Find Urn and Bangles in Rhodesian Ruins; Experts Says They May Be 10,000 Years Old
By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Urn and bangles found in Rhodesian ruins estimated to be 10,000 yrs old
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August 10, 1925
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LEWIS DASHES HOPE OF NEW COAL PARLEY; SCORNS ARBITRATION; Writes Warriner That Only Way to Peace Is Granting Wage Increase and "Check-Off." IRONIC UPON ARBITRAMENT Refers to Disappointment of Miners With 1920 Award and Compliments Foe. STRIKE PROSPECT GROWS Coolidge Is Reported Surprised at Development, Which May Cut Short His Vacation. LEWIS DASHES HOPE OF RENEWED PARLEY
By Special to The New York Times
Lewis's reply refusing arbitration
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ONE DEAD, MANY HURT AS RIVAL FACTIONS CLASH IN BERLIN; Stahlhelm Group Attacks Reichbanner Members on Way to Republican Rally. SHOT STARTS BATTLE ROYAL Bloodshed Marks Opening of Celebration of Weimar Constitution Anniversary. BIG PARADE AT TREPTOW Contingent From Austria and 50,000 Provincial Delegates Already In Capital.
By Lincoln Eyrespecial Cable To the New York Times
German Republicanism
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1925George Cooper, English general (died 2020)[†]
General Sir George Leslie Conroy Cooper, was a senior British Army officer who served as Adjutant-General to the Forces from 1981 to 1984.