Nebraska Beats Kansas in Homecoming Football Thriller
Nebraska defeats Kansas 16 to 7 at Memorial Stadium in a hard fought Homecoming clash. Dodd and Rohrig anchored the Huskers offense with key runs and a late fourth quarter field goal by Anderson. Kansas trades blows with Cadwalader and Miller, but Nebraska nabs the win as Anderson converts the final extra point.
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Kansas
Replogie
Jayhawkers
Huskers
Replogle
Rohrig
Dodd
Miller
Reprogle
Knight
Nebraska
Bunsen
Brock
Shirk
Masoner
Cadwalader
Sullivant
Amerine
Chester Gibbons
Andreson
Mills
Husker
Andres
K.U
Demeise Lemoine
Helen Johnson
Elizabeth Kemp
Ralph T. O'Neil
Board of Regents
O'Neil
E. H. Lindley
Karl F. Baldwin
K.U. R.0.t.c
Fred Ellsworth
Behrig
Goaline
Rehrig
Hopp
Massare Hy
Wansnas
Jay‘ha ‘Kers
Renko
Burruss
Jayhawker
Warren
Basilevac
Husher
Bukat
Crowell
Anderson
Merkel
Sillanick
Biff Jones
Rhule
Seemann
Bukaty
Callinan
Reptogie
Mayoner
Thenko
Prochaska
Chimm
Callihan
Elunsen
Masquer
Chester Gibbens
Gibbens
Luther
Ashburn
Jayhawk
Axkansas
Burge
Bob Kahler
Ton Dodd
Plock
Grimm
Andreson Place
Fansas
Football finals score roundup from the era
A snapshot of college football results with teams including Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech Navy Notre Dame Brown Yale Dartmouth Fordham St Marys Lehigh NYA Manhattan NC State North Carolina Virginia Tech Columbia LaFayette Penn State Chicago Harvard Indiana Boston College Purdue Ohio State Wisconsin Northwestern Tulane Alabama Missouri Michigan State Iowa State Drake Kansas State Oklahoma and others in third quarter notes and final tallies.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Navy
Notre Dame
Brown
Yale
Dartmouth
Dickinson
Fordham
St. Mary’s
Lehigh
N.Y.A
Manhattan
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Virginia Polytechnic
Western Reserve
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Kneeton
Rutgers
Temple
Holy Cross
Franklin and Marshall
Army
Virginia
Columbia
LaFayette
Penn State
Chicago
Harvard
Indiana
Boston College
Purdue
Ohio State
Wesleyan
Williams
Duquesne
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Tulane
Alabama
Santa Claus Indiana Eyes Yuletide Oil Boom
Santa Claus Indiana the Christmas post office town anticipates an oil boom as leasing activity and test wells near start Santa Claus Postmaster Oscar Phillips and family prepare for the Christmas mail rush while remailing firms expand the seasonal postmark trade amid the holiday flow.
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Santa Claus
Ind
Indiana
Oscar Phillips
Pigeons Released by Royalist Students Disrupt Sorbonne Ceremony
In Paris on November 5, royalist students disrupted opening ceremonies at the Sorbonne by releasing a dozen live pigeons in the great hall. President Lebrun spoke as the birds were set loose, shouting the royalist rallying cry, and chaos followed until ushers captured none and the chairman closed the event.
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Paris
Sorbonne
University of Paris
Lebrun
France
Hungarian Troops Occupy New Zone in Czechoslovakia
Hungarian forces crossed the Danube to seize a 4 875 square mile sector awarded at Vienna, while Japan presses China trading moves and Spain’s civil war sees major clashes along the Ebro. Foreign protests flare over the Yangtze and new strikes gear up in the Atlantic.
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Danube River
Czechoslovakia
Japan
China
Spain
Hungary
Vienna
Shanghai
United States
Great Britain
France
Yangtze Valley
Snow possible as cold front nears Kansas
Topeka reports colder weather with a northwest wind bringing near freezing temps tonight. Snow may break out across the state within 36 hours as a low pressure area moves from Dodge City. Duck hunters welcomed the wintry outlook while highs tomorrow are expected 45 to 50 in most areas.
