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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1925
Page
5
Fragmentary text describes a Canton meeting or event with references to a ship and night observance, mentioning a board and admiralty materials and a gathering that hints at an imminent gathering or procession.
London dispatch notes opposition across three nations to the Rhine security pact with Labor and independent press calling it a surrender to France and a shift of Britain to police the Rhine. Debate due in Parliament next Wednesday with Chamberlain facing criticism for a supposed trap that ties Britain to France and Germany on the Rhine while France shields Polish allies.
Washington reports say Ambassador Sheffield may not return long to Mexico City as Mexicans blame him for the shift from silent cooperation to threats to withdraw recognition. The episode follows friction over British interests and a warning from the United States, with possible use of a chargé d’affaires if the envoy cancels a return.
Italian dramatist and novelist Signor Luigi, aged sixty, to appear in a film. The report notes his entry into cinema as an essayist of Italian drama and literature.
Walter Ruff of 1301 Sherbay NW was elected second vice president at the Ohio Affiliated Exchange clubs state convention in Defiance. William F. Nye of Toledo was chosen president for 1926, with next year’s selection left to the board of control. Canton Exchange secretary William Texter attended.
The article notes potential danger from foreign interests complicating U S policy toward Mexico and the Mexican government. It also mentions the claim that the tune London Bridge Is Falling Down is rooted in an old Norse song.
In Peking a poor coolie was stopped by the Shanhaikwan customs inspector with two heads wrapped in a cloth. He claimed they were relatives killed in the battle and slated to be transported home, but no bodies could be moved due to poverty.
City authorities divide coffee houses into three classes luxurious less showy and workers outlets with fixed prices. Regulators aim to standardize costs across central Europe where patrons linger long and read newspapers in cafes.
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