Washington completes late punt for touchd own in rugged college game
AWashington vs Kansas clash features a late punt that crossed the end zone for a touchback as Washington battles through a hard fought quarter. Key plays include Zuber’s yard gains and a brisk series of passes and runs, with notable stops by defensive units amid the rough action.
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Ansas
Francis
Krold
Yarber
Wikshi
Tans
Washington
Ard- Inc
Uraseia
Abe - Zuber Mater
Bray
Tania Walsh
Aakbo Ab
Hinjstany
Argentine Industrial Union to Host Buenos Aires Exhibits
An Argentine industrial exhibition organized by the Argentine Industrial Union with government backing aims to show progress in Argentine manufacture and dispel the need for imported labels. Organizers say locals will see Argentine goods rival foreign products and be surprised by the domestic advances since the 1910 exhibition.
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Buenossires
Associated’ Press
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Belkir
Ofj
Fragmentary OCR Note Hints at Mourning Postdeath Reflections
A damaged clipping hints at a widow reflecting on her husband's death with fragmented phrases about memory and loss. The text is garbled but centers on bereavement and personal sorrow within a family context.
Cincinnati toddler Betty Jane Hetzeroth wins many prizes
Three year old Betty Jane Hetze roth of Cincinnati appears to be winning many beauty and prize contests. Her parents have received offers from stage and theatrical folk as the child racks up numerous awards in the past year and a half.
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Betty Jane Hetzeroth
Cincinnati
Ames Takes Lead in Early Quarter Football clash
Iowa State jumps ahead of Kansas State Aggies at Manhattan in a 9 to 0 halftime score after a safety on the opening scrimmage and a 15 yard touchdown pass from Roberts. Ames held the early edge with a two point safety and a subsequent drive to the Wildcat goal.
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Manhattan
Kan
Associated ‘Press
Iowa State
Kansas State Aggies
Wildcat
Iowa’ State
Kansas Aggies
Ames
Aggie
Mildwexter
Invaders
Nave
Roberts
Iowa
Disabled Veterans Workshop Series to Produce Memorial Wreaths
Chicago plans January start for a series of workshops by the Bolo club to employ disabled veterans in making memorial wreaths and emblems for patriotic use. G T Jennings notes demand includes red carnation badges from Spanish American War vets and World War I blue violets plus Veteran Corps daisies. Orders for poppies from American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will be filled. profits fund veteran relief. Cities including Boston New York Baltimore Jacksonville New Orleans St Louis Kansas City Butte Seattle San Francisco are slated for shops.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Bolo Club
I Corps of the Republic
G. T. Jennings
Executive Council
American Legion
General Fund For the Relief of Veterans and Dependents Co
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Fla
New Orleans
St. Louis
Kansas City
Butte
Mont
Seattle
San Francisco
Thief hides in freight car to steal goods
Berlin November 3 Associated Press Peter Aliens a piano tuner was arrested for stealing from a freight car. He testified against freight handlers claiming mistreatment of goods in transit. He built a hollow freight box to hide inside and was left upright for over an hour before being moved.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Peter Aliens
Ahrens
Weather outlook for the week across major river valleys
The forecast covers the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys from Monday. Expect rain or showers at the start and again midweek with below normal temperatures. A fair day is seen for Kansas on Sunday and overall cooler conditions prevail through the week.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas
iFair
Riots Around Klans Parade Halted by Ohio Guards
In Niles Ohio clashes between Klansmen and anti Klans forces left several wounded and a few believed dead. National guardsmen seized police authority and halted the parade deploying troops from Youngstown and Warren. About 5 000 protesters gathered near the Klans field as deputies and anti Klans factions blocked traffic.
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Niles
Ohio
Associated | Press
Ohio National
Ku Klux Kitan
Youngstown
Warren
Warren Hospital
Faye
Chiet
John E. Thomas
Trunbull
National Guardsmen Mass in Niles After Shootings
Reports from Columbus indicate 400 to 600 troops will move into Niles by dark to quell unrest after shootings. Mayor Kistler and Gov Donahey discussed the situation by phone as officials confirm three men killed in New Castle area incident.
