Oklahoma Sooners Lead Kansas At Half In Rough Contest
The Oklahoma Sooners held a 13 to 0 halftime lead over Kansas as Ray LeCrone scored a 2 yard touchdown on the opening play of the second quarter, extra point wide. The game featured fumbles, hard tackles, and multiple drives with both teams exchanging momentum in a gritty early season clash on Owen Field.
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Football Finals and Gallows Tale Mix In One Page News
The item covers football finals with officials listed for a game including Grover and McBride while also detailing a stark report on the Iowa state penitentiary gallows scene with Harvey Simons and subsequent changes to the death penalty. Army beats Notre Dame 1 0 at Yankee Stadium in a late forward pass finish before 76000. Cherryvale hosts a Baptist convention with about 200 delegates from twenty five churches.
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Panic at Hankow as 4S defenders flee
Panic sweeps Hankow after General Tang Sen-Chi and Hankow Nationalist troops flee the city. Reports say he boarded a Japanese steamer bound for Japan. Disorder injures many, with no deaths reported.
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McNary Sees Slim Chance for McNary Haugen Relief Bill
Senator McNary after a White House meeting noted final approval of the McNary Haugen farm relief bill in its present form is hopeless but expected a relief measure to pass eventually. He cautioned agreement on a bill remains distant and anticipated a major, potentially revolutionary, public report on agricultural policy. He also criticized the Debenture tariff plan as a subsidy that fails to aid cooperatives in marketing crops.
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Synthetic rubber touted as world market commodity
Reports from Frankfort claim German chemists in the TG Farbenindustrie have progressed toward world patents for synthetic rubber. The product is said to rival natural rubber in quality and cost, potentially entering global markets. Skepticism remains as prior promises failed on strength or cost, with potato or starch bases failing to match virgin rubber.
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Indians Play Ball at Haskell Stadium
The Haskell band led a procession of about 30 Indians in full dress before a game at Haskell stadium. Three tribes Kickapoos Pottawatomies and Kiowas played a traditional four on four ball game with a stick and end pole. The Pottawatomies won 2 to 0.
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Large oil well strikes shallow Kansas sand near Oxford
A giant shallow sand oil well, believed to be the largest in Kansas, flowed in this morning on the Ghsaway land half a mile southwest of Oxford in section 14 332 east. The well produced more than barrels and showed sand between 1 180 and 1 195 feet, with Topeka time readings from 1 275 to 1 281 feet.
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Body of Unknown Man Found Near Pratt Kansas
unidentified man about 80, described as wealthy, possibly Syrian or Mexican, shot five times. his body was found in a wheat field twelve miles southeast of Pratt, Kansas, on an April day in the AP dispatch.
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Pinchot Reveals Oil Jury Spying Details
Former Pennsylvania governor Pinchot testified before the oil tampering grand jury and said he received October 24 information from Burns detectives via an eight page affidavit alleging attempts to tamper with the Falls-Sinclair jury. He said the Burns men aimed to imply government contacts with jurors.
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Spender to Speak at Lawrence Convention of Sigma Delta Chi
Delegates arrive in Lawrence for a three day Sigma Delta Chi convention with J Alfred Spender and Henry J Allen possible speakers. The program opens Monday with Prof L N Flint presiding and Roy L French calling to order. The Kansas Beta chapter traces to 1909 after Depauw founding.
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Depauw University
Coolidge to Confer With Vermont Officials on Flood Rehabilitation
President Coolidge directed Secretary Hoover and Attorney General Sargent to travel to Vermont next Wednesday to confer with Governor Weeks and other officials on flood rehabilitation efforts. Sargent, a Vermonter, knows the affected ground, while Hoover has spent the summer aiding Mississippi Valley relief. The flood’s impact in Vermont is described as very serious and aid is being sought from all possible sources.
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French Cabinet Approves Temporary Franco American Tariff
Paris reports the French cabinet approved a temporary tariff arrangement with the United States. A new duties schedule on American goods will be issued soon by government decree. Minister Bokahowski said negotiations were happily concluded and law changes will follow.
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Liability Insurance Rates to Rise Nationwide
New York Nov 12 AP reports a nationwide upward revision of rates for personal injury or public liability insurance on privately owned motor cars. The adjustment will take effect at a stated date due to increasing motor accidents and large damage awards, announced by the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters.
