Sooners Roll Over Jayhawkers 20 to 0 at Norman
Oklahoma dominates Kansas in a soggy Owen Field Big Six game scoring in every quarter but the first. Dunlap and Harris key moments include a safety, a 74 yard punt, and two Oklahoma TDs while Kansas struggles with passes, punt blocks, and interceptions. Four Kansas players from Oklahoma noted with home crowd of about 20,000 anticipated despite rain.
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Miskovsky
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Roberteau
K. U
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Fleming
Hell
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Dick O’neil
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Ormond Beach
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Clyde Bloomfield
Ray Hafford
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Meeker
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Pioneer Jays
Pete Mehringer
Cash Gentry
Iowa
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Poyner
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Paterson
Bill Pansze
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Childe
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Clawson
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Rovertson
Oklahoma and Kansas Football Gruntle In Rough Tilt
A chaotic period by period report details Oklahoma and Kansas battling for yardage and points. Key moments include Dunlap’s runs and passes, multiple punts, a safety credited to Nesmith, and Robertson’s long runs for Kansas. Oklahoma edges to lead briefly, but the half ends with a low scoring tie before third quarter action unfolds.
Kansas State and Michigan State play to scoreless tie
In East Lansing on November 4, Kansas State and Michigan State battled to a scoreless tie in an intersectional game. Both teams threatened near the goal but failed to convert. Kansas State had the better chances early and late, while Michigan State attacked strongest in opening and closing periods.
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Michigan State
Migkoon
Haskell high eleven tops De La Salle in 30 point win
Haskell High School defeated De La Salle from Kansas City Mo 30 to 0 on Haskell field. Indians scored in every quarter with five touchdowns. John Carney opened with a 40 yard interception return then Roger Washington caught a 24 yard TD pass. Joe Serratt recovered a blocked punt for a score. Phil ip Lane added a 1 yard plunge and John Villa closed with a 2 yard run.
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Cornhuskers Triumph 26 0 Over Missouri Tigers in Rain
Nebraska dominants Missouri 26 to 0 in Columbia as George Sauer, Her nie Masterson, and Jack Williams power the offense. The game draws an estimated 6 500 spectators amid driving rain with Nebraska overpowering squads across the region.
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Masterson
Williams
Columbia
George Sauer
Hernie Masterson
Jack Williams
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Roosevelt vetoes governors plan in price fix row
President Roosevelt rejected the Midwest governors and state executives plan to fix farm prices and quotas for beef cattle hogs corn wheat milk and butter fat. White House said the plan would face widespread farmer opposition and require large government spending to prevent surplus. Des Moines sources note Milo Reno urged a national strike if rejected.
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Langer
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White House
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Des Moines
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Farmers National Holiday Association
Farm
George N. Peek
Ford Plant Lays On Men
Washington reports Henry Ford plans a seven day layoff at the Rouge plant to meet the 35 hour weekly code for 9,000 of 45,000 workers. NRA officials weigh data and potential action, with Johnson saying an exception could be considered if production resumes and hours rise.
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Henry Ford
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Hugh 8. Johnson
Detroit
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Rouge
Dearborn
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Ford Motor Company
Marker to honor first woman mayor of United States
Argonia plan to unveil bronze marker on Nov 10 honoring Mrs L A Salter touted as the United States first woman mayor. Miss Stalle B Haines, president of the women's Kansas Day club, notes Salter was elected in Argonia in 1887 after a humorous nominating push by men for temperance work. Club plans two markers per congressional district to honor Kansas women achievers.
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Kan
L. A. Salter
United States
Stalle B. Haines
Kansas Day Club
Haines
Women's Club
Kansas
McGee Defense Rests as Rebuttal Witnesses Begin
Kansas City courtroom reports say defense rests at noon in the McGee case. Rebuttal witnesses planned as the jury nears verdict after Judge Emory Whitten supports trial schedule.
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Kansas City
George ‘McGee
Toan Beaares
Ev. Eral
Witneate Oo
Emory H
Pf Sowengy
May Drop Extradition Treaty with Greece
Washington reports the government weighing renouncing the extradition treaty with Greece following Greek denials of pending applications. The move, if carried out, could affect the Insull case by removing international machinery to return Samuel Insull to the United States.
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Greece
Washington
Athens
Salleree
Samuel Ing
Lincoln MacVeigh
Insull
Busy night as bus collides with car at Eighth and Tennessee
Water department crews fought to cap a broken hydrant after a collision between a R E P bus driven by C B Barnes and a model T Ford driven by Wendell Beeman at Eighth and Tennessee streets. Beeman escaped injury while Barnes was unhurt. bus damaged but back in service after repairs.
