Ludendorff Says Run Diplomacy Failed After 1918 Drive
The report states Ludendorff declared diplomacy failed after the 1918 offensive. Despite massive artillery use, the Seventeenth army failed on both Scarpe banks, dampening hopes for a breakthrough west of Cambrai and forcing a strategic shift toward the Amiens salient. The piece notes heavy losses and Byng's counterefforts shaping the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludendorff
the Lys
Cambrai
Byng
Amiens Salient
Siege of Arras and Lys Front War Log from 1918
Reports recount the April 9 to May fighting along the Lys and around Armentieres, Bethune, and Ypres. Gen Bruchmuller directs heavy artillery effort. tanks hinder progress. German Sixth and Fourth armies push to Mount Kemmel and Mount Remmel, while Allied reserves are moved under Gen Foch. By late April the offensive wanes with limited gains and renewed trench stabilization.
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G H. @stow
Sixth Army
Lys
Armentieres
la Bassee
Crown Prince
Rupprecht
Ludendorff
Channel
Calais
Ypres
von Quest
Col. Lewis
Estaires
Bailleul
Merville
Messings
Mount Cassel
Yser
6Th
4Th
Mount Remmel
Mount Kemmel
Langemarck Waa
Sixth
Foch
Aisne- Verdun
Croisilles
la Fere
Bailieul
Albart
American General Mundane War Dispatch Excerpt
The article details Allied positions south of the Somme and argues the Allied victory over British forces, noting heavy engagement by English divisions and French participation. It mentions Italian troops on the Ar gonne and Greeks replacing English troops in Macedonia, with forthcoming installments about troopship markings and rising tensions in Austria, Bulgaria, and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
Lucere
Argonne
Italy
Macdonie
Apecial
McClure New Paper Syndicate
Great Britain
Hutchinson & Co
The
London Times
Spain
Mesere, Seix & Barrel
Fratella Reves
Canada
Austral
France
Belgium
Holland
Russia
Ludendorf
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Oda Centennial Opens In Baltimore With 25 000 Gathered
Baltimore marked the centennial of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows as 25 000 members and delegations from all states attended. Judge Frank Duncan opened ceremonies at the Lyceum with Bishop William F McDowell delivering the centennial sermon. The page also notes a separate report from Hagerstown about post office robbery activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas Wildey
Independent Order of Oda
New York
Pennsylvania
Frank Duncan
Lytte
William F McDowell
Robbery at Lydia post office tops city crime list
A seventh burglary in as many days struck the Lydia post office early today with goods valued at about 100 dollars stolen from Postmaster H Stoffenberger s general store including shoes gloves hosiery flashlights and groceries Fourteen dollars worth of a tampa was also taken Special to The Washington Post Charlottesville Sept 14 Stuart Leslie Britton of Richmond and Miss Margaret Throckmorton of this county were married yesterday They will make their home in Richmond
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Lydia
H. Stoffenberger
Tampa
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Stuart Leslie Britton
Richmond
Margaret Throckmorton
County
G Street
Frank J Kenny
Washington
Columbia
Atch
Washingon
D. C
Margaret Kenny
Bell, Marshale & Rice, Attorneys
John Marshal Place
Aqueduct Entries Duke Out Silent Turf Entries
A listing of race entries across six events at Aqueduct. First race covers six and a half furlongs with numerous horses and odds. second race features one mile with Gex and Nannette Flack among others. third race lists five furlongs including Glen Light and Sugarmint. fourth race is one mile and a sixteenth featuring Dunboyne and War Machine. fifth race spans one mile with many contenders. sixth race asks about six furlongs with Georgia and Dunsandel among entries.
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Alor
Tickiah
Routledge
Kashmir
Flags
Camoufleur
Fear
Brighton
Leamings Park
Hampton
Hollister
Aalventia
Masda
P G@ King
Nannette Flack
St. Ambisla
Saivatelle
Mancever
Dabinds
Wilfreda
Glen Light
Brewer
Simpleton
Northern Belle
Flare Up
Sister Helene
Devi Dog
End Man
Dunboyne
Starmaster
War Machine
Valor
Naturalist
War Cloud
Lucullite
Benainge Park
Kashroir
Sasin
Whimes
Tetley
Orderly
Misa Kruter
Keen “Jane
War Spirit
Kohinoer
Ground Swell
Dr Rae
Senator Crow
Chasseur
Abadaone
Grundy
Peerless One
Tenons Hon
Frank Waters
Georgia
Mile Vivian
Homely
Castor
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Statler-operated
Statler
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Lows
Fieusinr
Second National Bank
Seventh
the Sunday Post
Swift & Company
City of
Swift and Company
VENUS
American Lead Pencil Co
Thos. Leeming & Co
N.Y
Horlick
Anderson Printery
Equity Savinge Henk
N. Y. Ave
USA
Pilitt Co, Inc
EES Sss
Bruchmuller
Galicia
Eighteenth Army
Huis Suggestions
Bruchmaster
Col Bruichmuller
Arras
Avesnes
Betzner
Tosk
Bethune
Givenchy
Fentubert
Hagerstown
L. B. Service
Library Bureau
H. S. Walcott
Fifteenth Street
N. W
United States
Britton—Throckmorton
Adam A. Weschler
Real
Eata
Josepeller
Blas
Joan
Ben Ron
15Th St. Nw
Euring Ester
Cole
Bebe
OCEAN
Cc VU
Tiverpool
Bevtember
Herbourg Andj
Plymouth
Wthampton
London
BIG
Philadelphia
Road States
Franklin
North Smith
Long-distanes Hauling
Wilmington
New
William P. Killeen
14Th St
Frank
Truska
Boc
ROTHE
Bare
Capitol
Lincois
Hotels Atlantic Crry
N. J
Hotel Boscobel Kaweky
Are
Flevetor
Capacia
Lincoln Hotel
Terminal House
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Virginea
Skyland
Stony Man
Dcmerica
Skyland Passing
Pese County
Virginie
Merchants’ Transfer and Storage Company
Ain
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