Nebraska Wins 20-0 as Huskers Dominate Jayhawks
Nebraska jumps to a 20-0 victory over Kansas at Memorial Stadium. Howell opens scoring with a 15 yard rush, Sloan adds a 45 yard TD run, and McBride caps the scoring with a 2 yard plunge. Kansas battles in spots but Nebraska’s defense and improved offense pull away.
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Kansas Jayhawkers
Memorial Stadium Field
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Howell
Sloan
Pas
McBride
Sloan Maade
George McCormick
IR. U
Nebraska
Jayhawker
K U
Jayhawkers
Corntinsiegs Power House
Deen
Rem- Rey
Rowley
Cooper
Doy Cooper
Ken Tae Huel
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Red
Russell
Blue Howell
Cooner
McCormick
Earnest Begie
Ramsey
Lawrence
Sto Sloan
Mullins
Wrenca
Lyman
Kansas
Latwrence
Plave
Frihm
Farley
Fisher
Padén
Peaker
Young
Hogan
Shaniine
Melavide
McFride
Sorem
Keansas
Frahm
Payne
Lawrencé
Vine
Ebrasks
Schroeder
Schopflin
Karizas Young
Tack
Necraska
Schimidt
Ryard
Ash Tor
Inashis
Schmidt
Coaner
Wes
Ash
Lone Hiss
Kansas Nebraska grid lineups and game statistics
The report lists starting lineups for Kansas and Nebraska with players such as Schopflin, Holm, Smoot, Ward, McMullen, Olson, Paden, Russell, Witte, Farley, Howell, Grover, and refs including McCreary and Welch. First downs favor Nebraska 12 to 4. Passing yards show Kansas 58 and Nebraska 214.
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Helm
Ward
Yo Witte
Nebraska
Lexan
Kans Hauser
White
Owell
Witte
Cooper
Kansas
McCormick
I .Cox
Ashburn
Kangas
Howell
Feft
Une
McMermick
Gooner Wy Paden
McMullen
Teyman
Kansad
Howell -¢Aines
Jel
Cackle
Towel
Ec A
Cox
Kansa
Hauser
Morgan Schopflin
Ve Richards
Shannon Holm
Smoot
James Ward
G. McMullen Olson
Munn McCormick
Ashburn Paden
Russell
Witte Farley
Howell A. C. Grover
Washington
B. L. McCreary
Oklshoma
Umlire
Ira Carrithers
Illinois
Pete Welch
Simmars
Indians Beat WashingtonU In Muddy St. Louis Tilt
Haskell Indians sink Washington University 7–0 in a rainy St. Louis game. Louis Weller capped a 42 yard run to set the only score in the second quarter as both teams battled mud and field conditions. Kell quarterback led Haskell, with key plays and punts shaping the dull first half.
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Louis Weller
Haskell
Washington U
Haskell Indians
Washington University
St. Louis
Aternoon
Ilaps
St.Louis
iNether
Indians
Thedston
Powiess
Yrdians
Pall Hingson
Early 20th Century College Scores Mixed Across Games
A jumbled list shows Brown defeated Holy Cross 6 0 while Villanova beat Bucknell 20 6 and Pittsburgh topped Syracuse 18 0. Michigan shut out Illinois 3 0, Yale blanked Dartmouth 18 0, Boston College routed Manhattan 60 6, Rutgers beat Catholic University 12 6, Niagara 12 Clarkson 0, Trinity 0 Wesleyan 24, Marietta 14 Muskingum 13, St Xavier 19 Kansas Wesleyan, Drake 6 0, Haskell Washington 0, Gorella 9 Princeton 6, Colgate 14 Wabash 6, Notre Dame 9 Penn 0, Harvard 39 Lehigh 0.
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Brown
Holy Cross
Villanova
Bucknell
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Michigan
Illinois
Yale
Dartmouth
Boston College
Manhattan
Rutgers
Catholic U
Niagara
Clarkson
Trinity
Wesleyan
Marietta
Muskingum
St. Xavier
Kansas Wesleyan
Drake
Haskell
Washington
Fourtheriod
Columbia
Gorella
Princeton
Ohio
Colgate
Wabash
Notre Dame
Pennpiste
Harvard
Lehigh
Jayhawkers Win in Cross Country Race
The Kansas Jayhawkers defeated Nebraska 19 to 26 on a four and a quarter mile course this afternoon. Captain Frazier and McComb shared first place in 21 minutes and 1 second. Warren Farmer of Liberal issued a challenge to many old buffalo hunters after claiming his last buffalo calf in April 1886.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Frazier
McComb
Weekly Weather Forecast for Southern Rocky Regions
The forecast calls for generally fair weather with unsettled conditions in western Colorado and Utah. Frequent rain in northwestern Utah, above normal temperatures through Wednesday, then cooler conditions in the north. The upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys along the northern and central plains may see brief periods of precipitation but mostly fair weather in southern portions. Temperatures trend above normal through the week, with a cooler finish in the closing days and mixed coverage across the region.
