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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1917

Page

6

Silence and Assault On Western Front Reported

Canadian forces claim success around Avion and Lievin with heavy artillery strikes, while British reports describe entering enemy trenches near Nieuwport and repulsing raids near St Georges. Berlin reports intensified shelling along the Ypres coast and Chemin des Dames as Allied and German artillery clash. A July 10 note cites a shipbuilding venture by Old Dominion Shipbuilding and Aircraft Manufacturing Company with $10 million capital.

France Juenz Avion Lievin Paris War Office Froidmont Farm Moronvillers le Mort Homme St Georges Nieuport Dixmude Steenstraete Ond Berlin London Ypres Wvtsehaete Flanders Athgiet Hollebeke Messines Lens Bresnex St Quentin Chemin des-Dames Courtecon Cerny Noth Ne Albrecht Richmond State Corporation Commission Old Dominion Shipbuilding and “Aircraft Manufacturing Company Ehips Ure Robert S Huderns Charles G Barrow C T Durban James FB Cuthbert

Died notices for multiple individuals in July 1917

Death notices from Washington area papers list Fredta W Brookc aged 41 Dell (ramer Frieoda) Payne George W Payne Sophia Read Maria Wovenae and others. Services scheduled at Gawler Chapel 1730 Pennsylvania Ave NW and Francis Fasschs Sons Chapel with private interments at Rock Creek Richmond VA and Arlington areas.

Berry Fredta Brookc Aen Turien Amelia Owen Perry Joseph Gawlers Pennsylvania Avenue Rock Creek Ceamer Dick Delaced Dell Terehayel Pennsrhama Avenue Payne Ferwin Sophia Prirttel Franty Gas Hs Sons Chapel Heatreville Rubin Ad Va Vinal Wi Mondar Maria Wovenae Funeral Mofo Imnevatel Francis Faschs Sons Hapel Heartsy le Aly Tnterment Richmond Va

French Aviator Leads Raid on Essen Gun Works

Special cables from foreign capitals describe Gallois, a lone French aviator born in 1879, flying 450 miles round trip in seven hours from Metz to Essen. He dropped ten bombs on munitions plants and gun emplacements while hostile fire raked the squadron, returning despite near blindness from lost goggles and an accident on landing.

Essen Sergt Gallois Valley of Rhine Public Ledger Company Germany Treves Coblentz Ludwigshafen Galles Metz Essenland

Wireless Operator's Nerve Saves Survivors of Orlean s Torpedoing

Captain Allen Tucker recounts the torpedoing of the American steamship Orleans off the French coast. Wireless operator Larson maintained radio contact amid sinking, aiding 46 of 50 aboard to safety in the minutes after impact. The ship sank within ten minutes on July Fourth, with Tucker and Larson rescued after an hour in a lifeboat.

Sperial Washington Paris Orleans Allen Tucker Brest Tucker ToIfarson 1Tadia Utes Larson Offrance Germany Presa Publishing Co

Trawler Bags 2 Seaplanes Off Lowestoft

The Commodore at Lowestoft reports the British armed trawler Iceland destroyed two enemy seaplanes and brought four prisoners into port. One plane launched a torpedo and was attacked and destroyed. the second, which came to aid, was also destroyed.

London Lowestoft Iceland

Paris Police Employ Tear Gas in Deserter Capture

Paris reports police used tear gas like battlefront gas to seize a deserter named Thouin in his Rue Andre del Satre apartment. Protected by a steel shield, an officer bored a door hole and inserted a tube. Thouin shot himself and his wife, who was nearly suffocated, then Thouin died shortly after.

Paris Thouin Andre del Satrte

Spain Premier says situation not alarming in Spain

Madrid report quotes Premier saying the situation in Spain is not alarming after talks with King Alfonso The premier dismisses rumors of siege in Catalonia and asserts government measures were advisable The Javuste Party meeting is authorized for July 25 in Barcelona to address reform questions

Sy Agence Radio Madrid Spain Alfonso Catalonia Javuste Party

American Harvard Crew Suffers Burns on Armed Yacht

An American armed yacht docked at a French seaport on July 11 with several crew members, all Harvard graduates, reporting slight burns and smoke inhalation from fighting a blaze in the bunkers. Some were revived with pul motors after becoming overcome while battling the fire.

Agence Radio International News Service Harvard

Chang Hsun Seizes Imperial City Amid Peking Crisis

Reports from Peking and Tientsin describe Chang Hsun and imperialist forces retreating into the imperial city and Temple of Heaven as Republican troops encircle the capital. Monarchists face banishment while Feng Kuo Chang is named temporary president and Tuan Chi Jui vows no compromise.

Tuan Chi Jui Peking Tientsin Chang Haun Imperial City Fengtai Temple of Heaven Tsao Kun Chihli Chuan Chi-kwein Nalgan Chihtl Kang Haun Imperial Palace Langfang Chang Hsun Liang Chi Chao Tientein Feng Kuo Chang Suchonfu Fengtal Yungting China Reinsch Imperial Chang Heun Ank’ng Fang Kuo Chang Princea

District man gas victim in overseas force list

Ottawa July 10 The casualty list of the Canadian overseas force issued tonight includes Americans among the wounded and dead. Died of wounds E Morrison Cambridge Mass Wounded I F O'Reilly Schenectady NY J Thompson Detroit Mich T F McHargue Corbin Ky Ettle Tulia Tex Suffering from gas L Thomas Washington DC

Ottawa Ontario E ¢ Morrison Cambridge O'Reilly Schenectady J Thompson Detroit Mich T F McHargue Corbin

France to Run Coal Yards

Paris reports that coal yards will be instituted to ensure fair distribution and prevent cornering after negotiations between the British government and the prefect of Seine. The move aims to avert a coal famine next winter.

