Kansas Beats Oklahoma In High-Scoring Clash
Kansas defeated Oklahoma 20 to 0 in a hard fought game. Kansas opened with Hodges racing for a five yard TD after a Zuber pass, Burt kicked extra points, and the Jayhawks dominated the second quarter with sustained drives and strong defense. Oklahoma failed to cross the goal line, while Kansas extended the lead with a third TD and successful kick.
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Aiyhawkers
Atl
Kansas
Rhode ‘Bae
Oklahoma
Thdie
Crimson
Rand
Blues
Hodges
Kansdg
Zuber
Capetain
Burt
Logi Gas
Néah
Iin
Baker
Atol Zuber
Bristow
Shatler
Starr
Dh ‘Oriaho
Hart
Zuberis
Burthy
Zubar
Tealings
Yang
Stinge
Yaard
Burt Kansas
Wallist
Hardy Aker
Hickers
Heck
Wes
Linding
Rus
Stil Smith
Hardy
R. Shiith
Suds
Sodner
Ijingley
Halldr Fulkers
Nord Hines Byre Minde
High Zuber
Ruppert
Rupperté
Dhristow
Rorol
Ruppert Q Khinsas
Salih
Carrol
Theigoway
Ziber
iBhipt
Kansak
Kansas Triumph Over Oklahoma 20 to 0 in Tough Clash
Kansas blanked Oklahoma 20 to 0 as Hodges and Burt scored on rushing plays and Bristow connected on passes stalled by strong defense. Highlights include several recovered fumbles, field goals by neither side, and key tackles by Lewis D aidsony and Ruppert on pivotal drives.
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Bristow
Kangas
Kansas
J Slough
J Slough: Page 4 Is Ardy
Ruppert
Brisow
Tess
Bill Fon
Bristow Slough
Starr
K. U
Okla
Xia
K.' Iu
Hodges
Burt
Notre Dame Leads Nebraska at Halftime in Cartier Field Clash
Notre Dame held a 14 to 6 lead over Nebraska at Cartier Field in Notre Dame Indiana as the Huskers struck first with Myers scoring a touchdown in the first period. Coach Rockne then moved to first team and ND answered with two touchdowns by Stuhl Drehner and Don Miller while Crowley added the extra points.
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Cartier Field
Notre Dame
Ind
Nebraska
Artier
Don Miller
Crowley
Atchison leads Lawrence high school game at halftime
Atchison was leading 9 to 0 at the end of the third quarter in the Atchison Lawrence high school contest held this afternoon. Atchison scored a touchdown and a safety in the second period of the game.
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Atchison
lAtchison
Atchison-Lawrence
Football scores report with scattered college results
A fragmented listing shows several college games with varying final scores and periods. Notable results include Missouri over Washington University 35 to 0, Dartmouth over Cornell 27 to 14, Drake 7 Kansas Abgies 6, Penn State and Penn State tied 0 0, and Chicago 3 Northwestern 0 with other incomplete line items for Wisconsin, Army, Bucknell, Navy, Michigan Ohio State and Notre Dame Nebraska games.
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Towa
Wisconsin
Washington University
Missouri
Drake
Kansas Abgies
Dartmouth
Cornell
Columbia
Army
Pentieagle
Penn State
Town
Chicago
Northwestern
Bucknell
Navy
Michigan
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Yale Triumphs Over Princeton At Palmer Stadium
Yale defeated Princeton 10 to 6 at Palmer Stadium Brisceton New Jersey on November 15. The Eli eleven impressed with a strong attack including a field goal by Scott a touchdown by Josson and a pass from Kline. Yale leads 16 points with the late efforts shaping the game.
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Palmer Stadium
Brisceton
Associated., Press
Yale
Princepea
Eli
Scott
Josson
Kline
Inquire Into Prohibition Unit Probed by Revenue Committee
Washington, Nov. 15 The special committee investigating the internal revenue bureau plans to resume hearings November 19. The inquiry will cover the prohibition unit and the administration of the tax laws. The panel aims to uncover irregularities and ensure proper enforcement.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Prohibition
Ds Avell
Topeka Issue Marrriage License For Wesley Lewis And Edna Anderson
A marriage license was issued to Wesley Lewis and Edna Anderson, both of Topeka, this morning by Probate Judge Menger. The brief notice confirms the couple’s legal eligibility to wed in the local jurisdiction.
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Marrig Ize
Wesley | Lewis
Edna Anderson
Topeka
Menger
Junction City High Defeats Herington 9 to 7
Junction City high school beat Herington high 9 to 7 in Junction City Kansas on November 15.
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Junction City
Herington
Kans
High School
Herington High
Weather outlook for the week across central U S regions
The forecast covers the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and northern Rockies plateau. Most areas expect fair conditions with near normal temperatures. Kansas forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Sunday with little temperature change.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Rocky “Mountain
Plateau
Kansas
Italian officials deny troop movements amid frontiers talk
Rome reports say claims of troop and battleship movements are baseless, issued by the Italian foreign office to United Press. In Paris, anti-Fascist veterans leader Garibaldi warns fascism harms Italy and vows action only if legality returns, with two million veterans ready to respond.
