Huskers Defeat Kansas In Bitter Struggle 12 to 6
Nebraska overcomes a tough Kansas defense in a windy game to win 12 to 6. Key plays include a Husker touchdown by Sloan on a rush, a failed goal attempt, and alternating drives as Kansas fights back with gains from Bausch Fisher and Rausch. The final score reflects Nebraska dominance in the second half and Kansas penalties.
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Loyola Leading Haskell Braves in New Orleans Encounter
Loyola University Wolves defeated Haskell Indian College in New Orleans, building a 10 to 6 halftime lead and trading scores in a hard fought second period. Loyola quarterback Lopez starred with a 55 yard touchdown and multiple passes as the Wolves held off the Indians in a clash described with period-by-period action.
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Government Experts in War on Japanese Beetles at Washington
Washington November 2 AP The Agriculture Department fights the Japanese beetle menace in America’s capital using strong traps and early efforts claim progress. Officials say numbers remain high but victory is the goal, with beetles attacking green plants around the White House and other city areas. The insect’s voracious appetite threatens a wide range of vegetation, from oak foliage to strawberries and spinach.
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Kansas Aggies Beat Missouri 7 to 6 at Memorial Stadium
The Kansas Aggies overhauled Missouri in a tight Memorial Stadium clash, winning 7 to 6 after Waldorf connected for 225 yards to set up Gladden's late score. Schaff missed the extra point, and Wiggins of Missouri returned a long pass for a touchdown but failed to convert. Tackwell added the extra point for Kansas with a placement kick.
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Varying College Scores Recap From Today’s Games
A roundup of today’s college and university football and basketball scores shows mixed results across multiple programs. Notable results include Pittsburgh routing an opponent 18 to 2, Northwestern defeating Illinois 7 to 0, and Carnegie Tech beating Washington Notre Dame Georgia Tech 19 to 6. Also listed are several mismatched scores with several typographical errors indicating uncertain units or teams. The Haskell reserves beat Olathe Mutes, while Oklahoma led Iowa State 14 to 7 at Norman after three periods.
Tonganoxie Man Is Injured on Highway
Willis Peters, 33, of Tonganoxie, was seriously injured last night when his Ford roadster swerved from Highway 40 east of town, crashed through hedge posts and overturned in a ditch. He improved but remained semi conscious from a brain concussion, and was at home in Tonganoxie this morning. The baker at Buren Bakery was able to talk at times, with no bones broken or major cuts reported.
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Former K U Student Killed in Plane Crash
Gove Kansas November 2 API Charles Peterson flying instructor for Pikey Peak Air Commerce Inc of Colorado Springs and his companion Lamont Stoltenberg a student flyer were killed when their Eaglerock plane crashed upside down on a farm four miles southwest of here Lamont Stoltenberg 23 was the only son of Dr and Mrs Ayala F Stoltenberg local prominent couple He had attended the University of Kansas three years and had entered a flying school at Colorado Springs last September City statisticians Berliners death by own action in the first six months of the current year numbered 528 men and 381 women The figures were compiled for Berliners by city statisticians and reported by AP
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Kansas Weather Forecast Preview With Local Variations
Kansas forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Morning and noon readings show cloudy skies except in Salina Dodge City Topeka Manhattan and Ottawa. Roads range from rough to good with Douglas County roads muddy.
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New Union Pacific Bus Network Planned Across Central U S
Union Pacific announces an upcoming motor bus line linking Denver Kansas City and St Louis with ten daily buses. The Kaw Valley Interurban station at 638 My will serve as local hub with four daily stops. Trips depart from Lakerenee at 9:40 AM and 5:50 PM, heading west.
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Two Lawrence Youths Enlisted as Radiomen
Benjamin Frederick Wheeler and Walter Benedict Varnum, sons of local residents, passed physical and professional qualifications for the Volunteer Communication reserve. Wheeler, a high school senior, and Varnum, a sophomore, enlist for four years as Radioman first class and Radioman third class reserve, respectively, for duty in war or national emergency. The Kansas section is led by Lieut. L. B. Lajzpre, USNR, Kansas City, Missouri.
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Indict Chicago Gangsters On Tax Fraud Charges
Chicago dispatch reports federal indictments against Terry Drugzan Frankie Lake and Ralph Capone for fraudulent income tax returns. Jack McGurn, already facing state charges tied to gang activities including the Valentine's Day Massacre, is linked to similar tax and payroll violations.
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Two Men Rob Kansas City Plumbing Contractor
Two men held up Ww. T. Bailey a Kansas City plumbing contractor as he arrived at a work site. They obtained only 185 dollars instead of the 2,100 payroll they sought. Bailey had recently switched from cash to checks for paying his workers. The incident occurred near his workplace and involved his stone masons.
