacks on Western Front

Heavy fighting rages across the front as German forces renew counterattacks from Ypres to the Roulers area. British and French troops hold, repelling assaults amid muddy ground and persistent artillery duels. Russian leadership sees high-level changes as Korniloff takes command and Brussiloff resigns, with troop movements and displacements reported on multiple fronts.

London Ypres Ypres- Peres Pailsa Tos Juhen Todas War Office Bristorces le 1 Poetons i Fande Douglas His Yesterda Petrograd Alexis Bef Brussiloff G Korniloff

Aerial Squadrons Lead British Attack Across France and Belgium

British air service flew under heavy fire in a dawn offensive to aid the infantry near Ypres. Squadrons attacked at very low altitudes, engaging German planes with machine guns and rifles. Several air battles occurred with many German losses while most British planes returned safely. A British aviator patrolled roads and canals to guide advancing troops, even near a German airfield before dawn.

Ypres- Roulers Trermen Ypres France Belgium Associated Press Teutons

Kings Stratagem tale in romantic France dice throw

The Kings Stratagem recounts Henry of Navarre era intrigue with a city’s fate decided by a single toss of the dice. The issue contrasts romance of the past with contemporary realism and features famed authors of The Pasts popular fiction.

Mégasine France Henry of Navarre Tella

Frances Hodgson Burnett Publishes The Captain's Youngest

Frances Hodgson Burnett, author of Little Lord Fauntleroy, writes a new tale titled The Captain's Youngest. The story, described as another genuine classically charming boyhood tale, appears in a single installment.

Whess Lord Fauntleroy America

A Mans Honor at Stake Installment Mystery

Max Rittenberg presents a new and extraordinarily exciting yarn of crime detection told in installments. The Mind Reader style tales showcase scientific detective fiction as it appears in modern storytelling.

George Randolph Chester’s City Boss Romance Continues

The author of Get Rich Quick Wallingford threads a new tale of the city boss who wrecked corporations and won hearts, in a brisk campaign to capture the affection of a pretty girl amid his strenuous schemes.

Wallingford Gurl

Talbot Mundy Mystery Climax Promised in Next Sundays Post

In the nearing end of his romance with the Indian Secret Services King of the Khyber Rifles, the chapter for next Sunday leads toward the tag climax of the fascinating tale in next Sunday's Post.

Way to Foil U Boat Devised by Experts

New York reports a naval consulting board and Maj Gen George W Goethals appoint a special committee to guard American ships from submarine attack. W L Saunders says plans have been approved and urged war relief societies to adopt the system, citing sinking of four relief ships as the trigger. The premium on ships meeting provisions is being implemented by the war risk insurance bureau. John Moffat says shipping relief is the era’s gravest problem and expects the war relief clearing house to adopt Saunders’ suggestion.

New York Naval Consulting Board George W Goethals W L Saunders War Relief Societies War Risk Insurance Bureau Moffat War Relief Clearing House Saunders Europe Red Crone

Austria Key 10 Peace Divided Into Two Groups

In Washington allied diplomats split over Austria Hungary. One group backs Wilson separating Germany from Austria Hungary, the other sees them as a unit. Italy’s stance blocks progress as Austrian unrest grows and Balkans operations loom. Strong mentions of Hungary Romanians Serbs Bulgarians and Greek roles frame a widening crisis.

Wilson Germany Austria- Hungary Austria-Hungary Franz Josef Carl Italy Balkans

We Are Not Free Says Burgomaster of Berlin

Amsterdam Aug 2 Burgomaster Reicke of Berlin denounces internal Germany in Berliner Zeitung am Mittag saying the nation is not truly free. He questions profiteering, urges a real parliament with real power and a government led beyond bureaucratic control.

Burgomaster Berlin Amsterdam Burgomag Reicke Germany Berliner Zeitung Am Mittag

Three Airmen Die In Separate Aerial Crashes At Mineola Bay

News of three fatal hydroairplane accidents streams from Mineola and surrounding areas. Charles Fleischmann, son of former Cincinnati mayor, and pilot Harry Witz die when the machine collapses over Great South Bay. Capt Ralph L Taylor, training chief of aviation, plunges 800 feet at Mineola after losing control. Sergt Thomas Pell is injured. Details place the tragedies at Mineola and nearby waters with witnesses and victims including prominent figures and military aviators.