Paris Department of the Seine

French hold Chemin des Dames in fierce counterattack

French troops drenched and mud covered fought off a major German assault at the Pantheon farm sector of the Chemin des Dames south of Finn. Germans launched ten to twelve battalions with barbed wire and flame throwers but were repelled. fierce hand to hand fighting left many German dead and few prisoners taken.

France Associated Press Chemin-des-Dames Finn Pantheon Farm Chemin des-Dames Fort de Marmaison

French General Honors American Soldier at Montclair Funeral

Montclair New Jersey burial honors Soldier Osborne who died of wounds June 22 in American ambulance service. Gen Baratier praised the United States and France as allies for liberty and justice, saluting Osborne and the army. cross placed on coffin as flags drape the grave.

Montclair NJ Baratier Fashoda Fame Osborne Army of the United States Faris Paul Jeonnde

Aged French Senator Killed by German Cruelties

Radio from Paris reports the death of Charlies Sebline an aged senator from Aisne killed by German captors last winter News says German forces dynamited his manor cut trees bombed farm buildings and forced him and his wife into an open cattle car traveling five hours through a snowstorm The couple walked two miles to a town where Sebline died minutes later His wife was denied a final prayer at his bedside.

Paris Charlies Sebline Aisne Department Sebline M Sebline

Peer Refuses to Pay Wife Debts in Public Row

London July 10 A fortnight ago Lord Palmeny eldest son and heir repudiated responsibility for debts contracted after that date by his wife Lady Dalmeny. She replies with an advertisement detailing personal debts totaling 3303 dollars plus 10306 dollars on a household account. Since 1909 Dalmeny received only small allowances and never paid on her account beyond 5000 a year. The couple, noted for hunting and racing, have two children.

Washington Post London Lord Palmeny Earl Rosenberg Times Dalmeny Dalmenvy Lord Henry Grosvenor Duke of Westminster

Dublin mass meeting protests partition of Ireland

A mass meeting at Phoenix Park organized by committees led by the bishop of Londonderry protested Ireland partition and condemned the nominated Irish convention. The Dublin lord mayor refused Mansion House use. Speakers included Ulster priests labor leaders and Cork party reps from O Brien. Sinn Fein symbols were common among holiday crowds.

Dublin Phoenix Park Londonderry Ireland William O Brien Cork Sinn Fein

French to Aid Greek Army

The Greek government decided to ask France to reorganize its army. It was learned today that the assembly to revise the constitution was called to meet in October.

Assembly Agence Radio Internatio Athens France

Aerial combat summary for June from Berlin and allies

The June aerial fight report shows German losses of 68 airplanes and 3 captive balloons with 220 enemy planes and 33 captive balloons downed by Allied weapons. Antiaircraft guns claimed 60 enemy airmen killed, while combat losses were 68 planes and 3 balloons. London newspapers dispute German loss claims, noting 279 German machines destroyed or driven down.

Berlin London Army War Office

Krupps Plant Crippled in Dutch Air Raid Damage

Amsterdam reports from Les Nouvelles Maastricht that Krupp works suffered destruction of quarter of the Basen plant after a French air raid. Material damage is in the millions of francs with 100 workers killed and hundreds more wounded or captured including 45 French prisoners.

Amsterdam Les Nouvelles Maastricht Holland Krupp

France honors W Poland with Legion of Honor cross

Announcement from London states President Poincare has awarded the Chevalier cross of the Legion of Honor to W Poland, former director in Holland of the American Commission for Relief in Belgium. The award recognizes his courage in denouncing German deportations in northern France to both German authorities and the American government.

London Poincare France Legion of Honor Poland Holland American Commission For Relief Belgium

Italian Gun Fire Repels Attacks Near Vodice and Piccolo Lage

An official report states a heavy bombardment and violent storm followed by enemy attacks on Vodice, Cordevole, and Piccolo Lage. Our fire destroyed assaulting parties and prevented advances, with multiple small enemy incursions also thwarted along these lines.

Rome Piccolo Lage

British Flyer Fired Packing 99 Rounds In Sammi Camp

London reports one British airman killed in an air fight near London. The piece records 55 rounds expended from the enemy machine, lists casualties including Capt Percival Molson of Canada and Lt Frank Pretyman of the Scots Guards, and notes missing brothers and other officers. It also covers American troops packing up at an American camp in France, farewell feelings, and French morale about America joining the war with expectations of a quick end.

London Times Washington Post Public Ledger Company London Percival Molson Canadian Infantry McGill University States National Trust Company Montreal Frank Pretyman Scots Guards Geological Survey of Wisconsin Maurice Pretyman Gallipoli United States Canada Basil Blackwood Duffern Ava M Desmond Ocallaghan Times France Thias America

HUGE PLANES IN LONDON RAID

London reports Gotha biplanes used in raids on June 13 and July 7. The craft span 77 feet 8 inches with 40 feet 8 inch length, armed with two Mercedes motors totaling 520 horsepower. They reportedly fly not below 12,000 feet though appearing lower, carry more than one pilot, and remain within range of London anti aircraft guns.

London Times Washington Post Public Ledger Company London

Mexico to Resume Interest Payments on Securities

Paris July 10. Gen Carranza cabled European holders that México will resume interest payments as soon as world economic conditions improve and creditors are disposed to grant facilities to the Mexican government.

Hadio Paris Carranza

Cavalry Ends Dutch Riot In The Hague

A July demonstration by workmen led by a socialist crowd in front of the Binnenhof parliament buildings was dispersed by mounted police and cavalry. The Binnenhof entrances were closed and no further disorders occurred.

the Hague Binnenhof

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