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November jury to work on Tuesday in Douglas County court
The November term of the Douglas County district court convenes Tuesday morning with 30 jurors, hearing 162 civil actions and criminal cases. Nat uralizations and paroles delay opening until Monday, while Tuesday focuses on liquor cases involving Charles Beach, University of Kansas student, Earl Peterson, and Clarence Smiley. Ronald Lagan’s assault case may be continued to February due to Milton Beach’s health. Beach is resting at home and improving but unavailable to testify. A $5,000 bond remains for Tapa, hi ant.
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Murder trial jurist testimony in Amarillo case
Hamilton testified that his son-in-law Tom Walton Jr. was killed May 4 in Hamiltons Amarillo law office in a mortal battle with a .32 calibre pistol. The defense rested after four hours and fifty minutes of examination, court recessed until Monday. A separate meteorology report notes September rainfall as the rainiest since 1900 with 3.42 inches in one month.
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Chancellor Speaks a New Era in Education and Thought
Kansas City Kansas notes from the state teachers association sessions with talks by Dr. Thomas Jesse Jones on Education for Life and by CLU H Lindsey on a new era of thought post World War I. Rev A A VanSickle to speak at the United Brethren famine service with special music by Miss Josephine Edmonds and Roland Stover. Brakeman Eckles killed in a Santa Fe wreck near Catalia. General Crosby named war department representative for Olympic preparations. Adv for Winter Games.
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Colorful life ends as church dedicates new building
The First Presbyterian church of Lawrence dedicates its third building on Sunday November 4 in a ceremony marking the replacement of a fire-destroyed north wing. The new edifice, replacing the 1860 native stone church and the later larger structure, features a student-center aim for University of Lawrence students and an active dedication sermon led by Rev. William Wilson with contributions from Mrs. A. Risk of Oklahoma and Dean Thab Swarhh.
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William G. Lee Dead Veteran Leader in Labor Peace
William G Lee, 70, longtime Cleveland area teacher and labor ally, died after long illness from cancer. He led the Baltimore/Toledo era work for peace between capital and labor and built a home in North Lawrence. He was active in Masonic bodies in Lawrence and was Knight Templar. Parents were James Woo Lee and the late Mrs Lee. He headed a prominent local lodge and was remembered for his leadership in the Brotherhood of Trainmen.
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Ventura Freshman Suffered Fracture in Somersault Accident
Frank Ventura a University of Kavens freshman from Bankas City Missouri was reported resting well after suffering a broken neck and partial paralysis from a somersault at the university. Doctors at Bell Memorial say prognosis is hopeful with no permanent paralysis, though recovery continues following a head injury and ambulance transport to a Kansas City hospital.
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Miss Gould Wilt Speak At Volunteer Secretary Meeting
Miss Gould Wilt Speak Ups Rudiger Volunteer Secretary To Takk Sunday Afternoon. Oliver Geuhl secretary for the Student Volunteers invites men and women to attend a gathering at Pentes Nauze 1238 Copmad Ave Sundays afternoon. Students from ATT University and local high schools are urged to attend this meeting under the auspices of the University YW.
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Makes Bad Checks Good Willing Sipe’s Father Pays and Youth Is Released
A former Spiversite agent known as Willing Sipe’s father, T. M. Line of Ran som, paid 315.15 to County Attorney Tatey Frazee to cover checks linked to a case involving a youth named Sine. Frazee promised an additional sum soon. The county attorney reported folding financial liabilities tied to the incident and the Britis auxiliary headed for New Orleans with liquor.
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Lincoln Kans Nebr game draws hundreds of fans by rail
Local fans from Lincoln and nearby towns flocked to Lincoln for the Kansas Nebraska game at Nebraska Stadium. A special Topeka train carried about fifty supporters, while another group rode private cars. The Jayhawkers led by the University band organized a fund drive this week to support the band and related travel costs. The return trip was planned for after the game with about thirty five cars carrying supporters from Lawrence.
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KU Students Recover From Vehicle Collision Near Wichita
Three University students were injured in a collision west of Wichita Wednesday evening. Virginia Thayer and Margaret Mize, both from Lawrence, were hospitalized with minor injuries. Chester Jones of Lawrence was reported in good condition, and Mize was expected to return home soon. Jones sustained injuries to his right hand.
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Schools reopen Monday after teachers attend association meet
Schools which have been closed since Wednesday evening to permit teachers to attend the meet. Motulas' morning at the usual time. Several Lawrence teachers were in different programs for the three day sessions of the association.
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Five Crandalls Teach at Kansas Teachers Meeting
The Crandall family from Tampa led by Mrs Lulu Crandall and her five children Rose Howard Charlie and Pauline are among the largest family of teachers attending the regional Kansas State Teachers Association meeting in Topeka. The report notes their collective presence at the event and highlights their notable teaching lineage.
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