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Rome
United Press
Ricciotti Garibaldi
Italian Association of War Veterans
Garialdi
Unification of
Italy
Gimbaldi
Divi Italia Libera
Mussolini
Red Shirts
New Members Added to Lawrence Real Estate Board
J H Holke L E McPheeters and J H Hunter of Mansfield Lord and Loan Co and W H Cobb of Williams Investment Co were elected as salesmen members of the Lawrence Real Estate Board at the semi monthly meeting held at 643 Rhode Island Street. The group approved the recently adopted multiple listing system and noted it has functioned well with fifteen members present.
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J. H. Holke
L. E. McPheeters
J.hunter
Mansfield Lord & Loan Co
W. H. Cobb
Williams” Investment Co
Lawrence
Eva Guffin
Rhode Island ‘Street
Farmers to Observe Dairy Farms in Allen Bourbon Counties
A total of thirty three farmers signaled intent to join a two day trip to dairy farms in Allen and Bourbon counties next Wednesday and Thursday. The committee aims to reach forty travelers with five more cars and at least ten more high school students funded by local merchants. Weather permitting the caravan leaves Lawrence at 7 am Wednesday to tour Allen then Bourbon counties and returns Thursday night. Car drivers are urged to check vehicle readiness to keep occupants from chilling in frosty air.
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Allen
Bourbon County
Lawrence
Allen County
Trading Near Normal Market Activity In Half Holiday Session
New York stocks showed trading near normal on November 15 as half holiday volume was about half of last Saturday’s 1.5 million shares in two hours. Profit taking caused irregular prices though the overall trend remained upward with more than a score issues hitting new highs for the year. The Douglas County Farm Bureau will hold its regular meeting next Saturday afternoon.
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New York
Sesson
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Spanish War Bonus Vote Returns Stir Uncertainty in Kansas
Topeka Kansas reports incomplete official returns on the Spanish war veterans bonus across counties. Unofficial tallies show about 450 votes in favor with several counties unreported, while totals show 209910 against and 195111 in favor. Major Albert H Krause cites statewide support but notes missing counties may alter the margin.
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Topeka
Kansas
Associated Press
Vandotte
Sedgwick
Bnet
Teco
Albert H. Krause
Riley
Elfis
Journalists Attend University Conference in Kansas and Oklahoma
Visiting editors gathered at the University commons for talks on cigarettee law and Ku Klux Klan advertising while debating editorial handling of the topic. The conference featured round table discussions, speeches, and a luncheon with authors and editors from multiple Kansas and Oklahoma papers.
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Kansas,Oklahoma
William’ Allen
Kansas
Public Abilities Commission
Srekers
Hutchirtson
Thie Journal
World
Tors
Frank Ps. MacLennan
Topeka Journal
H. T. Chase
Pekch
Capital
L. F
W. S. Dickey
Faul Cani
Baynard Taylor
Kansas City ‘Journal Post
C. W
Hibbs
Police Chief Pays Fine in Wellington Police Case
Police Chief John Julians of Wellington Kansas paid a fine after pleading guilty to a minor misdemeanor. The incident involved driving too fast after a stop and reporting the violation at the police station.
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Wellington
Kan
Ibf
John Julians i
Drov Jr
Vigilance Committee Formed to Combat Bank Robberies
In Douglas County a 24 member vigilance committee, organized with Kansas Bankers Association sponsorship, will aid the sheriff. Ten members hail from Lawrence, with a secret alarm and rapid communication to the sheriff within minutes. Members are armed with Krag rifles and US 45 pistols, sworn as deputies without pay, and will meet for drills and practice as robberies spread to within 100 miles.
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Bank i
Douglas
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Kansas
de Sica
Lawrence
Krag
Dougas County
Johns
Civil case list for upcoming district term
Civil trials to start in district court with several suits dismissed or continued. Monday docket includes Amanda Brownlee vs Fred Bliesner, a money suit, and Helwig vs Carrie Brown foreclosure. Tuesday features F E Childs vs W W Hamilton and Herbert Hill, Watkins National Bank vs Peter J Pusch money suit, Lulu Utinger vs J H Utsinger.
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Ana
Brownlee
Fred Bliesner
A.A! Helwig
Carrie Brown
F. E. Childs
O Hamilton
Herbert Hill
Watkins National. Bank
Peter J.pusch
Luluttinger
J. H. Ustinger
Jazz Houndg Are Haled Before the Chief
Report from Lawrence describes a street scene as a wagon draw and jazz players drew public attention. Police halted the display after questioning the group about their intentions, and a small boy seated between voters promised to report to the station. The Jazz Hounds laughed and left. Mrs Richardson visits Mrs Williams then heads to Wheeling Arkansas.
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Putin
Gintit
Jazz
Lawrence
Percek
jThe
Steck to contest Brookhart seat in Des Moines
Des Moines Nov 15 Democratic candidate Daniel F Steck announced a contest to overturn Senator Smith W Brookharts victory alleging thousands of votes were not credited to him due to election judges failing to count straight Republican ballots in certain counties. Brookhart offered no comment beyond noting the claim.
