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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1919

Page

6

The Home of 1009 Groceries

A vintage grocer offers low prices and prompt delivery for telephone and in person orders. It highlights teas coffees and spices and invites customers to try them based on recommendations from regular patrons.

Greek Soldier Korgis Leads 256 Germans to Surrender

Hercules Korgis of Lynn Massachusetts a sergeant in the Twenty third Infantry single handedly captured 256 German troops including eight officers after being wounded near Vierzy. He persuaded the captors to surrender and escorted them to the rear while aiding wounded, earning further honors and a potential Congressional Medal.

Son Greece Serget Hercules Korgis Lynn Mass Camp Devens Yorke New England Market Square West Lynn Uncle Sam Syracuse N. Y America Twenty-third Infantry Vierzy Korgis Stars and Stripes Hercules Sergt Europe Wiley

Editor steamer named for press workers launched

A 9,600 ton steamer named Editor was launched by the United States Shipping Board to honor newspaper men and women across the United States and Canada, with cheers from members of the National Association in attendance during the 1919 ceremonies.

United States Shipping Board United States Canada Nationali ‘Lation I. Association

Villa Tactics Compared To Quail Evading Hunters In Mexican War

Juarez dispatch notes Francisco Villa and his rebels evade federal troops by scattering into small bands and hiding in canyons, using brown clothing to blend with dust and terrain. The column often reforms after danger passes, resuming looting and movement, with tricks like hitching horses to plows and posing as wood venders to mislead pursuers.

Juarez Mex Francisco Villa Angeles Lopez Diaz Garcia Castro

Cap t Kidd s Spook Swindle in New Jersey Farm Sale

Paterson residents Sophie Sauter and Marie Blumer along with Fred Laechers of Elizabeth sued Daniel Balsinger after buying a May 1913 farm on his word that Capt Kidd s spirit revealed the buried treasure site. They allege the dig found no coins and seek relief from the balance due.

Trenton N. J Capt. Kidd Sophie Sauter Marie Blumer Paterson Fred Laechers Elizabeth Supreme Court Spook Daniel Balsinger Oakland Balsinger

German Girls Blacklisted for Associating with Americans

Posters warning German girls against dealings with American forces appeared in Coblenz and Rhine towns. Officers report Germans pledging punishment for such associations and note secret societies formed for that purpose. Names were read in church services and posted in public places as blacklists are kept for use after Americans leave.

Germany Coblenz Rhine

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