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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
5
Paris dispatch notes continuing difficulties with Algerian and colonial forces impacting France. Report mentions Franco-Spanish allied actions in Morocco and General Gamelin's operations in Syria as part of broader imperial challenges.
Fez dispatches say optimistic Moroccan campaign hopes are gone as French forces under Marshal Petain must retreat to the Atlas mountains. Slow advances, suspected Riffian traps, and a protracted campaign suggest operations will extend beyond fall and resume after the rainy season ends. News from Syria reports grim developments as General Gamelin relieves Sueda and faces renewed revolutionary sentiment.
French forces push inland as Druse retreat to mountains. unrest noted earlier in Aleppo, Damascus and Homs grows more definite with Bedouin and hostile villagers attacking and killing French officers and sacking towns with pro-French populations.
President Coolidge has no plan to summon another disarmament conference at this time. Rep Theodore Burton of Ohio stated at the Inter-Parliamentary Union closing session that Coolidge wishes to defer a new conference until the European situation and actions by the League of Nations and other agencies are better understood.
Universal Film Co has acquired exclusive American rights to a German invention that uses mirrors and magnifiers to photograph miniature backgrounds with life size actors in one scene. The method could cut large sets at Neubabelsberg, enabling distant filming with coordinated scale. Inventor Eugene Scheufftan, a painter, develops the double photography technique.
In a downtown hotel city detectives arrested three men alleged to scalp World Series tickets. They were ordered held for investigation before Magistrate M. Hough, who noted the men may be not guilty. Pirates secretary Sam Dreyfuss presented sales records matching names given by the suspects. The case resumes tomorrow.
The United Presbyterian Church adopts publicity to promote its foreign mission work. A twelve member mission party tours Hamilton to present a Cairo Egypt pageant featuring motion pictures by Dwight H. Fee. The itinerary lists stops including Dayton Toledo Detroit and Canton with dates in October through November.
The 26th annual Ohio Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers association convention ends with an annual banquet. About 600 members attend and consideration is given to changing a law that stops collecting dues from federal employees via local processes.
Ad text markets Cascarets as a candy like laxative that eases constipation, promises clear head and refreshed feeling, claims widespread use across all ages, and asserts it is the world's largest self stimulant laxative with directions on the box.
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