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Des Moines
Sen
Smith
Bihart
Washington
Picnic marks start of Education Week observance in county
Stall and Vinland Rural Schools plan a 7 o'clock Friday picnic at Lone Star to launch a three meeting Education Week series. Roy Knapp and Prof F P O Brien will speak at later sessions. Vinland Rural High School schedules afternoon activities including a baseball game and a basketball game followed by a supper and address by Prof Eric England of Kansas State Agricultural College.
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Douglas County
Lone Star
Evangelical Church
All Stull
Roy Knapp
Lecompton Rural
F. P. O Brien
University
Vinland Ruralt High School
Dan
Eric England
Kansas State Agricultural College
Robbery at Romine and Son Store on Massachusetts Street
Two unmasked men entered the Romine and Son store at 834 Massachusetts Street at 3:15 this afternoon and forced W. P. Romine to the cellar at gunpoint. They tied and gagged him, stole his watch and small change, about 30 dollars from the cash drawer, and fled through the back door to a waiting car headed south. Romine could identify the men if seen. county officers launched an immediate search.
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Romine
Short is Found Guilty in Blue Sky Law Case
E J Short found guilty on two counts of violation of the Kansas blue sky law in district court this afternoon. Jury returned verdict at 12:30. Sentencing to follow with other convictions. Fifty shares of a manufacturing company alleged sold at $10 without state bank commissioner permit. Sale tied to Dr R Albright.
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E. J. Short
Vueursfacturing
Cr.r. Albright
ZR 3 Designer Arrives to Lead Akron Good Year-Zepel
Dr Earl Arnstein Hesigner of the ZR 3 sails to America to become technical manager for the new Good Year Zepel company in Akron Ohio. He travels with a team of temperate scientists aero dynamic researchers and eight experts. Police report a quiet night with arrests for traffic offenses and stolen cars in nearby cities.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Earl Arnstein Hesigner
Todaly
George Washington
America
Zepel Company
Akron
Ohio
Jacqmain Home Destroyed By Fire In Remodeling
The home of Mrs. Jacqmain at 2101 Louisiana street was totally destroyed by a late afternoon fire. Loss estimated at 10000 dollars or more with unknown cause. Mrs. Jacqmain was away from the building during remodeling. she and her two daughters were staying at 1002 New Hampshire street. The house outside city limits, eight rooms, partly insured, with Mr. Jacqmain in West Virginia.
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Jacqmain
Louisiana Street
Jacamain
Emma Logan
New Hamp
Shire Street
Fire Department
Ja¢qmain
Jaéqmain
West Virginia
Banker Tolman Freed in Farris Shooting Case
Edwin F Tolman prominent banker of this city was acquitted of second degree manslaughter in the fatal May shooting of George Farris Rock Island Railroad conductor after four days in court. The jury deliberated 30 minutes and Tolman claimed self defense in the argument over the conductor’s wife.
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Pratt
Kan
George Farris
Rock Island _railroad
Edwin F. ‘Tolman
Tolman
Farris
Fire cause unknown in million-dollar Jersey City blaze
Jersey City New Jersey November 15 Fire Chief Roger Bayle said the cause of yesterday's million-dollar fire in the eleven story Atlantic Sugar Refining Company factory remains undetermined as flames still raged in the ruins. Also in Topeka Kansas Henry Bennett Jr 43 longtime builder who supervised Camp Funston construction during the war died after a month long illness leaving a widow and four children. In Wichita a legal battle over surcharges charged in 1920 will be heard in the US circuit court of appeals December 10 city manager Earl C Elliott announced today.
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Jersey City
N. J
Roger Bayle
Atlantic Sugar Refining Company
Camp Funston
Topeka
Kan
Henry Bennett, Jr
Bennett
First
Fort Riley
Wichita
Will Cea
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Earl C. Elliott
Mrs Harding Near Death, Reported Improving
In Marion Ohio on November 15, word from White Oaks farm home of Dr Carl W Sawyer states Mrs Warren G Harding, previously near death, was somewhat better shortly before noon today according to a bulletin issued by Dr Sawyer at 11 15 AM
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Harding
Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
White Oaks
Carl W. Sawyer
Sawyer
Thirty Babies at City Well Baby Clinic
Thirty babies attended the well baby clinic yesterday afternoon at the city hall. One baby was from out of town. Two patients visited the clinic for expectant mothers at the city hall yesterday as well.
Clearing House Reserves Show Weekly Excess Falls
Clearing house banks and trust companies report a weekly reserve excess of 4 540 610 dollars. This marks a decrease of 106 988 870 dollars from the previous week amid fluctuating reserve levels in New York financial institutions.
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Clearing ‘House
New York
Editors to Meet in Topeka
The Executive committee of the Kansas Press association met at the University of Kansas and set the annual meeting dates for Topeka on January 30 and 31, 1925.
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Topeka
Kansas Press Association
University of Kansas
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