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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1929
Page
1
The report mentions a Kansas versus Oklahoma game with first downs and penalties noted. It references referees, officials, and a late period sequence, along with a third period view and wire updates. The text is garbled but centers on a college football contest and actions on the field.
In St Louis at Francis Field the Missouri Tigers defeated Washington 6 to 0 on homecoming day. Waldorf set up Horsley for the lone scoring drive as Missouri pressured the Washington line and stifled the Bears’ offense for three quarters. Notre Dame beat Drake 19 to 7 at Notre Dame Stadium after trailing early, scoring in the final period to secure the win.
National Red Cross chairman John Barton Payne is expected to speak Sunday night about the organization's work. The address will be broadcast from a New York venue and covered by local stations.
Kansas freshmen defeated Kansas State Aggie freshmen on Stadium field by 39 to 0. The Mount Oread youths dominated early, then extended the lead with multiple touchdowns including a late surge as the Aggies fought to stay within reach. Key plays featured Schanke and Damm scoring repeatedly, with Beach and Morrison contributing on the kickoff and defense.
Washington AP Republicans and independents in the Senate faced a failed bid from Chairman Sawout to adjourn until November 20 to study tariff rate changes. The plan required unanimous consent, which did not materialize as Borah Si mc ens Walsh voiced strong opposition and said the coalition would set its own rates openly.
The Ranges Age defeat Jawa State three to five in a rainy annual football game at Meveriat Stadium, Manhattan. Packwell's goals from the 21 yard line and late fourth period action set the score as fans of around 2000 watched the muddied contest. Armistice Day observances include services in Lawrence with a campus convocation and speeches by Army officials, while many local businesses close for the holiday.
Memorial Stadium, Nby 9 reporting that Illinois used two sensational breaks in the second period to whip Army 27 to 7. Cadet captain West Point managed one touchdown in the third, after Illinois built a swift lead with two touchdowns and a field goal.
Mrs Pantages was placed on ten years probation by Superior Judge Carlos in Los Angeles after a car crash death case. She must report monthly to the county probation department, refrain from alcohol, and obey all laws. Any violation could extend her sentence.
Immorman, a driver for the Milk Company of Tonga, stopped at the Pinkney Sanitary Milk and Churn Peak. John Kayzulls, Zurmer, drove up with 20 gallons of milk as the local community and milk inspector L. Burger inspected samples. The truck was detained pending determination if it falls under the express truck ordinance requiring Lawrence trucks to have a city permit.
A garbled news snippet lists various football scores such as Columbia 0 versus Wichita High 0 and Dartmouth 13 Benet 6, plus scattered college results and an AP note. It also reports a fatal or injurious crime where a bride was slain and her husband critically wounded while traveling with a spouse, per incomplete text.
Amateur boxing show at National Guard Armory Vermont Street presents Nick Scheloar vs Sid Meeks and nine other matches by Toja Athletic Club. Meeks previously beat Sam Cummings in Haskell event. Scheelbar from University of Kansas eyes defense against challenger. Promoter Harvey Jackson, Kansas National Guard venue notes. Tickets expected to sell out.
A report from the office of George O. Foster shows 28.8 percent of men students are entirely self supporting, while 13.8 percent of women are entirely self supporting. The report adds 571 men and 1.8 percent of women are partially supporting, according to the findings.
Jesse Cole was arraigned before Justice E. Mitchell this morning on charges of posession and transportation of intoxicating liquor and driving while intoxicated. He pleaded not guilty. A preliminary hearing was held. trial date not set. Cole was arrested in November, released on parole, which has now been revoked.
Sinclair Oil announces a two cent per gallon price cut in Chicago, lowering gasoline to 15 cents before the three cent state tax. The move aims to align with other refiners and follows plans for broader reductions, with officials meeting to consider further action. Also noted is Mrs Edward Zinn reporting a Rhode Island poultry for sale with a chicken of unusual size.
Mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday with a chance of showers in the southeast. Warmer tonight in the forecast. Morning notes show cloudy skies and rain. Roads reported as good except in Douglas County where conditions are muddy. Cities listed include Arkansas City Salina Wichita and Manhattan. Temperatures yesterday and today include maximum and minimum readings.
A Supreme Court ruling declared a tax provision unconstitutional, striking down aspects of a state tax on banks and affecting Fidelity Stockholders who argued they were overtaxed. The decision centers on uniform classification of intangibles and property for taxation, and references national banking law and state powers.
Budget document outlines 1981 fiscal plan with a total outlay of 8.53 billion. Proposed cuts and reallocation aim to reduce deficits while maintaining essential programs and services under congressional review.
A report describes multiple accidents last night near Seventh and J streets. Vehicles collided, two occupants sustained non life threatening injuries, while other wrecks caused vehicle damage with no injuries reported. Police responded to all incidents.
The report describes clerks operating five hours daily amid debris removal with workers facing long shifts. It notes two weeks extra pay for overtime during the rush and mentions training and shift changes affecting employees in the Elm District area.
Fragmented text discusses remodeling a building, a move to a new location, and a planned site change. It mentions a week long period, potential dates, and names that are garbled, with references to a party or individuals and an implied timeline. The article lacks coherent facts to assert a definite event.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a 75th program from Indiana with references to people like Lou and Matiao, a covert bearing, and mentions of Dougees county. The text hints at a governor, a display, and regional locations, but yields few clear names or dates.
A garbled early 20th century notice notes nine Band members suspended from a Brookline club for missing duties and delaying trip plans to Lincoln. It mentions arrangements, a Ku Ru Club event in Tower and various local names, with references to orders from Chief Johns and a planned meeting at the Lawrence Forum. The item reflects community club discipline and event scheduling amid unclear details.
Court proceedings at Nuverrbertain district court show the criminal docket nearing completion as Judge Hast Mesas presides through a long session focused on testimony for the Barnes case. A brief recess precedes further jury deliberations while civil matters are slated for Wednesday.
H L Baker will speak at a Chahta Club luncheon today. The program includes a Chahta Society meeting and a high school orchestra performance. Miss Mathet Barnhart will lead a mystery dinner, with a spring concert planned by the students.
Readable fragments describe Arah Magician Ty performing before Wickinsama, with references to Wickinsama, Hamed Adi, Towal, and ongoing demonstrations. Mentions of a new Chevrolet meteor car, Lawrence streets, and a motor company manager appear amid unclear lines with several garbled names and phrases.
Fifty people appeared in police court Monday charged with driving without proper licenses lights or signals. Arrests included driving with a broken rear light and others with a single headlight. Officers reported multiple cases with minor infractions while several defendants faced checks on tail lights and position lamps.
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