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October 28, 1925

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Irish Came From Eskimos, German Professor Suggests

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Dr Porkory suggests that they came from Eskimos

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NEW RISING FEARED IN RUINED DAMASCUS; Reports From Jerusalem Assert City Is Barricaded and People Are Trying to Flee.

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

New rising in Damascus feared; Damascus in ruins; review of recent troubles and its genesis; casualties in last bombardment; talk of intervention by League of Nations

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COOLIDGE FAVORS MORE STATE POWER; Believes There Should Be Less Centralization of Authority in Federal Government. INCLINED TO ADOPT POLICY President Is Impressed by Attitude of Governors on the Inheritance Tax Question. COOLIDGE FAVORS MORE STATE POWER

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Pres Coolidge is impressed with attitude of State Govs

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1925Ian Hamilton Finlay, Bahamian-Scottish poet, sculptor, and gardener (died 2006)^[†]

Ian Hamilton Finlay was a Scottish poet, writer, artist and gardener.

Headlines from October 28, 1925

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Irish Came From Eskimos, German Professor Suggests

NEW RISING FEARED IN RUINED DAMASCUS; Reports From Jerusalem Assert City Is Barricaded and People Are Trying to Flee.

COOLIDGE FAVORS MORE STATE POWER; Believes There Should Be Less Centralization of Authority in Federal Government. INCLINED TO ADOPT POLICY President Is Impressed by Attitude of Governors on the Inheritance Tax Question. COOLIDGE FAVORS MORE STATE POWER

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