Marquette Triumphs Over Kansas In Tough Non Conference Test
Marquette University, labeled the Golden Avalanche, defeated Kansas 7 to 0 at Milwaukee. The game featured a fourth quarter touchdown by Gebert after a Deig interception, with Marquette's defense stifling Kansas late as the Jayhawks tried for a comeback. Key players included Gebert Mendelson and Crowley for Marquette and Lawrence and Ash for Kansas, with multiple punts and field-position battles dominating the second half.
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Parsons to Celebrate Vin Reed’s Honor in Parson’s
Parsons Kansas hosts a veterans and civic celebration tonight for Vin Reed the governor elect though he cannot attend due to illness. A Republican dinner follows with bands from Parsons Independence Fort Scott and McCune and drum corps from Coffeyville Independence and Parsons taking part in a festival parade past Reed’s home.
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Loyola Leads Haskell At Halftime In Rough Gridiron
Loyola holds a 7 to 9 edge as the first half ends with Loyola scoring from the Haskell thirty nine yard line. Haskell pushes into Loyola territory twice but cannot convert, and key plays include a Lopez touchdown from the one yard line and several stalled drives near the end zone.
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College Football Scores At A Glance
Tufts 12 Middlebury 9.1 Rutgers 05 Lafayette 17 U 71 Alfred 0. St. Xavier 73 Western Reserve 0. Case 9 Woostern Penn 7. Harvard 9 Columbia 14 John Hopkins 13 Dartmouth 0. Brown 14 Navy 6 Michigan 6 Maryland 6 Yale 0 Cornell O St. Bonaventure 0 Bowdoin 0 Maine 26 Syracuse 0 Ohio Weeleyda 6 Goliewe City of N.Y. 19 Norwich Pittsburgh 25 Washington and Jefferson 0 Hamilton 13 Javerford 0 Iowa 14 Ohio State 7 Georgetown 0 Carnegie Tech 13 Amherst 24 Trinity 0 Virginia 32 Oklahoma Ag pies 6 Third period Missouri 13 Kansas Aggies 6.
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Notre Dame Beats Army 22 to 6 in Thrilling Finish
Notre Dame defeated the unbeaten Army eleven at Yankee Stadium 22 to 6 before 86000 fans. O’Brien passed Niemiec for the decisive score in the fourth period and Army’s Red Eagle made the lone touchdown on a 58 yard kickoff return that fell short. Syracuse 0 Ohio Wesleyan 6 at Archbold Stadium.
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Kansas Weather Report Highlights Clear Roads
The forecast notes fair conditions tonight and Sunday with generally good roads across counties. Pittsburg is partly cloudy but road conditions remain good, including Douglas County. Temperature readings are unclear and some fragments reference prices and names.
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Three From Here Play in Orchestra at Topeka
Three Lawrence high school students and a graduate performed in the Northeast Kansas high school orchestra at Topeka during the Kansas State Teachers association sectional meeting. Genevieve Hargiss cello Ruth Rowland violin Helen Stockwell violin. About 187 pieces in the program as noted by senior high music instructor Byron G Denipyer who accompanied the representatives to Topeka. The broadcast to WREN will feature Fred and Dorothy Stone in a half hour program from 7 30 to 8 o'clock Monday evening.
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Fiery Death Over Rich Countryside in Etna Eruption
Rome reports Etna eruption devastates Mascali and Nunziata in Sicily. Lava flows devastate town, burn elderly couple to death in their home, others perish while attempting rescues. Railway bridge destroyed, communications cut with Catania and Messina. Italian authorities promise to rebuild Mascali.
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Hoover Visit To South America Sparks Wide Interest
Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro report strong welcome plans for President-Elect Hoover. Newspapers in Lima note the trip could mark a new era in US Latin American relations while Peru highlights Tacna Arica dispute concerns and hopes for American mediation.
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Mayors Thanksgiving Proclamation by Lawrence Mayor Rankin
The city of Lawrence Kansas proclaims November 29 as a general day of thanksgiving per the President’s proclamation. Mayor Robert C Rankin calls residents to worship and unite in services thanking Almighty God for the year’s blessings and city improvements.
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Kansas
Kidnaper and Bank Robber Sought After Coffeyville Incident
Oklahoma authorities chase Dick Gregg a fugitive from Kansas Penitentiary after a dramatic kidnapping of Coffeyville officers Chief Earl Hackney and W. H. McMurtry. Gregg, linked to Tulsa and Visalia bank robberies, fled after forcing the captives into a car. pursuit spans Oklahoma and Kansas with reports of possible injuries to Hackney and McMurtry. Complete Virginia Returns in Hooper leads statewide results with Hoover gaining 24 EV over Smith.
