Jayhawkers Triumph 13-0 Over Sooner. Tight Big Six Clash
Kansas defeats undefeated Oklahoma 13 to 0 at Stadium Field in a pivotal Big Six game. Jim Bausch scored in the second period, Elmer Schaake added a third-quarter TD, and Kansas halted a late Sooner surge. The victory leaves Kansas and Oklahoma tied for first with three conference wins each as Missouri and Nebraska also stake claims. Attendance officially listed 661.
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Kansas and Oklahoma clash in tumultuous gridiron struggle
Kansas battles Oklahoma in a high tense football clash with multiple lead changes and a 13-0 halftime deficit turning into a hard fought contest. Key players include Mills for Oklahoma and Smith for Kansas, with frequent punts, passes, and yardage drama through the third. The game features substitutions, penalties, and late drives as both schools push for momentum.
Oklahoma Wins Two Mile Race In Stadium Duel
Oklahoma defeated Kansas 42 to 13 in a stadium two mile race. Glenn Dawson led Oklahoma with a 9:58 time, followed by Moore Wilhelm Barrett Linder king Soell ner Kennedy Levine and Ferre among others. The report also notes various Kansas substitutions and in-game events as the scoreline stood.
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Woodring Leads Kansas Governor Race By Narrow Margin
In a tight Kansas governor contest Democrat Harry H Woodring holds a slender lead over Republican Frank Haucke with 217,201 to 216,882 votes in unofficial totals. Absentee ballots and out of state ballots are contested, and the state canvassing board must finalize results by December 1 after further court actions.
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Lawrence High Seconds Defeat Topeka in 38 to 0 rout
The Lawrence High seconds defeated Topeka High seconds at Topeka this morning by 38 to 0. It was the first game for the second team. Ireland scored two touchdowns and two extra points, with Sexton, Riling, and Jackson adding scores. Interceptions and strong rushing fueled the win.
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Dairy consumption rises in America with more milk cheese
Washington reports per capita dairy intake reached new highs as Americans drink more milk and eat more cheese. Butter consumption lags while cream use declines, marking a decade of upward growth in dairy products across the nation.
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Fraternal Aid Union moves into new building progress
F A U to move work on the Fraternal Aid Union building as printing presses and mailing equipment shift to the west end of the basement Monday morning. Remaining offices to follow after Thanksgiving. Eighth street entrance doors arrived. interior work continues. new home expected within ten months after the 1930 fire.
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Kansas girl in debut at Town Hall recital
New York critic praised Miss Mary Huggins, daughter of Judge and Mrs W L Huggins of Emma, for evident musical ability and taste in her Town Hall piano debut. TheTimes noted sensibility and coordinated talent over virtuosity, citing Bach, Brahms, Schumann, Debussy, and Ravels pieces and a cordial audience.
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Snow Bound Tourists Rescued Near Glacier Park
More than fifty people were stranded in snowdrifts near Glacier Park's southern boundary. They reached shelter without serious harm, with a woman and two children brought to Glacier Park station. Some left cars in drifts and went to Kalispell. others found refuge in railroad stations and farmhouses. Temperatures dropped across Montana as a snowstorm expanded, with Bitter readings in Great Falls Helena Havre.
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Mexican President's Sons Among Luncheon Guests at Eldridge
T J Sweeney hosted a luncheon for a dozen at Eldridge Hotel. Guests included Guillermo Ortiz Rubio and Ferdinand Ortiz Rubio sons of President Ortiz Rubio of Mexico, Father Richard Burna, Dean of St Benedict's College, and other notables. Army defeats Kentucky Wesleyan 47 to 2 in snow and rain at West Point Michie Stadium.
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Athletic Meet Adjourned to Resume at 5 O'clock Today
A meeting of the athletic board began at 11 30 this morning in the chancellor’s office. No statement was given on the topics discussed except that Dr John Outland of Kansas City Missouri attended. The board considered the current situation in the Big Nine conference and adjourned without final action, to reconvene this afternoon at five o'clock.
