Jayhawks Defeat Bears on Muddy Ke Ue Stadium Field
The Kansas Jayhawkers beat Washington University Bears 13 to 10 on a muddy field at Ke Ue stadium. Johnny Medina and Forest Cok scored for Kansas, with key plays and penalties shaping the non conference clash watched by about 6,000 fans as rain fell and the teams struggled forpunting exchanges and turnovers.
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Washinghon University Bears
St. Louis
Jemaih Shervall
Washington Sh
Dayhawkers
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Jayhawkers
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Fisher
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Bears
Fagses
Washipsion
Washington
Kansas and Washington clash with listed lineups and stats
The report lists starting lineups and officials for a Kansas versus Washington game. It notes first downs Kansas 14 Washington 3, team yards from scrimmage Kansas 268 Washington 63, and passing totals Kansas 1 for 23 yards Washington 1 for 5 yards.
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Washington Lyman
Pace
Leslie Edmonds
Ottawa University
Uni Spire
B. L. McCreary
Oklahoma University
Judee M
Vortior
Washington State College
W. P. Rowley
Illinnis State Teachers College
Kansas
Washington
Kansas 12 Washington 0 football clash ends scoreless half
In a rugged game Kansas dominates Washington, with multiple series stalling at the goal line. Key moments include Schmidt and Lyman handling the backfield, and Fisher and Cox contributing modest gains as Kansas closes the half with a firm defensive stand. Washington momentum stalls before halftime as penalties and strong tackling stall the drives.
Senate Wraps Up Agricultural Tariff Schedule Work
The senate finished action on the agricultural schedule of the tariff bill after coalition Republicans and independent Democrats shape rates. Amendments to raise hay and vegetables were adopted while sugar remains in a separate schedule to be considered next week. The body recessed until Monday with a 68 to 7 vote not to meet tonight.
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Actio
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New York
Missouri Tigers
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Montana
Sider
Freshmen Triumph. Kansas Beats Missouri 12–0 at Memorial Stadium
Kansas freshmen surged to a 12 to 0 lead over Missouri yearlings in the first half at Memorial Stadium Columbia. Key moments included two blocked punts and Loene Jayhawkers’ line plunges with Dummi scoring on a two yard plunge after Beach recovered a muffed punt, Hansen blocking a punt to set up a Kansas drive, and Morison adding a right end touchdown after a conditioning sequence. The Missouri team faced an interrupted schedule and a weathered field prompted rescheduling to a Monday night game at Kirksville.
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Udine
College football results roundup of varied scores
A wide array of final scores across colleges includes Yale 0 Princeton 26, Washington and Jefferson 13 J utenbere 0, Allegheny 4 Waynesburg 7, Rhode Island State 19 Connecticut 6, Middlebury 9 Vermont 0, Davis and Elkins 12 Villanova 0, Dartmouth 18 Cornell 14, Bucknell 27 Penn State 6, Pittsburgh 4 Carnegie 13, Ohio U 46 Marietta 0, Army 89 Dickinson 7, Colgate 24 Syracuse 0, New Hampshire 33 Springfield Harvard 12, Holy Cross 6, Michigan 7 Minnesota 6, Grinnell 27 Carleton 0, Drake 7 Tow State 0, Minnesota Chicago 6 third period, Nebraska 13 Oklahoma 7, Iowa State 0 Drake 0, Notre Dame 13 Southern California 12, Purdue 7 Iowa Illinois 13 Chicago 0, Wake Forest 0 Iowa 4 center er.
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Princeton
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Rhode Island State
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Centle? Er
Three Convicted Sentences Pronounced in Douglas County Court
Sentences were pronounced by Judge Hugh Means this morning in the Douglas County district court. Lawrence Kistner of Versailles Missouri, guilty of chicken theft after a jury failed to agree on grand larceny, received two months in the county jail plus costs, credited for five months already in jail awaiting trial. Charles Edward Beach, a former University of Kansas student, was found guilty of liquor sales and sentenced to four months in the county jail with a $200 fine and costs. his case was an appeal from Justice J. H. Mitchell. Simeon Rothberg of Eudora pleaded frailty to second degree burglary and is sent to the state reformatory at Hutchinson until discharged by law. parole was denied as no alternative exists for burglary.