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Baldwin Santa Fe Station Robbed Again
A Santa Fe station at Baldwin was robbed for the second time in a week. Bandits broke a window, disabled the safe, and escaped with about 300 dollars in cash and checks. Leon Makesell of Columbus and Charles Barksey of Circleville were arrested the same day by county officers and jailed, facing trial in the November term.
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Koener Sentenced for First Degree Robbery
Carl Koener was sentenced to the penitentiary for first degree robbery after being found guilty of holding up Chris Frenger and his daughter Kate at their grocery store in May. He was on parole from a prior murder sentence and faces return to Lansing after serving his current term. Other defendants in the same term include Gerald Leighton and Pam Weeks convicted of related charges.
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Pani Weeks
Bishop Hendrix is Dead in Kansas City
Bishop Eugene Russell Hendrix, long serving Senior Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, died at his Kansas City home after a career ending in 1922 due to ill health. He is survived by three daughters Mrs George Waring of Sin Rapids Mich Mrs Martin Simpson and Mrs Faul Mohr and his son Nathan Scarritt Hendrix all of Kansas City. Michigan Leads Navy.
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Eugene Russell
Methodist Episcopal Church
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George Waring
Sin Rapids. Mich
Martin Simpson
Faul Mohr
Nathan Scarritt Hendrix
Kansas City
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Wolverines Carry the Fight to Opponents in First Half
Ann Arbor mid Nov 12 AP reports Michigan built a 34 to 6 halftime lead against a national opponent as Lloyd Maydie returned a kickoff 84 yards for the first score. The home team pressed the goal with relentless offense, while the visitors struggled to stem the Michigan onslaught before halftime.
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Indian Progress Shown At Haskell Homecoming Pageant
Under bright skies the second day of Haskell Homecoming featured the Indian Progress pageant at Haskell Institute with thousands in attendance. The program traced the red man’s rise through Christianity education citizenship and military service, ending with the stadium gift and the modern student life.
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Weekly Weather Forecast for Upper Mississippi and Plains
Weather outlook shows rain in southern zones and snow in northern areas early and late in the period with intervals of fair skies in between. Temperatures mostly below normal in the north and near normal in the south with southern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions fair but temperatures below normal east and above normal west of Divide. Kansas forecast notes parity cloudy tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures. road conditions mostly good with Hutchinson clearing and Topeka partly cloudy. Pittsburg roads rough, Douglas County roads good.
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Fascists Aid Poor Loyalists in Italy and Big Ten Football Clash
A Rome dispatch reports Mussolini using party aid to support indigent members, gifting 400 lire to Giacomo Di Castro after his wife bore twins, while a separate college football tale describes Loyola University beating Haskell in a hard fought Homecoming game on a cold afternoon before about three thousand spectators. The narrative contrasts political favors with athletic contest drama as both stories unfold.
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Royalty Renders Aid After Belgian Royal Car Crash
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth were involved when the back wheel of a car near Laeken failed and the car turned over, pinning Monsieur and Madame Denis beneath. The king helped free them, Denis was unhurt and Madame Denis seriously injured. Queen Elizabeth supervised medical care and assured recovery.
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Cuckoo a sly bird vents new tricks on old ways
London AP reports the cuckoo, once seen as a trickster, now shown to adopt new methods to avoid work. Ornithologist Percy Bunyard details observations in cuckoo nests, including a rapid sequence of egg exchange with a seed warbler.
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Stationmaster Joslin Retires After 45 Years at Liverpool Street
London AP William Joslin retires as station master at Liverpool Street after 45 years in railroading. He recalls lending the Prince of Wales his name and reserving carriages for royal visits. He oversaw wartime bombings in 1917 and has met many royals, with two Siamese twins and a Chinese woman in Hong Kong noted among recent births.
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Quarters for Goldfish Added to Pacific Liners
Tokyo deluxe quarters for goldfish are offered on Pacific liners. Japan exports about 50,000 goldfish annually to America valued over 36,000. Traditionally shipped in small wooden tubs causing high death rates. A major Japanese steamship company has built two and a half ton tanks on its liners to carry goldfish, aiming to capture all the shipping business.
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