Kansas Wins Classic But Falls Behind In First Quarter
Kansas and Oklahoma battled in Norman with Kansas taking a 9 to 7 lead after a first quarter safety and field goal. Early on Oklahoma pressured, but Kansas rallied as Mandeville powered a 5 yard run followed by a left end TD with Lomborg kicking the extra point.
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Alien
Kansas
Burn
Allison
Sooner
Davis
Hill
White
Bunn
Gunn
Mandeville
Sooners
Tonborg
Junn
Lomborg
Morrison
Swatteck
Firth
Taylor
Reed LE Taylor Nettels
Johnston Jones
LG McKinley
Saunders C
Hamm Woody
Filmonson
Sandefur
Smeet Ivy
Haskell Lonborz
OB Davis Mandeville
AM Bunn
White Allison Fi Norgison
Offici Ilx
C. Grover
A. C
McBiride
K. C
McCleary
Payroll Robbery Foiled and Bandits Fleeced
Four payroll bandits attacked Miss Marie Radner, bookkeeper of a broom company, seizing a payroll satchel containing currency. Radner, knocked down but unhurt, had placed most of the cash in her stockings. the men escaped with $9 in small change and fled.
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Chicago
Miss Marie
Radner
2 Broom Company
Long to Take Evidence in Wil son Ouster Suit
Topeka November 6 Chester J Long former U S senator from Wichita was named by the supreme court to take evidence in the ouster suit against Bank Commissioner Walter E Wilson. Witnesses will be subpoenaed and testimony heard at the earliest convenient date. Dr Charles N Hart former Western Union manager in Lawrence and now living in Marshfield Mass visits Lawrence briefly. Ward R Egebert spends weekend at his Ottawa home.
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Topeka
Kans
Chester J. Long
Wichita
United States
Supreme Court
Walter E. Wilson
Charles N. Hart
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lawrence
Denver
Marshfield
Mass
Sheakeon
Brownville
Tex
Harding
Nosemburith
Creager
Whee
Point
Women sweep Michigan offices in Tuesday election
Detroit Nov. 6. Women won one state senate seat two county sheriff positions and several minor county offices in Tuesday's Michigan election according to nearly complete returns. All successful candidates were Republicans.
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Michigan
Detroit
State Senate
Memorial Sculptor Engaged for Green Memorial
A sculptor has been engaged to design and execute the Green Memorial, with the viewing site selected for public inspection and feedback. Details include project scope, funding, and timeline from the commissioning entities.
Kansaserday visit leaves sculptor impressed but undecided on site
Dapiel Ches French, praised as America's leading sculptor since Saint Gaudens, toured Lawrence to assess memorial site options for James Woods Green, late dean of the University of Kansas Law School. He visited the law building, library, Fine Arts, met Chancellor Lindley and Metcalf, dined with KU and alumni, yet offered no site announcement.
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Lawisnige
Varsity of
Law School
Krench
University
Thayer
Griffith
Law
Lindley
Hanesdion
University of Kansas
Unit
Myr. French
Gen
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RB. Mite
M.A. Gorrill
St Menger
Ord Clingmin
E. TL Iting
Raymond
St. Gaudens
Atiel
Go Between Indicted in New York Trust Case
George Barker a millionaire contractor was arraigned on an indictment charging perjury in a state trust investigation. Reports say Barker was one of three defendants named in indictments returned by the grand jury, but names and charges were not confirmed.
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New York
George Baker
Barker
Berlin crowd pays little heed to officials at Templehof
Berlin reports show a shift in public attitude as President Ebert, at Templehof Field, is jostled by a 4000 member film crew and crowds while observers pay scant attention. The event follows Emperor Wilhelm II’s era of formal salute to troops.
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Berlin
Templehof Field
Ebert
Sant- Wich
Camp Era
Jéurna
Harding to Vacation as President-Elect Plans Study of Nations
President-elect Harding leaves Marion for a ten day hunting trip in South Texas before a voyage to the Panama Canal area. He intends to study opinions of the Association of Nations and will not consider cabinet appointments during vacation. Return to Marion is planned for December 6 as preparations continue for Washington duties.
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Harida
Texas
Paris
Harding
Vaid
Marion
Association of Motions
Washington
Poirt
Isabel
Port
Aktrien
French Will Cooperate With Versailles Revision Effort
Paris officials state France will cooperate with authorities in Washington to craft a plan replacing the Versailles covenant. The move aims to shape a new framework after the Versailles treaty, with Paris signaling willingness to collaborate with the U S in formulating a successor arrangement.
