End of Washington talks on French debt settlement
Negotiations between the French commission led by M Caillaux and the United States refunding commission ended without agreement. Both sides near a settlement but a publicity misunderstanding halted concessions, prompting renewed expectations for talks to resume.
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Pennsylvanian Leads In Eastern Scoring In Final Week
Eastern football ends with Pennsylvan ia 49 points ahead of Cornell Colgate 35 ahead of Brown and Columbia 34 ahead of Syracuse. Dartmouth beat Brown 14 0 and Penn 9 0. Cornell Penn clash expected thrilling. Navy vs Army notes and Harvard coach Fisher to retire.
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Illinois Central Could Gain Control Of Two Railroads
Investigators for the Interstate Commerce Commission report the Illinois Central railroad should be allowed to take over the Alabama and Vicksburg and the Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific railroads despite objections from other railroads and some communities served.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Old Folks Need a Mild Laxative
An aging reader advises a gentle aid for constipation instead of harsh physic. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised as a natural, harmless laxative that firms regularity for weeks with a single dose and may require months between uses.
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Red Grange Signs Pro Contract For Bears Six Games
Harold Red Grange, college football icon, signs with the Chicago Bears for six NFL games and later plans work in motion pictures. Manager Charles C. Pyle will take 25 percent of earnings. Grange earns roughly 20k to 30k for the first appearance.
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Virginia Varsity Rested Before Capton Hill Showdown
Virginia’s football squad enjoyed a weekend rest after two days of hard practice at Lambeth Field. Coach Neale plans one more light run through Carolina formations before leaving Wednesday for Chapel Hill to face North Carolina on Thanksgiving Day. Captain Diffey’s status is uncertain and backfield depth is reduced with Warp out. A separate Cleveland teachers association notes 129 members used its benefits in the year ending June 1925.
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Schedules Ended For Eight Teams In Southern Conference
Nov 28. Eight Southern Conference football teams have completed league play. Tulane leads with five conference wins and one game left against Centenary in Shreveport. Remaining games include Ole Miss vs Millsaps, Clemson vs Furman, and Maryland vs Johns Hopkins.
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