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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
5
Community notes cover local visits sales and events from Wooster Orrville Apple Creek and nearby towns. Readers learn about family gatherings church bake sales Halloween activities and local incidents including a fatality in New Holland and a pedestrianless trucking accident.
President Coolidge told the National council of Congregational churches that more law observance and more religion are needed in the United States. He warned that law enforcement fails when people refuse to observe the law and urged renewal of faith. The council elected Frank I. Warwood of Appleton Wisconsin as moderator, with Coolidge serving as honorary moderator.
Senator William E Borah Idaho Republican chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee denounces the World Court as a back door to League of Nations entry. He warns the United States would be drawn into international justice obligations, speaking in Chicago to the Women’s Roosevelt Republican club at the Auditorium Theatre.
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey must defend his title at least every six months as ruled by the National Boxing Association at its convention. The body formally recognized Dempsey and warned enforcement if the title is not defended in the period. It also urged federal control of boxing and backed plans to shape federal statutes.
Gen Félix Agnus eighty six, former publisher of the Baltimore American and veteran of the Civil War, is seriously ill in Baltimore. His service included the Napoleonic era reference corrected, with status noted by the paper.
A Richmond based case reports the United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that national prohibition laws do not forbid the home manufacture of cider. The decision clarifies allowed practices for individuals making cider at home under existing federal statutes.
The Vancouver Sisters novelty entertainers perform at United Presbyterian Church on November 5 with a marimbaphone bassoon readings singing and piano program. Proceeds benefit the church. Admission adults 35 cents children 25 cents. 5-2w adv.
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