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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

7

Thrilling war tales from Mount Wolf veteran

J L Graybill of Parkman Ohio, a member of the 148th Field Artillery, 41st division, recently discharged, visits sister Mrs C E Hartman in Mount Wolf Pa. He recounts war exploits including the capture of Big Bertha, claims Germans were chained to guns and dead or living bodies were chained to a machine gun, with bones piled nearby.

Mount Wolf J. L. Graybill Parkman Wryo 148Th Field Artillery C. E. Hartman Graybill Paris Big Bertha Wyoming 148Th

Plan For Minimum Wage For Women in Porto Rico Approved

The Puerto Rico lower house approved a bill to set a minimum wage for women and girls. It provides at least 5 dollars a week for under 18 and 4 dollars a week for 18 and over, with the first three weeks of apprenticeship exempt.

Porto Rico San Juan America Deutrichs

No More Physically Normal Persons in Russia

London reports T Hessen, a Moscow journalist and Duma member, says starvation and disease have eroded Russians mental balance. He recalls unrecognizable friends then a lawyer Rajeffski who hanged himself, and notes many well dressed but starving people begging in the streets.

London Petrograd Russia T. Hessen Moscow Second Duma Copenhagen Rajeffski

Baker Injured as Mixer Lid Falls in Gettysburg Bakery

In Gettysburg Pennsylvania June 27 head baker M S Yohe sustained a deep gash on his head and forehead from a 300 pound mixer lid that fell when a prop slipped during a test run. A bag of flour on top cushioned the blow.

Baker Gettysburg William A. Hennig M. S. Yohe Yohe

Civil Governor Named For Japanese District

Tokio reports the appointment of Baron Gensuke Hayashi as Governor General of the Kwantung District in Southern Manchuria. The move signals closer cooperation between military influence and civic elements, with potential reforms to Korea and the gendarmerie system.

Tokio Japan Gensuke Hayashi Italy China Kwantung District Manchuria Hara Korea

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