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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1924
Page
10
A damaged OCR fragment describes a high school football game with unclear names and actions. It mentions a player scoring a goal and finishing the first half, plus references to season progress and late claps, but key details are unreadable.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a university event with morning games and student participants. Names and details are unclear, but references to teams and a senior may indicate a sports or entertainment program during a campus morning schedule.
The text outlines scoring methods in football including touchdown six points extra point a kick field goal three points and two point conversion. It asks about penalties for injuries and forward pass rules and describes a flagrant or foul play situation and penalties for time taken out. It also reports a man found hanged at the Concardia Farm near Concordia and notes unclear motives with a possible health issue.
A political rally of the local Independent campaign will be held at 8 o clock at Konstehtidt Lane Star hall. Speakers include A Parnell Henry Asher and J H Mitchell with Prof John to speak at the Uni terian church Sunday at 0 o clock in a political setting.
W P Richards a Sacramento businessman confessed to robbing Bank of Italy Woodland branch and earlier the Roseville bank. Police found over $8000 in his car mostly silver. Richards, a former Klamath Falls hotel owner, has prison and ranch ties and is linked to a Woodland arrest. Public lecture on European affairs follows.
Mild Halloween observed in Wollavaten with little pranks. City officers report no major damage as two University students were briefly arrested near campus for attempted theft of a car track and released after appearance before Chief Douglas.
Cross examination of Dr. He Foster Bain, director of the Federal Bureau of Mines, resumes in a federal court battle over EMITs leases and contracts awarded to Pan American Petroleum and Transport. Bain testifies that Pan American was the only company willing to risk the legality of a contract involving oil for Pearl Harbor storage facilities, after five firms were approached.
November politics in Oklahoma report a turbulent campaign as factions and party lines collide. The piece notes the influence of the La Follette movement and questions surrounding Lum, Welton, and key figures shaping the gubernatorial race.
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