President No Debs Pardon Says Wilson
Ashinton Nov. President has no intention of freeing Eugene V Debs who is serving ten years for violating the espionage act. Reported views say executive clemency would set a bad precedent and encourage opposition if another war occurs.
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MR. Wilson
Ashinton
Eugene Vy. Debs
Athinta
Kansas Supreme Court Limits Insurance Liability in Military Service
The Kansas Supreme Court today upheld that life insurers are not liable for the full policy amount if the insured dies while in military service. The decision defines military service as starting at enlistment and not only active combat.
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Supreme Court
Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Sdecision
Dew
Halloween pranks in Leon cause sheriff and attorney probe
Hallowe en celebrants in Leon Dorado Kansas are under investigation by the sheriff and county attorney for alleged pranks. Reported acts include removing awnings and exterior stairs and filling street intersections with small buildings and other items moved from various places.
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Hallowe'en
Dorado
Kans
Hallowe
Road Amendment Carried Topeka In State Constitutional Vote
A garbled report notes Topeka carried a road amendment for the state constitution with a majority. The piece references recent votes and legal implications, but the exact figures and full context are unclear due to text damage.
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Topeka
Snowfall Halts Bolshevik Drive and Prisoner Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text describes snowfall slowing a Bolshevik offensive near South Satkuve and wider actions around Moscow. It mentions General W and American aid efforts amid prisoner captures and shifting fronts. The piece references Soviet forces facing Allied and American missions and reports on battlefield pauses due to weather.
Trret Eyer sleettins cop Ras Uys
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Ras Uys and law enforcement, suggesting a police or court context. Readable names include Ras Uys and possible officer references. No clear event, date, or location is recoverable from the text.
Noted Wedding Reported in Local Ceremony
A described wedding of notable individuals occurred recently in the community with celebrations noted by local observers. Details remain sparse in surviving text.
High School Team Battles at Topeka Today
A local high school boys team faces a Topeka opponent this afternoon in a competitive game. Key players include Anderson and Woodrati with supporting roles from Kieversen and Morayitn as the lineup aims to limit turnovers and secure a victory.
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Gorhatens
Atone
Aise
Fermowi
CIA
Unclear source text omits readable facts
The provided OCR fragment lacks coherent names, places, or events to summarize into a newspaper style headline and card teaser. No identifiable persons organizations dates or outcomes are present to construct a factual T and S.
Final Report on Wis Inve tionting Case Unclear
A garbled description notes an investigation and sworn evidence, mentioning a loaded game and suspicions. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse, with many misspellings. No clear names, dates, or locations are recoverable for a precise summary.
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Thyawa
Henry Teen Pink and the Petes Music Stare
Fragmented report mentions Henry Teen pink and a race or contest this afternoon linked to a Petes Music Stare. It references Henderson Faulves Eta Taghee EL ER Teves and vague counts or authorities with uncertain names. The text includes unclear phrases about a cheek and a person named Herlson Arad with a wacky mix of words.
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Mess Homilovsais
Fawpeace Plater
Henderson
Faulves
Benederon
Herlson
Prominent Music Lovers Event With Italian Ambassador News
A culture gathering promises musical treats featuring works by Franck Bach, Chopin and Achron among others. The event notes include speakers and the New Italian Ambassador to the United States Roland Ricci, recently confirmed by newspapers.
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Lome
Roland Ricci
United States
Farm Bureau Seeks New Members in Douglas County
Douglas county farm bureau plans a Monday meeting at Lawrences courthouse to outline a drive to grow membership. County agent Smith leads poultry culling and gopher poisoning demonstrations this week across area farms to engage residents and boost campaign participation.
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Regan
Douglas County Farm
Court House
Lawreres
Oreuntation
Farm Bureau
Kansas State Agricutures College
OL Smith
Buedora
Hessing
Vinland
Mer. Smith
O. HB. Thurker Farm
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Dogeiay
Ara
Results are close in three districts
Election tabulation across multiple states shows tight results in New York Minnesota Missouri and other contests. Republicans lead in several races as vote counting continues with key figures Lohmeyer and Leis in contention for seats referenced in early returns.
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New York
New
SUPT LEWIS LEAVES SUPPORTING LAWRENCE SURVEY
Supt Lewis of Huot left yesterday after effort aiding in a survey for a teaching program connected to the Lawrence show system. He will continue participation in the survey and remain listed with Lawrence at The Linery.
