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Old news from
October 25, 1920
MORNING EDITION
GETS DRILL IN TACKLING.; Fordham Eleven Returns to Practice in Fundamentals.
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THE MAYOR'S DECISIVE ACTION.
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Louisiana Governor Asks Cotton Gins to Close; Wants Thirty-Day Suspension to Raise Price
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BRITISH MINERS CONTINUE PARLEY; Lloyd George Hopes Tribunal to Increase Coal Production Will Not Be Necessary. TO PUSH EMERGENCY BILL Bonar Law Reminds Commons There Is Possibility Negotiations May Reach Deadlock.BOTH SIDES ARE SECRETIVE But Government's Proposal Is Believed to be in Line with Suggestions of Welsh Miners.
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BISHOP BURGH GOES SOUTH.; Leaves for St. Louis to Attend Meeting--Gets Greek Decoration.
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TAFT ON ROOT'S REMARK.; Says Report of Ex-Senator's Views on Harding Came from a Correspondent.
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SIGNAL DRILL FOR STEVENS.; Coach Durborow Corrects Faults Revealed in Middlebury Game.
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REFUSES NEW YORK LOAN.; Berne Town Council Won't Accept Terms Offered by Bankers Here.
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ENJOINS FORCING B.R.T. TO OPERATE; Judge Mayer Restrains Commission from Ordering Resumption of Nine Lines.FRIENDLY HEARING GOES ON Receiver Garrison Promises to Restore Partial Service on TwoBrooklyn Routes.
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EXPORTS INCREASE; IMPORTS REDUCED; Foreign Trade Statement Shows Unexpected Results for the Month. SMALLEST IMPORTS IN YEAR Outward Trade Exceeds All Previous Records for the Month of September.
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