Dempsey Letters Stir Hunt for Now Foes Ahead of Fight
Chicago reports reveal Jack Dempsey published an open letter challenging Gene Tunney with questions about the pre fight events, including gambling links and a $20,000 loan deal. Tunney dismissed the letter as trash while Bronson and Gibson defend Tunney and dismiss Dempsey’s tactics as propaganda.
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Chicago
Spectcle
Chicago 710 Examiner
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Schiladel
Npsey
Tunney
Max Hoff
Philadelphia
Hoff
Billy Gibson
Dempsey
Plancy
Gibson
Bronson
Jimmy Bronson
Soldier's Field
Bob Martin
A. BE. F
Georges Carpenter
Camp Board of Strategy
Stover Reappointed A B Pastor as Winchester Clergy Recap
The Virginia Conference appoints Rev. George W. Stover to the local United Brethren church as Bishop Bell leads a large Winchester gathering. Attendees from Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland, plus ordinations for Rev. C. W. Tinsman and licenses for W. H. Smith and Wade H. Miller, highlight a weekend of services and a robust conference report.
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Bell
C. W. Tinsman
Winchester
Broadway
United Brethren Church
W. H. Smith
Wade H. Miller
J. H. Brunk
Martinsburg
W. Va
George W. Stover
W. P. Anderson
Christian Endeavor Society
E. E. Miller
Roanoke
West Virginia
Maryland
Shenandoah
Glenn
J W. Yerit
Sleepy Creek
J. C. Bright
South Branch
B. F. Spitzer
Staupton
S. R. Ludwig
Toms Brook
D. G. Brimlow
Westernport
C. K Welch
West Frederick
W. EB. Wolff
C. J. Nacey
W. F. Gruver
G. R. Fadely
C. P.hovermales
Funtin
Ida M. Judy
J. Paul Griver
President Coolidge Compared to Cowboys and Indians
The Louisville Times quips that if needed the president could perform character roles on stage, noting he resembled both an Indian and a cowboy in appearance.
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President Coolidge
Louisville
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