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FB. Lewi
Huot
Yestaniay
Court Action Involving People's Telephone Co and Kan Firm
A court case outlines Foncka and Van Swathwestern Company seeking permission to take over the property of the People’s Telegraph Company of Leavenworth by controlling their entire capital stock. Baptist Church notices report Rev Frank Dennings returning from vacation to resume duties. Mrs. W. T. EI hosted an event as Elizabeth Sprague travels to Kansas City on business. Talmer Tire Co. listed as phone contact 156.
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Foncka, van Swathwestern Company
Coda
People’s Hare
Wright to Attend Armistice Day Celebration
Major General Wright will participate in Armistice Day commemorations on November 11 marking the armistice for World War I. He will travel to join veterans and attend ceremonies honoring fallen soldiers and the end of the war.
Armistice Day Observance Plans in Lawrence
General Wright accepts Lawrence invitation for Armistice Day events. He will arrive on the 12 Santa Fe train, delaying the parade start from 10 o'clock. An afternoon address will follow a public meeting at Rebingen gymnasium. The program includes the Juncencc Beatrice game and a banquet at the Congregational Parish House. Ticket sales are urged via American Legion rooms Julius Mark and Marvin Vesnet.
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Vane M
Lawrence Americana Ragson
BF. H. Lindles
General Wright
Lawrence
Wrence
Rebingen
United States
Soth
Camp Domplan
Tresd
Jungecncé-Beatrice
Haskell Field
Snstance
American Legion
Julius Mark
Marvin Vesnet
Legion
Rufe King Trial Hears Witness Stand Tease
The Rufe King murder case in Maple Hill adjourned Friday night and resumes Monday. Defense seeks to prove skeletal remains found on the former King property may be from burial grounds or old killings. Testimony from King’s wife and defendant himself was noted as part of the delay.
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Tynan
Kan
Wurder Charlies
Jodze Eheizer
Citizenship applications filed at Peuctys County court office
Citizens from England and Switzerland filed final citizenship papers this morning with Clerk Gias E. Moss of the Peuctys County district court. Horace Knight Lury, Paul Da coramon, and Mark Dulemmen traveled to Emporit tniey for a state ice convention. Gladys Jerton and Miz Lil He Eye visited Kansas, while Mr and Mrs George K. Mackie watched a game in Topeka. Lural and Versa Howard then went on to Bald to visit their aunt.
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Gias E. Moss
Peuctys County District Court
Horace Knight Lury
England
Paul Dacoramon
Mark Dulemmen
Switzerland
Lural
Versa Howard
Township election yields mixed GOP gains and ties
In Kansas townships the Tuesday vote produced several Republican officers while many townships failed to elect justices of the peace or constables. In Kanaka, a tied trusteeship led to a coin toss draw with Hildenbrand winning.
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Clinton Township
R. G.white
J. .M. Cummings
FE. G. Steele
W. H. Barton
Cstables
W. A. Mitchell
T. J. Taylor
Eudora Township
A. Fr. Durr Demperat
C.F. Richards
G. FR. Miller
Wm. M. Mertz
Grant Township
W. H. Morgan
H. G. van Neste
Chas. Wise
Constable
S. M. Dolan
Kiawaka
Geo. Hildebrand
C. A. Richards
Fred Gregory
Sara Buchheim
Lecompton Township
Frank Fr. Shirley
R. M. Gray
P. F. Weiser
Wm. Hill
Wm. Keelen
Wakarusa Township
Civo
T. Griffith
Democrat
E. L. Brown
R. Ku’ Nicholson
B. T. Riling
S. Harvey
O. K E. Learnard
Jess Willam
Fred Eggert
Willow Springs
Trasten
DW. Johanning
Chas
W. Gleason
Douglas county district court to resume cases Monday
Work of the November term of the Douglas county district court will resume Monday morning at 11 o'clock after a week’s recess. The jury has been notified to attend. Criminal cases begin with the Moody arson defendants, each to be tried separately, followed by the Low er and Wallenstein larceny cases.
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Douglas County District Court
J. N. Moody
Gladys Moody
Mary L. Moody
Kansas Wins Cross Country Meet Against Oklahoma
Four University of Kansas runners led the team to a 14 to 39 victory over Oklahoma in Norman. The report lists finish order by number and notes Kansas as overall winner. Local society notes mention visits and weekend plans for several residents, including trips to Kansas City and Topeka with family.
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Okla
University of Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Dows
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