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Topeka
S. D. Flora
Kansas
Flora
Dodge City
Shocks Registered in Pasadena From Japanese Quakes
The Carnegie seismological laboratory reported two severe earthquakes, apparently in Japan, recorded in Pasadena today. Each quake had two shocks at 1:00:55, 1:05:10 and 3:02:16, 3:11:52 am Pacific Standard Time. Distance estimated at 5,850 miles.
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Pasadena
Calif
Carnegie Seismological Laboratory
Japan
P.S.T
Rutgers Triumph Meets Coach Harman Birthday Milestone
Rutgers football defeated Princeton 20 to 18 at the new million dollar stadium. The win marks Rutgers first victory over Princeton since their 1869 intercollegiate clash. Coach Harvey Harman turned 39 today as the Scarlet Knights celebrated.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers
Harvey Harman
Princeton
Tigers
Snow removal delays Big Seven game in Boulder
Snow covered Norlin stadium in Boulder as P-Fifty workers scraped two inches from the turf. Utah and Colorado prepared for an afternoon Big Seven grid clash while overcast skies unloaded more flakes.
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Boulder
Colo
Norlin Stadium
Utah
Colorado
Greece Preserved in Brit Five Clarinet Exhibit
Five ancient clarinets from Greece are preserved in a British museum exhibit highlighting early woodwind instruments and cultural heritage. Researchers note the instruments reveal craft techniques and musical practices of classical civilizations.
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Greece
Senate panel to monitor voting in three states
The senate campaign expenditures committee said it would deploy observers to watch voting in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and North Dakota on Tuesday. Philadelphia, Jersey City, and Bismarck will host observers, with 20 investigators also in Ohio, Illinois, and Vermont on election day for potential campaign abuse complaints.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
North Dakota
Sheppard
D-Tex
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Bismarck
N. D
Ohio
Illinois
Vermont
Ober Heads Club At Kansas Relays Event
H B Ober of Lawrence was elected president of the Kansas Relays club at a meeting at the Eldridge. A new executive committee was chosen with Dan Servey and others from Kansas City and Wichita. About 150 attended a mixer with 1908 football guests and motion pictures of Texas and Nebraska games.
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H. B. Ober
Lawrence
Kansas Relays Club
Glenn Chariton
Eldridge
Dan Servey
Kansas City
John Billingsley
Kan
H. L. Kirkpatrick
Topeka
Ames Rogers
Abilene
Charles Coats
Wichita
Claude Chalfant
Hutchinson
Glenn Baker
Russell
A. E. Woestemeyer
Gene Glahn
R. Kennedy
Gwinn Henry
E. M. Hopkins
Freighter Captured by Spanish insurgent cruiser
Reports say the Spanish government freighter Rio Miera was captured in the North Sea by the insurgent auxiliary cruiser Ciudad de Alicante. The crew was imprisoned and the ship brought to port with an insurgent crew, in a second attack within a week on a government merchant vessel.
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China
Yangtze
Hankow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Yanglouting
Yincheng
Hanchwan
Mora de Ebro
North Sea
Germany
Ciudad de Alicante
Emden
Nadir
Cromer
England
Cantabria
Reuters
Berlin
Lloyds
Decorations of Houses Winners Announced at KU Homecoming
Results of the hour-long decoration contest held with KU homecoming were announced at the football game. Kappa Alpha Theta won sororities, Miller Hall won dormitories, and Pi Kappa Alpha won fraternities, each with top prizes. Judges noted decorations were better than last year and praised the effort.
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K.U
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Miller Hall
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Kappa Alpha Theta
Sigma Kappa
Chi Omega
Watkins Hall
Corbin Hall
Pi Kappa Alpha
Phi Gamma Delta
Beta Theta Pi
Dick Wagstaff
Stock Market Index Rises Slightly in Today's Trading
The average of 60 stocks stood at 52.5, up from 52.4 yesterday. An advertisement notes "Gone with the Wind" and a listed price of £1.49 at Keeler's Book Store.
