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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
7
Promoters and fans rail at the looming heavyweight clash. Dempsey and Carpentier forecast victory with confidence, each pledging peak condition and a decisive finish in the ring in Versey City. Analysts test the odds as both camps insist they hold the edge.
Ulster premier Sir James Craig rejected Eamonn de Valera's invitation to a Dublin meeting. Craig said he could not arrange a meeting, noting he had already accepted the British prime minister's invitation for a conference in London.
In Inople on June 29 the Associated Press reports a vast plot uncovered by authorities. Numerous arrests have been made including the alleged ringleader of the movement.
A bill proposes establishing an international banking institution in New York named the Bank of Nations with two billion dollars capital to serve as fiscal agents for the United States Government. The measure outlines the bank’s role and its national financial functions.
Fifty delegates from the Disabled American Veterans of the World War stormed a Detroit Socialistic Convention meeting and warned the Socialists they are ready to fight again to uphold the flag. Ralph Harr of Seattle led the invasion and said force advocates would meet force, inviting a "step outside" if their views prevail.
Navy scout planes reported establishing contact with the battleship Iowa off the Virginia coast at 10 45 AM. Army and Navy aircraft assigned to the task had left Hampton Roads, and the Iowa was found approaching the coast after two hours at sea.
The Church of the Sacred Heart Sunday school held its annual picnic at Clevenger's meadow near Wadesville with a large crowd. Members brought baskets, accompanied by parents relatives and friends, and reported a jolly time. Rev William J Meredith assisted and Rev Thomas A Rankin drove to the grounds.
Miss Louise Cooper daughter of Capt and Mrs Lewis F Cooper returned from Brevard North Carolina where she attended a large Young Women's Christian Association convention. She was one of three Hollins College delegates elected to represent the college at the event. Mrs H D McNeer and her daughter Miss Bessie McNeer of Huntington West Virginia are visiting Miss Bessie Gaver at Middletown. Mrs Walter B E Huntsaberry and her children are spending the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Rhodes at Middletown Virginia.
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