U. S Mineola Cincinnati New York Charles Pleischmann Juliaa L. Pleischmann Great South Bay Harry Witz Fietachmann Aviation Corps Bay Shore Long Island Witz Fleischmann Wits Ralph L Taylor Aviation Signal Corps Thomas Pell Taylor Stamford Conn Ralph L. Taylor Mineola Aviation Lincoln Taylor Washington and Jefferson College Gladys Marion Mortimer Sound Beach Connecticut Curtiss Newport News Victor Carlstrom Sheepshead Bay Newport Mminsala

Ice Cream Famine Follows Coal Shortage and Labor Crunch

Washington faces a severe ice shortage and rising milk prices as coal shipments to ice plants fell short last winter. Labor scarcity, draft effects, and high costs for bottles and supplies push dairymen toward closures while dealers push higher prices for milk, cream, and ice cream. Officials anticipate no relief until hot weather subsides.

Mik Washington Planta Costa Willam C Woodward Health Office Woodward

French Navy Minister Resigns in Paris

Hear Admiral La Caze, minister of marine, handed his resignation to Premier Aibot Baron Denys Cochin. Undersecretary of state for blockade resigns. Gerona reports Senor Prat de La Riva, chief of the Catalonian party, died here last night.

Paris Admiral Lacaze Aibot Baron Denys Cochin Gerona Spain Senor Prat de la Riva

German Line Pounds Halted By Russian Drive

The index notes German forces pounding a new line while Russian troops rally and Austria is seen as pivotal to peace efforts. The report hints at shifting fronts and strategic aims as Allied powers reassess positions.

Kaiser and Chiefs Hold War Council in Brussels

Amsterdam Aug 2 Emperor William called a high level war council of German military and naval leaders to meet in Brussels. Attendees include Field Marshal von Hindenburg Crown Prince Rupprecht and Vice Admiral von Capelle. Purpose appears to analyze the Allied offensive and its impact on German Belgium coast defenses. no decision announced.

Amsterdam William Germany Brussels Belgium von Hindenburg Imperial General Staff von Ludendorff Champagne Rupprecht Bavaria Albrecht of Wurttemberg Eduard von Capelle Imperial Navy Marshail von Hindenburg Hupprecht Flanders von Capelle North Sea

Roosevelt Nominated for State Food Board in Albany

Albany reports Theodore Roosevelt James W Wadsworth of Livingston County a Republican and father of United States Senator Wadsworth and Morgan J OBrien of New York a Democrat were named as proposed State food commission members in a bill by the legislative war committee The measure aims to supplement the Federal food control bill and impose state level restrictions It omits seizure powers but includes sections on regulating unfair practices and allowing municipalities to buy food on credit during shortages Roosevelt expressed surprise at the nomination and declined to state whether he would accept or discuss the legislation

Albany N . Aug Theodore Roosevelt James W Wadsworth Livingston County United States Wadsworth Morgan J Obrien New York State Food Commission Legislative War Committee War Committee Whitman George W Perkins Brown Senate Governors Office Oyster Bay State Food Administration Llt Roosevelt

Train kills four in auto collision at West Altona

A Burlington train struck an automobile at West Altona killing four occupants. The deceased are Mrs Hilda Boquast and her young son, Miss Hamel, and Edna Larson of Altona. Mrs Ray Abstnachy and Miss Allee Larson were seriously injured.

Kewanee, Til Burlington West Altona Hilda Boquast Hamel Edna Larson

U S Moves to Divert Tonnage for Atlantic War Needs

The Shipping Board signs a Wilson order to embargo steel exports to Japan and divert American tonnage to the Atlantic. A commandeering program is expected within days under congressional authority to control world tonnage, with neutral ships and British cooperation shaping freight rates and routes.

Atlantic Shipping Board Congress Europe Norway Holland United States Great Britain Britain Japan Chipping Board Ito

Island ruled by women on Tiburon island

Special to The Washington Post from El Paso Texas reports that Tiburon island in the Gulf of California is governed by women while men perform domestic and servile tasks. The indigenous Bern Indians are described as ruling power, with officials and workers largely female. Mexican consul general Andres G Garcia notes a communication about exploration for natural resources by the department of fomento but cautions the claim of cannibalism is deemed an error.

Washington Post el Paso Tex Tiburon Gulf of California Andres G Garcia Mexico Department of Fomento Amazons Garcia

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