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Thomas
Kistler
Jin
Columbus
Akron
Niles
Ape
Secrect
Ohio
Niles -By
Henderson
Selection of Rhodes Scholars From University Group
The local committee on the selection of Rhodes Scholar candidates met yesterday afternoon. Eleven students were reviewed for five spots to represent the University before the state committee on December 13. The committee deemed the group unusually strong and encouraged non selected students to reapply at the first opportunity.
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Ralph Merle Morgan
Heeb
Paul Robert Svunsch
ls _tion
Lawrence ex-president Arthur Jella linked to bank robbery
A warrant charges Arthur Jella former Lawrence President with the Linwood bank robbery and Glenn Curtis murder in Inwood Wednesday night. A woman believed to be Jella’s wife was captured and held at Leavenworth. Jella lived in Emporia two years and worked painting in Lawrence. his family and brother Alfred are named in connections.
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Arthur Jella
Arthur Jellla
Lawrence
Glenn Curtis
Inwood
Linwood Tate
Linwood
Stringfellow
Will Wins
Robery
Leaveworth
Jenla
Banilit
Johnson
Mporia
Emporia
Jella
Ed. Jella
Lincolntreet
North Lawrence
Alfred
State Reformatory
Arthur Mile
Martial law declared to avert Ku Klux Klan parade in Ohio
Governor Donahey declared qualified martial law in Niles and ordered troops from Youngstown and Warren to disperse crowds and keep streets quiet. Col. L. S. Connelly notified. Major General Beson to take command. police patrols directed to prevent spread of unrest from Niles to Youngstown. Cleveland?
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Columbus
Donahey
Niles
L. S. Connelly
National Guard
Connelly
Youngstown
Warren
Beson
W. Hough
Price
Ohio Jonal Guard
Dohnaddy Toe
Miles
Chace
Hough
Bbringfield
Ohio
Plan for Dad's Day at the University of Kansas
The third annual Dad's Day on Saturday November 15 includes a banquet at Robinson Gymnasium with Howe of Atchison as principal speaker. Activities also feature football game tie-ins, a parade of fathers, and awards for farthest attendee and largest group.
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University of Kansas
Pean Dyer
Robinson Gymnasium
Howe
Atchison
Ian Ackerman
Detriate A
Bennie Owen Coa
Slahoma
Erines
Woodlawn school equipment bids set for Monday
Bids for general furniture movable desks auditorium curtains window shades and electric fixtures for Woodlawn school will be opened Monday evening at 7 30 during the regular monthly meeting of the city schools board at Liberty Medial high school. Specifications are on file at the board office and the architect in St Louis.
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Ew Woodlawn
Board of Education
Liberty
Medial High School
M. C. del Manzo
Igh School
St. Louis
E'S
Christmas Tree Plan At University of Kansas
A university committee at the University of Kansas discussed funding from the sale of friend ship candies and decided on a plan to place the Christmas tree again this year. John R. Dyer led the meeting with Agnes Husband Blake Dillaway Day Hanson Matthews Kennedy and Winston among the members advising on fund distribution from European agents.
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University of Kansas
John R. Dyer
Jean
K. U
Friendsip
John ‘Dyer
Dean Agnes Husband
Kn Blake
Dorothy Dillaway
Marjorie Day
Richard Hanson
Ck Matthews
Alex Kennedy
Iss Alicer Winston
The
Departnt of English
Halloween lantern injures child in Ottawa Kansas
A four year old girl, Bet Aningh, suffered severe burns to the face and arm from a jack lantern during Halloween play in front of a neighbor’s house. Dr. W F Beard assisted by extinguishing the flames and tending to the injured child.
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Ottawa
Kan
Aningh
Conenter
M. McAninch
W. F. Beard
Dr Aked To Speak At University Convocation In Missouri
Dr Charles Aked pastor of the First Congregational Church in Kansas City Missouri will address a university convocation the next morning at 10 oclock in Robinson auditorium. Aked was greeted warmly when he spoke during the summer session and is regarded as a distinguished pulpit orator. He recently spoke on labor in England. topic for this visit was not announced.