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Bae Pe
Keeler
Forest Fire Rain Reaches Across 164 State Fire Area
Rains curb extensive blazes from Michigan to the Mississippi watershed as hundreds of fires threaten coal towns and timberland. Kentucky loss to timber in Harlan county reached about 200000 dollars. Missouri and Illinois report sizable acreages burned and hog deaths.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Gulf
Atlantic
Mississippi
Thurmond
Charleston
Missouri
Illinois
Anton J. Tomasek
Indiana
McMinnville
Tenn
Hardin County
Alabama
Witness details German American band aims to overthrow government
Bernard Hofmann of Milwaukee testifies before the House committee on un American activities about the German American Bund plan to overthrow the U S government He describes means to coerce critics and threats against German Americans opposed to the Bund and notes infractions tied to Vienna situation and a train meeting with George Froboese.
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Washington
House
Bernard Hofmann
Milwaukee
John C. Metcalfe
Hofmann
George Froboese
Middle West
Chicago
Froboese
Thies
D.-Tex
Metcalf
fYes
Wisconsin Federation of German-American Societies
Milwaukee German-American Federation
Nione
Vienna
College Two Mile Run At Ames
Drake defeats Iowa State 37 to 18 in a college two mile run at Ames Iowa Citadel Keeler's $1.39.
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College
Ames
Drake
Iowa State
Ier Citadel
Keeler’s
Berlin Plotters Sentenced in Treason Trial
In Berlin the people's court announced death for Peter Kasper and prison terms for three accomplices after a treason trial over plans for an armed proletarian march. The defendants included August Hirsch Johannes Schneider and Otto Sauter.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Peale
Red Army
Peter Kasper
August Hirsch
Johannes Schneider
Otto Sauter
Kasper
Germany
Russia
Hirsch
Schneider
Sauter
People’s Court
Market Fear Prompts Kansas Potato Show Warnings
Kansas potato producers were urged to adopt washing and precooling practices to halt a long decline in acreage and shipments. S. W. Decker of Kansas State College reported successful potato precooling experiments, while board members C. O. Browning, Scott Kelsey, and Paul Mellett were reelected to the show’s board. Officers for next year will be chosen at a later meeting.
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Kansas
Kaw Valley
Kansas State College
S. W. Decker
Topeka
Chicago
C. O. Browning
Linwood
Scott Kelsey
Paul Mellett
Edwardsville
Sportsmen's Club to Receive Bass Shipment
Fred W. Kahn secretary of the Douglas County Sportsmen's club said a shipment of 26 pails of large mouth bass will arrive this afternoon from the federal hatchery at Neosho Missouri. The fish will be placed in the Midland ballast pit by club members that night. Previous bass shipments came from the federal bureau of fisheries but none were received last year.
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Fred W. Kahn
Douglas County Sportsmen’s Club
Federal Hatchery
Neosho
Midland
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Husker Band and Rooters Parade to the Stadium
The 90 piece University of Nebraska band with over 100 student rooters and about 15 Nebraska autos paraded to the stadium along Massachusetts street at 11 45 this morning. The scarlet and cream bandsmen played school marches as students sang with Corncob and Tassel pep groups present. A Union Pacific special train carrying 290 people arrived at 11 30, 45 minutes early.
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University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Massachusetts Street
Union Pacific
Kansas Wins 2 Mile Relay Over Nebraska 384 21
Kansas takes the two mile team event against Nebraska with 384 points to 21. Harris leads with a 9 49.1 time, followed by Kansas runners Klamm and Eberhardt and Nebraska’s Toberan and Walker placed among the top ten.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Harris
Klamm
Kuper
Toberan
Ryan
Walker
Butler
Owen
Eberhardt
Brownlee
Hoover Predicts GOP Wins in Western States
Former President Herbert Hoover told an informal Republican meeting in Pendleton Oregon that Oregon California Iowa Ohio Wisconsin Minnesota and Kansas would go Republican in the coming election and that a Republican president could be elected in 1940 if the trend continues. He said New York is the key state for the New Deal and that the party has an even chance there next week.