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Baldwin urges world must enforce Kellogg Briand pact
London November 10 AP Prime minister Baldwin told the Lord Mayor's banquet that the world must enforce the Kellogg Briand pact renouncing war or perish He warned Europe faces a stark choice to keep faith with the pact or "go down the steep places together" and urged a new start with renewed faith and hope He mentioned ambassador Houghton
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Armistice Day Observed With Community Programs
Armistice Day ceremonies planned in Lawrence include a Sunday evening service at the University auditorium with Federal Judge George T. McDermott as speaker and Dean Shailer Mathews leading devotions. Monday features Liberty Post events, dancing, and music by Johnny Youngberg’s orchestra, with banks and libraries open and city offices closed.
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Toipeka
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Negro elected to Kansas state legislature second time
Topeka, Nov 10 AP For the second time in Kansas history a Negro won a state legislative seat Dr William M Blount of Kansas City Kan Republican defeated James M Meeks Democratic nominee by 626 votes The district has many Negro residents The late Rev Alfred Fairfax a Negro Baptist minister had previously been elected in 1888 from Chautauqua County
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Chautauquaounty
Reduced Kansas Day Train Fare For American Royal
Union Pacific and Rock Island Railroads announce a reduced popular coach excursion rate of 1.00 to Kansas City and return for Kansas Day at the American Royal Live Stock and Horse Show on November 20. Regular reduced round trip tickets are 1 fare 1 third, with travel from November 15 to 22 and a final return limit of November 28, valid during the show period November 17 to 24.
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Blackner Extradition Hearing Postponed Indefinitely
Paris November 10 The extradition court indefinitely postponed the decision in the case of H M Blackner of Denver former chairman of Midwest Refining Company whose extradition was requested by the United States. Advertisement advises buying a Chevrolet and enjoying the difference daily.
Editors Endorse Koch for U. S. Senate
Emporia Kansas November 10 Congressmen Homer Koch won endorsement from the Fourth district Editorial association for appointment to the Senate to succeed Charles Curtis vice president elect The endorsement resolution was offered by Burton Smith rival editor in Marion of the Marion Review Hoch is in Washington conferring with Curtis regarding the vacancy
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Charles Curtis
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Hoch
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Kaw Valley Potato Growers Oppose Freight Rate Hike
About sixty members of the Kaw Valley Potato Growers and Dealers Traffic association met in the Chamber of Commerce Building to oppose proposed freight rate increases on potatoes shipped east from the Kaw Valley. The group aims to raise 3300 dollars to hire legal help, with over 1300 subscribed and the rest to be raised by a 25 cent per acre assessment. Reed Haney urged immediate action to seek relief in reduced rates as he noted higher rates for Kaw Valley potatoes compared with other regions.
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Tear Bomb Disrupts Jayhawker Union Event
A tear bomb exploded inside the Fraternal Aid Union hall during a University of Kansas party. The device, thrown from a fire escape before intermission, released a stinging vapor that irritated attendees and forced evacuation for about fifteen minutes. Investigators pursue the disturber of K U social activities.
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Riley Bound Over Inks Forged Checks Case
Byron Riley former University of Kansas student waived his preliminary hearing today and was bound over to the district court with bond set at 1500. He allegedly forged two checks in Lawrence cashing one at the Dread cafe and another by Mrs Rowlands. O A Brantley pleaded guilty to possession and transport of intoxicating liquor and was sentenced to four months in county jail plus 459.50 in fines. About sixty picketers from labor groups rallied at the war department for John Porter’s release and were arrested. Major Ignacio Dosamantes of the Mexican army died from a gunshot wound after an arrest linked to a downtown holdup. Smith Center’s A. Coolidge, cousin of President Coolidge, will represent Smith County in the next Kansas legislature.
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Radio power up as FCC reallocates frequencies for WREN and KFRU
The Federal Radio Commission announced a nationwide reallocation increasing WREN and KFRU power to 1000 watts each, matching major stations like WHDAF. WREN and KFRU gains come after initial plan to coordinate hours was adjusted, and a new crystal central panel will enhance sending and receiving, with further improvements over the next days.
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Reallocation Aims to Cut Interference and Improve Reception
Washington radio officials report that the national frequency reallocation will reduce heterodyne interference and widen high powered station coverage. Officials say benefits may take months as stations adjust and equipment is updated, with testing to fix any faults as observed.
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Jail 15 A Full House Sheriff Cummings Reports
Sheriff W J Cummings says the county jail is at capacity with 33 prisoners today. Built for 28, it has been crowded for two weeks with a rising number of new arrivals. The record shows 43 once housed, and officials fear finding space soon.
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Hill to be Entertainer for Big Springs piano fund
Local fundraiser at Big Springs school on highway No 89 Friday evening the 16th features a program by Hill of Lecompton a former rural mail carrier. The event aims to raise money to purchase a piano for the Big Springs school. The program lasts about an hour and a half.
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Boghasian Rug Show Extended At Innes Store
Popular demand leads Mr Bovajian representing the Boghasian collection to extend the rug show by a week at the Innes store. Fifty additional traditional rugs arrive for a special Monday display, signaling strong interest in the display.
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