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Carl Wilson Trial Opens Monday in Douglas County
The trial of Carl Wilson, a Jefferson county farmer, for the murder of his wife, will open Monday morning in the Douglas county district court before Judge Hugh Means. Wilson, tried twice before, has had convictions overturned or set aside, and the case involves changes of venue due to alleged local prejudice. The state says Wilson killed his wife to marry her sister. the defense argues death resulted from being kicked by a cow.
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KU Parents Association Meeting and Dad's Day Banquet
Two events at the University of Kansas attract parents today. The KU Parents Association met in the Administration auditorium with about 100 attending. Officers were Reelected: W. M. Wiley president, J. F. Hassig vice president, Van K. Bruner secretary. The Dad's Day banquet at 6 pm in Memorial Union features principal speaker H. Merle Smith with Chancellor Lindley and others on the program.
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Des Moines
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Oklahoma
Indians in Oklahoma face wide gaps in living conditions
Oklahoma reports contrast starvation among Cherokees and a Seminole woman seeking higher support, with Jeanette Tiger Burgess pleading for increased monthly funds. Testimony reveals car expenses and regular bills, while other Indians rely on timber work amid poverty. Senate inquiry crosses tribes as officials note costs and scarce income.
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Wolf injures woman as animal bites two fingers
Ishpeming Michigan mid November reports Mrs Gust Loytunen 56 near Thenary was attacked while tending sheep. A wolf leaped from the brush and bit off two fingers of her right hand as she shielded herself. She was hospitalized with blood poisoning but expected to recover.
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Hailey Acquitted In Burglaries Case In Douglas County
A 19 year old Lawrence youth A Hailey was acquitted by a Douglas County district court jury after about an hour of deliberation on burglary charges tied to the Burgert shoe store break in last November 26. Witnesses testified to Hailey s home alibi and to his general reputation while two accomplices pleaded guilty and confessed to Hailey s involvement. Five more counts of burglary remain pending for trial at the next term.
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DO-X Seaplane Berts Near Gauriac After Fog Flight
The giant German seaplane DO-X rests in the Gironde estuary near Gauriac after a fog and darkness forced landing on the French coast. On the third lap toward the United States, it will stay seven hours for public inspection before resuming trials from Bordeaux and Gauriac with French airmen invited to fly.
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Visiting Eds Find No Cheer in News of Day
Two elderly Kansas editors at breakfast read front pages in the Ho stel Eldridge. One notes a Democratic governor and an Iowan winning the corn shucking contest. They fear a football defeat as their state’s in poor shape.
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Cagle Released From Mississippi A M Coaching Post
Starkville Miss Nov 15 AP Christian Keener Cagle former West Point star was released today from his two year contract as football coach at Mississippi A and M President Hugh Critz notified him by telegram while he was in Birmingham with his team for a game against Auburn Cagle asked for release to join professional football and plans to leave Monday for the New York Giants He has coached a limited squad with only one win in seven games and previously led his team in the opening game against Southwestern of Memphis.
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Kansas Weather Forecast Warns Rain and Snow Overnight
The Kansas forecast shows rain in the east and snow or rain in the west tonight with a colder trend in the southwest and north central, continuing into Sunday. Morning conditions are partly cloudy except at Ottawa and Emporia, with good dirt and Douglas County roads. Temperature readings from yesterday evening to today show a 71 high and 53 low in places.
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Kansas Editors Dine With KU Leaders At Round Tables
Chancellor Lindley Senator Capper and A. L. Miller of Battle Creek spoke at the University of Kansas annual dinner for visiting Kansas editors. Toastmaster Drew McLaughlin led the event as part of Newspaper Round Tables, with sessions in journalism building and a Kansas Oklahoma game luncheon. Capper praised editor support and noted Kansas’ two editors as senators.
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Governor Elect Woodring Plans Early Work On Kansas Problems
Neodesha Kansas November 15 AP Harry H Woodring the governor elect said he will start tackling state issues weeks before Clyde Reed steps down in January after his campaign victory with Frank Haucke He will issue a statement outlining cardinal points of his administration and then take a brief vacation He expressed happiness at surpassing 217200 votes and a wish to serve all Kansas people promising to seek the greatest good for the greatest number.
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