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Pendleton
Ore
Herbert Hoover
Oregon
California
Iowa
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
New York
Ford Service Hamilton 15 W 9th iv
Ford service listing for 15 West 9th street indicates motor repair and maintenance offerings. Details are sparse but imply location and basic automotive care services.
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Ford Service
Hamilton
Homecoming Parade Delights Lawrence with Floats and Crowds
The University of Kansas Homecoming torchlight parade drew large crowds as Theta Tau won 10 dollars for a slot-machine float amid 30 entries and 12 cash prizes. Second Sigma Phi Epsilon earned eight dollars with the Mountain Boys theme and Beta Theta Pi took seven for Keep Nebraska in the Cellar. An unusually large crowd heard radio rally remarks after the parade, with homecoming queen Deneisea Lemoine and attendants introduced at the REN building.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Theta Tau
Mountain Boys
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Esquire
Nebraska
Beta Theta Pi
Haskell Institute
Delta Sigma
Independent Student Association
Sigma Chi
Sigma Nu
Delta Chi
Phi Delta Theta
Kappa Sigma
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Delta Pi
A. R. Kennedy
Jay Jones
University and Lawrence High School
American Legion
William Kollender
Massachusetts Street
Seventh Street
Vermont
REN
Hovey J. Hanna
Jack Nessly
Solowane
George Crowell
Attica
Clarence Steele Kingfisher
Okla
Howard Randall
Champaign
Ill
William Rice
Ponca City
R. Ben Hennessy
Prolonged earthquake rocks Japanese island
A prolonged quake with frequent aftershocks sent Tokyo residents into the streets at night. The epicenter is believed in Miyagi Prefecture about 200 miles northeast of Tokyo. Landslides and tidal waves were feared in Miyagi and Fukushima as communications to the hardest hit area were disrupted.
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London
Tokyo
C.S.T
Reuters
Miyagi Prefecture
Central Meteorological Observatory
Japan
Miyagi
Fukushima
Federal Narcotics Chief Praises Kansas Marihuana Work
Topeka reports a letter from H. J. Anslinger, U S commissioner of narcotics, commending Kansas for its excellent marihuana eradication efforts. Attorney General Clarence V Beck and assistant Jay S Parker are named in the message.
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Topeka
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Washington
Kansas
Clarence V. Beck
Jay S. Parker
H. J. Anslinger
U. S. Commissioner of Narcotics
Weather Summary for Kansas Cities and Regions
Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of snow and colder temperatures on Sunday. Morning conditions show cloud cover in Manhattan, Emporia, Wichita, Topeka, and Salina, with clear skies in Arkansas City, Coffeyville, Pittsburg, and Garden City. Dirt roads vary from muddy in Manhattan to fair in Coffeyville and Topeka, with others as good.
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Kansas
Manhattan
Emporia
Wichita
Topeka
Salina
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Garden City
Yostotmay
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Memorial Stadium
M. C. Lewis
B.J. Firkens
John Waldorf
Y. S. Eagan
Grinnell
Rohrig Ashburn
Kahler
Pas
Jaime LB
Basilevaeht
Peak Mills Massate
L.G
Muskin Warren Reettenmaengies
Brock Anderson
R.G
Herrmann Sihlanick
crmmmRee Denneneenaee Behm
Renkope
Essemnseel
Ey Eote Grimm, Sullivant
Michigan State
Towa State
Kansas State
Oklahoma
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Royalists
The
Senate Committee
Campaign Expenditures Committee
Ober Heads Club
Lawrence Merchant
Kansas Relays Organization
Husker Band
Rooters
Hoover
Japanese Island
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