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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1923

Page

6

Annual Health Examinations Proposed Across Pennsylvania

A proposal urges annual health exams for all adults in Pennsylvania, to be conducted by family physicians or through full health checkups within a few years. Dr Miner ties the plan to state health efforts, citing education campaigns and disease prevention as central aims, while noting past wartime mortality from infectious diseases.

Pennsylvani Miner Kimdy Phyaleian State Heath Department Boyght Aneer Ale Tiguias

Olds Succeeds Meiklejohn at Amherst College

United Press reports Daniel Olde proteir named president of Amherst College, replacing under pressure Dr Meiklejohn amid student protests and faculty resignations. Meiklejohn’s stance spurred controversy as the board sought renewal. professors reportedly plan to resign in protest, and cheers greeted Olds upon appointment.

Ny United Press Amshersy Daniel Olde Proteir Neret Ollie Nu Plage Alexander Aetcleyoth Meikiclolin Fae Mudlvirtz Board of Huviteng Owas Eillewe Hahn Levmord Gmfinwe Alsherst Rochester Univarsity de Meiklejohn Mrik Tia Pinan University of Wiseurs Hieglins

Jugo Slavia Increases Standing Army Amid Frontline Tension

Belgrade reports a bolstered Jugo Slavia armed force for frontier protection after the Bulgarian coup. In Athens Giovanoviti of the Agrarian party says Serbia would have sent three divisions to the frontier if the Bulgarian revolution had spread, warning it could paralyze revolt. He adds Zankov party dominance in Sofia hinders Balkan peace with Avigatia. Mrs Frank Dogger and sister Helen Drobueck arrived in the city for a visit with Meir Dyobueek family.

United Press Belgrade Jugo-Slavia Iag Athens Giovanoviti Agrarian Party Tugo Slavia Serbia Zankof Sofia Avigatia Frank Dogger Helen Drobueck Pittshuceh City Meir John Dyobueek

Second Kane Woman Heir to Millions

Kane, June 40 Mr s Bajnes, a Kane resident, claims direct descent from Christopher Springer, an original land grantee of Lord Baltimore, as part of a $324,000,000 Springer estate. Her nine daughters are pursuing claims in the pending settlement with the city of Wilmington, which allegedly holds land paid for by the Springer heirs. Kristopher Springer, her grandfather, served in the Civil War and was killed near the Wilderness. his remains lie at Fairfax Court House, Virginia.

Kane Richard Rains Springer Wilmingtom Republican Christopher Springer Lord Baltimore Raines Sulla Springer Kristopher Uni Pairfax Pourt House Virginia

State Tour by Senators Declared a Big Success

The bye week automobile tour through twenty three northern counties led by Senators Pepper and Reed was a complete success and plans for similar tours in other sections are now drafted. They began in Pittsburgh and traveled through Meadville Erie Corry and other points then eastward to Clearfield and Lycoming county. Prosperity in all lines was noted except for a shortage of agricultural labor. Pepper visited Corry on June 7th and Reed could not appear due to illness in his party.

Pepper Reed Pennsylvania Viyas Philadelphia Pittsburgh Meadville Erie Corry Aulock Warren

Four Catholic priests shot by youths in Arkansas attack

In Pocahontas Arkansas four Catholic priests were seriously wounded when a gang of youths attacked Rev Father Herrin and others at the Engleberg church. Brunner and Roitzheim were among those hit, with shots and buckshot reported in the assault. The condition of Rev Father Hellinger, Herringer, Piraussner, and Roitzheim was described as serious with limited hope of recovery.

yBind Jonesboro Father Hellinger Paragould Herringer Roitzheim Pocahontas Amny Therringer

Radiator nine to face High-Clerk in league opener

The second Wingne Baseball League game is set for Washington street grounds this evening. Tomy Green will umpire the contest at 45 o'clock. Both teams have trained hard in recent weeks and enter the opener in good form.

Washington Street Tomy Green

Royal Victory in Ascot Race

A royal victory at Ascot sees Weather vane win the Hunt Cup from a 25-runner field. Rockfire second and Jarvie third. The large crowd cheered as the royal colors led most of the way while bookmakers suffered heavy losses on the favorite.

Oscot Eng King George Vane Kir F. Price Rockfire Charles Hawfray Jarvie

Williams Wins Republican in Michigan Third District

Arthur B. Williams, Republican, won the special district election in Michigan's third district with 1,086 votes to Democrat Carney's 5,606. The result, amid light turnout, signals approval of the Harding administration. Kalamazoo's vote loss is seen as decisive in the outcome.

Unites Press Kalamazoo Mich Arthur B. Williams States Congress Michigan Williams J.M. ©. Smith George J. Smith Carney

Mount Mystery Case Reopened New Witness

In Clinton Aviz June 20 Benjamin J Row a salesman identified five photos from Northchester University students as resembling men seen burying Leighton Mount whose body was found beneath a pile at Evanston Following an alleged disposal self described eyewitness Rouw is being questioned by Assistant District Attorney Charles S Wharton Chicago In a pier hearing Rouw says the men claimed it was a joke and paid him $100 to forget what he saw requiring him to sign a receipt for the money.

United Rouw Yal Noiues Rouw

TJ Newton On Eastbound Business Trip This Morning

TJ Newton is on an early morning business trip heading east for the Howard Leather Co, continuing work duties and meetings planned for the day.

TJ Newton Howard Leather Co

Paris Quartz Arts Ball Ends In River Rampage

At Paris the Quartz Arts Ball devolved into chaos as revelers surged toward the Seine in a Pompeian themed fete. Police ferried attendees home while taxi crews battled crowds. Americans found few entry spots as tickets sold at high prices. The party, lasting through the night, featured dramatic costumes and a mass exodus after the mock ascent to the river.

United Pros Pompeii Paris Seiné Vesuvius Etna Ability San A Pompeliut Neupati Tin City Iivadf Vesinisine Ae Andros Buna Park

Army Navy in Fighting Bootleg Rulings Sought

Washington June 20 The army and navy work against rum runners and bootleggers as the Justice Department considers President Hardings request on the scope of military power against violators. A decision to be delivered to the White House soon may clarify enforcement. Officials concentrate on possible swift action, but completion within the day is uncertain.

Washington Army Navy Agaist Hoor Eggers

Brookhart impressed by Russian farms tour in Moscow

Iowan Senator Smith W. Brookhart visits Moscow and Kiev and cites Russian government focus on farm development. He praises Ryzhnian life after touring vast farming domains and admires Lenintaws children's colony as a model for Europe and America.

Moscow Smith Wildman Hrookhart Kiew Lenintaws Europe America

Crown Prince Opposed to New Revelations

Berlin reports the Crown Prince objects to a forthcoming book awaiting publication by Liepmann Publishing of Kytey and Company. The work, allegedly a biography of Prince Wilhelm, faces backlash from reviewers who deem it untrustworthy and not worth publication under the prince’s name.

Berlin Pelt Ik Lieptie Publishing Hone Kyetey Aid Company Prince Wilhebuy Geraldum Parran Ingle

Golden Links Class Meeting at Mt Fe Church

The Golden Links class of Mt Fe Church held a June 19 afternoon meeting led by Mrs Wark. Officers elected were President I. A. Shout Vis Pie, Secretary Mine Bethel McCray, and Treasurer Mix WS Jenai. Harriet Bonito served as substitute teacher. A social afterward featured wine, whipped cream and cake.

Mt. Fe Wark Camattioe Mig But Hastiroyee Bethel McCray Jenai Harriet Bonito Eye Tabs Thustess

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