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Charles Aked
1St Congregational Church
Nsas City
Robinson
Aked
Hdents
EB. H. Lindsey
England
Preliminary Report On Campaign Funds Findings
Senate committee on campaign funds with hearings in Washington and Chicago plans a preliminary statement before polls. Chairman Borah will resume after the election to pursue facts and aim for prudent legislation.
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Washington
Chicago
Senate Committee
Iith
Borah
Chica
Ingu
Shipstead O
Minnesota
Farmer-Labj
Spectacular Kansan campaigns close with key rallies
As Kansas fans race to final weekend events, the state girds for last minute political rallies. The gubernatorial fight intensifies around William Allen White and anti klan stances with Gov Davis and James Malone leading Democratic efforts. Key figures Curtis, Anthony and Paulen plan closing appearances in Shawnee County and across cities including Wichita Emporia Salina and Kansas City Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
William Allen White
Davis
Whitet
Curtis
Anthony ‘Willlbe
Shawnee County
S Ca
Newton
Ben S. Paulens
Rains Kansas City
Kansas
James Malone
United States Senate
Whitewax
Wichita
Empassia
Shawnee
Malone
Carl J. Peterson
Wamegod
Capper
Salinay
Faulen
Salina
Paulen
Ewing
Herbert
Hiawatha
Kansas City
Rally Draws Racially Mixed Crowds in Local Campaign
A large turnout of about fifty colored and fifty white attendees packed the court house for a Republican rally led by Harry Wagner. Beatrice Childs of Kansas City spoke on national and state issues, with other candidates and local leaders listing upcoming events and rallies at Belleview and Brubaker schools and at the court house.
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Court House
Harry Wagner
Douglas County Republican Central Committee
Beatrice Childs
Kansas City
Kansas
Federated Colored Womens Clubs of
National Organization
Wiad Morgan
Istatic
Charles Man
Carl D. Kelley
A Tor
Brubaker
U. S. Guyer
Congress
Cyrus Crane
Kansasity
Myra Jarrell
Topeka
A. B. Carney
State Board of Judit
Carl Peterson
State-Baink Commission
Carl D. Kelsey
Douglas county heads to polls in broad election
Voters in Douglas county will cast ballots from 2 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday in one of the area’s most contested elections. The ballot lists national and state officers, two propositions on veterans bonuses and tax property classification, and various county and township posts with candidates from both major parties. A special House short term race in the Second district also appears on the ballot along with local justice of the peace and constable races.
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Douglas County
National
State
Coolidge
Dawes
Davis
Bryan
LaFollatte
Wheeler
Ind
U. S
Arthur Cooper
James Malone
Cable
Fred J. Fraley
Risell Dyer
C. B. Little
Dent
Asthur
L. McKenney
Rame
A. Johnson
Ortadie
R.A. Burch
Dennis Madden
Dem
William Allen White
Ben S. Paulen
Jonathan M. Davis
Carl W. Taylor
Dy A. Ne Chase
Ren
A. Sib Doerr
Sheridan Green
Hugh Mears
A. J. Parnell
A. E_ Huddleston
Register of Deeds
Isa_ E. Wellman
Geo. K. Melvin
Henry Albach
L. H. Menger
C. Thomas
J. Lane
Lois Wells
Deni
Guyer i
J. A. Cable
Janhy W. Clark
J. 0. Lovejov
Justice of the Peace
Lawrence
C. M. Fisher Lawrence
Constable
Teachers Discuss Play Quiz At Douglas County Meeting
Harvey C Lem ony of the University of Education explains a play quiz plan to about fifty district teachers at the Douglas County court house. Mrs Lucile Mereath also spoke on teaching geography methods at the monthly gathering.
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Harvey C
Lemon
Lucilé
Govatt
Harvey C. Lemony
School ‘of Education
University
Douglas County
Court House
Lucile -Mereath
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