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Rocky “Mountain
Colorado
Utah
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Agens Rature
Hoover train crowds greet Hoover in Kansas stop
Hoover toured Kansas on a campaigning train stopping at Council Grove amid snow. He urged voters to go to the polls, touted farm relief plans, and consulted with Clyde Reed and other Kansas Republicans. Hoover presented a federal board plan to aid agriculture and urged Congress to act before the next harvest.
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Herbert’ Hoover
Kansas
Council Grove
Herbert
Ulster
St. Louis
Reed
Hoover
Agricultural West
Congress
Lone Sea Rover's Boat Pilgrim Wrecked Off Goeree
Captain Thomas Drake of Seattle known as the Lone Sea Rover lost his 35 foot ketch Pilgrim in a storm off Goeree. The vessel was a total loss after being wrecked. Drake was rescued by fishermen and taken to Stellendam with only clothing and instruments saved.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Thomas. Drake
Seattle
Wash
Goeree
iStellendam
Farm Bureau Enaction Day Highlights County Women
About 150 women attended the Douglas County Farm Bureau annual achievement day in the Chamber of Commerce building. A noon basket dinner preceded an afternoon program and exhibit inspection with talks from Kansas State Agricultural College specialists and local leaders on future Farm Bureau plans and nutrition, plus a color demonstration and bouquet contest.
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Chamber ‘of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Ase
Elizabeth Randle
Seounty
Pearl Martin
Maude Deely
Conie Foote
Kansas State Agricultural College
D.S. Perkins
Lake View-Crowder
Chester Weible
Valley Chapel
Brackett
Riverside
Ralph Colman
Farm Bureau
Curtis in Kansas En Route With Senator Curtis to Wichita
Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas, en route from the campaign, travels more than 15,000 miles in ten weeks. He plans a final address in Wichita, then returns to Topeka to rest and vote on Tuesday. Curtis aims to be in Washington Thursday to handle senatorial duties as election results begin to come in. He is met at Topeka station by relatives and friends and welcomed at a rally Monday night.
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Clyde Reed
Kansas
Ottawa
Hoover
Council Grove
Reed
Hoo Ver
Republican Party
A. M.landon
Yda M. Walker
State Central Committee
Sunflower
Charles Curtis
Washington
St. Louis
Madison Square Garden
Senator Curtis
Wichita
Topeka
Chicago
Curtis
Barc
Hoover Telegram Praises President Nominee in Voice of Confidence
Hoover telegraphed President Coolidge expressing pride in the nominee’s statements and gratitude for the confidence shown during the past seven years. He said any American would be proud of the message and would trust the candidate to lead the United States, transferring the office to capable hands.
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Hoover
Pueblo
Golo
Herbert ‘Hoover
Coolidge
The
United States
SLAIN FARM WIFE CASE REPORTED NEAR NEIGHING NEIGHBORHOOD
Neligh Nebraska Nov 3 AP Sheriffs forces searched the Ernest Witmer farm for the described grave of a 26 year old farmer's wife who Witmer said he killed over smoking refusals Sey mer who surrendered at Norfolk yesterday admitted poisoning a glass of home brew and striking his wife with a bludgeon before burying the body about 400 feet west of the farm forest edge of a cornfield
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Neligh
Neb
Ernest Witmer
Seymer
Norfolk
Journal-World Plans Election Returns Party Tuesday Night
Lawrence readers are invited to the Journal-World election party next Tuesday at 7 p.m. to hear national and state returns broadcast by WREN and reported at the Journal-World office. Complete county results and radioses will be shared via press wires, with entertainment when returns pause.
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Journal- World
Journal-World
WREN
Hanna Radio Shop
Associated Press
Journal-World News
Thel
Willj Aill
Lawrence Folk
Design Studios Open Sunday Showcases Czech Slovak Etchings
Design studios will open Sunday from 3 to 5 PM to display Czech Slovakian etchings by J Stretti Zamtoni in room 319 and Japanese color prints in room 312. Rosemary Ketcham praises the exhibits as worthwhile and invites homecoming visitors to view them.
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Tors
Department of Design Studios
J. Stretti- Zamtoni
Rosemary Ketcham
Long-Lived Seckle Pear Tree Sighting Near Old Windmill Site
A horticulturist from Washingtonville New York N P Anderson found a long lived seckle pear tree near the site of an old windmill on West Ninth street in Lawrence He measured the trunk at eight feet nine inches in circumference two feet eleven inches in diameter the tree is hollow yet healthy and still bearing fruit Anderson plans to verify planting date with locals before leaving for California He last visited Lawrence in 1900 and is a second cousin of Anders Palm who built the windmill over fifty years ago.
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N. P.anderson
Washingtonville
Orange County
New York
Mr. Anderson
Lawrence
Anders Palm
Anderson
Tomorow
California
Bratianu’s Premiership in Romania Ends
Vienna reports that Vintila Bratianu, Romania’s premier since Ion Bratianu’s death in 1927, resigned today. Opposition leaders Iuliu Maniu General Averescu and Nicholae Iorga will be received by the regency and Maniu may be asked to form a cabinet with Titulescu as foreign minister, ending the Bratianu era for now.