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C. B. Barnes
Maple Street
Eighth
Tennessee Streets
Wendell Beeman
Baldwin
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Eighth Street
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Tennessee Street
West Lawrence
Fred Hunsinger
Sixth
Indiana Streets
Ford
Definite clues in Lawton triple murder inquiry
Lawton Oklahoma November 4 AP detectives say definite ground has been reached in the search for the Lawton triple murder killer. A coroner's jury returned an open verdict as investigators pursue a new lead from a taxi driver who ferried a youth to the Hayter home on several occasions. A thumbprint on a pistol found beside Sidney does not match the family. Police plan a crackdown on narcotics addicts to chase down the killer who is described as a maniac.
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Eaid
C. C. Cuistion
Robert F. Hayter
Foupithen
Hayter
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Sidney
Alain Boy
Petarders Sud
Fort Sill
Rassibuleed
Anoney
Dwight ‘Aloom
Tuberculous Clinic Opens Monday at Memorial Hospital
The regular monthly tuberculosis clinic will run Monday from 8 AM to 5 PM at Memorial Hospital with Dr C F Taylor supervising. Patients should enter via the west Missouri street entrance. about 20 to 30 patients are expected. the event is supported by Christmas seals funds from the Tuberculosis Association.
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C. F. Taylor
Norton, Inc
Old City Hall
Ada
Taylor
Missouri Street
Tuberca Seals Association
Annale
Educator Franklin Smith Longtime Lawrence School Leader Dies
Franklin Pierce Smith 79, who served 22 years as Lawrence city schools superintendent retiring in 1916, died at his home on Tennessee Street after months of ill health. A Kansas and Indiana educator and Mason, he led Ottawa High School and later Lawrence schools, contributing to state education commissions and associations. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Salt Lake
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David Passon
W. L. Bardick
D. M. Horkmans
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Carl Preyer
George C. Foster
Dean R. A. Schwegler
W. HH. Eastman
Salem
Ind
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Nancy Jane (Wornall) Smith
University of Indiana At Bloomington
Baker University
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Leavenworth County
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Factions rally to back Cuban chief amid resignation row
In Havana on November 4 AP reports representatives from factions that once backed President Gray reaffirmed support and rejected his resignation. A midnight meeting led by Sergio Carbos rejected the resignation of the president and cabinet, while the student directory dissolved and withdrew from the government.
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Gray
Sergio’ Carbos
Holdups Net $37 In Two Robberies With Firearms
Two robberies occurring last night and early this morning netted about $37 for three masked gunmen. At 9:15 p.m. a solitary Negro in a comic mask robbed Continental filling station on New York Street, taking about $30 from attendant Francis Sommer. Officers swarmed the area. the bandit fled east. Shortly before 3 a.m. at the bus depot on Massachusetts Street two white masked men with a double barreled shotgun forced attendant Clifford Howery to hand over the cash drawer. The suspects fled east through the alley toward New Hampais Street.
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Iceman
Finney Takes Witness Stand in Embezzlement Case
Emporia bank official Warter W. Finney continued testimony for a fourth day as defense and prosecution clash over the embezzlement charge. Witness John Carrington testified about collections of $611.92 from Altoona Telephone, with records lost in a 1932 car accident near Junction City that killed a veterinarian. Other testimony questioned Finney’s knowledge of his own bank balance, while Howell corroborated. A separate AP item noted plans to distribute about 300000 pounds of cured ham to needy families.
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Warter ‘W. Finney
Emporia Bank
Emporia State & Savings
Finney
John Carrington
Altoona Telephone. Company
Junction City
Howell
Stock Market Index Rises to 75.5 on 90-Stock Batch
The stock market index for 90 stocks stood at 75.5, edging higher after yesterday's 75.8 reading. No company names or dates beyond yesterday are provided.
Teachers Wind Up Seventieth Kansas State Meeting
At the seventieth annual Kansas State Teachers Association session 2,500 visiting teachers gathered in the University of Kansas auditorium to elect G. Marshall of Ottawa as vice president for 1934. The convention adopted economy-driven constitutional amendments and resolved on ed policy changes, while delegations debated prohibition repeal and school finance reforms. Dr. Doudna of Madison, Wis., urged psychology’s rise in education and stressed teacher personality as vital to learning. The final general session closed as departmental meetings followed and 4,000 teachers prepared to depart.
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K. U
G. Marshall
Ottawa
C. E. Birch
Fine Arta
University of Kansas
The
Teachers Association Representative Assembly
Topeka
Kansas
National Teachers Association
Dondna
Board of Genre of Normal Schools
Madison
Wis
Doudna
P.T.A
Weather Summary From City Notes Collage Era
Weather report notes a colder outlook with morning mist and a mix of rain and wind. Mentions temperatures and the need to prepare by adding antifreeze to radiators. References Dede City and Arkansas City with muddy roads possible after yesterday’s low and highs.
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Coffe
Fae Alippe
Andrkansas City
Former Abilene Mayor H. J. Humphrey Dies at 73
H. J. Humphrey, 73, longtime Abilene mayor and resident, died here today. He had spent 40 years in a loan and insurance business in the community. Survivors and additional details not fully listed.
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H. J. .Humphrey
Abilene
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