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Vintilla
Bratianu
Rumania
Ion
Iuliu Maniu
National Peasant Party
Fiora Averescu
People’s Party
Nicholas Iorga
National Party
M.manin
Nicholas Titulescu
Vintilla Bratinau
Bratinau
Asia
Alleague
Out of the Mud celebration planned for Ottawa Kansas
The Lawrence and Ottawa Chambers of Commerce plan a November 20 event to mark the opening of a paved highway across Kansas. A free barbecue, a 100 piece University of Kansas band, a potential Haskell dance group and a flying exhibit are behind the elaborate program. A $2,500 fundraising drive backs the celebration on the Ottawa courthouse grounds with street dances and extended activities from late morning to midnight.
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Douglass
Franklin
Lawrence and
Otttawa
State of
Kansas
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Mac
University‘of Kansas
K. U
Haskell Indian i School
National Aeronautical
Itate
National Highway Commission
Be A Pets
Gente Eens
Meeting of Northeast Kansas Building and Loan Group in Lawrence
The northeast Kansas Group of building and loan association will hold a Lawrence meeting on November 14. Airman Stevenson Broun announced that fifty-two associations are included in the group. Morning and afternoon sessions precede an evening banquet at Haskell Institute. John E. Emick of Lawrence is the group secretary.
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Northeast Kansas Group of Building and Loan Association
Lawrence
Stevenson
Broun
Wfifty
Northeast Group
Haskell Institute
Kansas
John E. Emick
Smith to speak by radio to farmers on Monday
New York AP dispatch says Governor Smith will deliver a nationwide radio talk to farmers on Monday at 12 30 p m Eastern over WEAF and the red network. The same story notes Coroner Upholds girls tale in Lake Bluff as Alfrieda Knaak is examined in a furnace fire case.
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Smith
Alk
New York
APJ
Democratic Nationals
WEAF
Red Network
Lake Bluff
Jsl
Alfrieda Knaak
C. A. Barnes
Lake
Awards for Decorated Houses Celebrate Campus Display
Winners of the Homecoming house decor contest announced by Armin Woestemeyer, chair of judging. Chi Omega won the Innes Cup for best decorated sorority house at 1845 West Campus Road, with notable displays from Alpha Gamma Delta, Gamma Phi Beta, Alpha Delta Pi, Delta Zeta, and Alpha Chi Omega. Fraternity honors went to Delta Chi for first prize with simple, dignified decor. honorable mentions included Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Delta Upsilon, Delta Sigma Lambda, and Beta Theta Pi. The Cosmopolitan Club claimed the Round Corner Cup for non Greek groups with a flags display at 1653 Indiana Street. Judges praised this year’s decorations as possibly the best yet.
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Innes
Chi Omega ‘Sorority
West Campus Road
Chi Omega
Alpha Gamma Delta
Louisiana
Gamma Phi Beta
Campus
Alpha Delta Pi
Delta Zeta
Indiana
Alppa Chi Omega
Oread
Delta Chi
West Campus
K. U
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Delta Upsilon
Delta Sigma Lambda
India
Beta Theta Pi
Tennessee
Phi Delta Chi
Acacia
Delta U
Ph Delta ‘Chi
Acacia Yard
Cosmopolitan Club
Indi ‘Ana Street
Rosemary
Ketchum
Elizabeth
Meguiar
George Beal
Dorothy Uguxton
Olin K
Fearing
Ee Adeno
Boards Merge at University of Kansas Athletic Meet
The University of Kansas athletic and physical education boards merged at the Homecoming meeting. The executive committee includes W. W. Davis as chairman Irving Hill Charles Haines Dr. F C Alten F Ellis Johnson and Chancellor Lindley ex officio. Regular meetings will occur the eve of the first football game Homecoming Kansas Relays and the first Monday in May.
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University of Kan Athletic Board
University of Kansas Physical Education
W. W. Davis
Irving Hill
Charles Haines
F.C. Alten
F. Ellis Johnson
Lindley
Kansas
Honor to Zeps Cargo as Graf Zeppelin Cotton Is Honored
Bremen on November 3 observed extraordinary honors for the Graf Zeppelin cargo bale from Lakehurst. A new truck, flags of Germany Bremen and the United States, and profuse flowers accompanied the hoisting ceremony. Thousands cheered as the bale traveled in a procession toward the cotton exchanges for auction to aid the airship crew.
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Bremen
Iever
Graf Zeppelin
Lakehurst
Germany
United
Hold Election Tomorrow in Nicaragua Peaces Prevailed on Eve of Balloting
Managua reports say general election tomorrow will choose a president under the supervision of American marines and an American election board. The campaign regulates are described as the largest ever known and peace is reported with Gen Augustine Sandino no longer a major factor in the rebellion.
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Nicaragua
America Election Board
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