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Ludge Hugh Means
Lawrence Kistner
Versailles
Mew
Harles
Edward Beach
University of ‘Kandas
Beach
Court of Justice
J.H. Mitchell
Simeon
Eudora
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
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Rothberg
Fuller Hardware
Buora
Kansas Wins Cross Country Meet Against Missouri
Kansas runners Fortune Hinshaw and Bowers led to an 88 to 18 victory over Missouri. Swartz finished fourth for Missouri in this tight race with Se Sacerde Jan not fully readable.
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Missouri Today
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Swartz
Missouri
Weather forecast synopsis and regional notes
Weather outlook covers upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with mostly fair conditions in the southwest and periods of precipitation in the east and central plains. Temperatures vary near normal with some days above normal. Kansas forecast notes cloud cover and possible rain in southeast areas, with cloudy mornings and little temperature change. Massachusetts residents push for drought relief and water restoration.
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Great Plains
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Barnes Changes Mind About Pleading Guilty
The trial of Pearl Barnes for manslaughter ended without a verdict after hours of jury deliberation when the jury failed to agree and was discharged by Judge Hugh Means. Barnes admitted liquor ownership in testimony but later said the liquor was not his and refused to plead guilty to possession and transportation charges. County Attorney Harry Frazee noted the joint ownership mattered to liability for the deceased farmer’s death.
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Washington
Hugh Means
Bantes
Harry Frazee
Lawrence
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Barnes J
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J. B. Wilson
Frazee
Shuder
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Moving of Post Office Equipment is Under Way
Moving of equipment from the old post office to the temporary 739 Massachusetts Street proceeded as planned. Lock-boxes and the vault door were moved first and set. city carriers and rural carriers’ equipment followed with other departments’ gear. Mail was delivered as usual. only the last business street delivery was cancelled. The office force will work at the new location Monday morning, announced Postmaster C. B. Hosford.
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A Varied Vespers Program at University Event
A varied vesper program will be presented tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in the University of Kansas auditorium. Musicians from the university school of fine arts will perform, with four similar all musical vesper offerings planned for December February and March, alternating with organ vesper recitals on the other Sundays.
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University School of Fing, Arts and Ieveral Sting
Arthur Fritzel Is Fined For Uninspected Milk Purchases
Arthur Fritzel was fined 25 dollars on each of two counts after being found guilty of purchasing uninspected milk and selling it. Police Judge C J H Daugherty delivered the findings yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock in the police court. Fritzel did not attend the hearing but was represented by attorney George Melvin. The annex bow was set at 100 dollars by Judge Daugherty. Mrs Forrest C Allen and Mrs H A Jetmore chaired the Red Cross Roll Call in the first precinct of the first ward, reporting progress to Mrs H Menger. The precinct's drive reported 112 dollars raised by Friday evening. other districts had not reported by noon today. The residence drive closes tonight.
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Bert
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Sunday church services announced in Friday Journal-World
The Friday Journal-World lists Sunday services for all Lawrence churches and extends a cordial welcome to strangers and visitors. The notices aid readers on rural delivery who receive mail Saturday morning.
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Journal-World
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Lady Rum Runner Slain by Sheriff in Herington
Louise Horton died after a raid on an eastern Herington street when Sheriff Sidney C. Dederick, aided by police, pursued a whiskey car driven by Horton and Matt Howard. A 40 gallon whiskey haul, altered getaway, and Howard’s statement absolving the sheriff were noted.
Potato Show Plans Float In Lawrence Visit
Laker extension plant pathologist from the Agricultural College met in Lawrence with A. 1. cH county officials to discuss the 19:0 rotate show. Gilkison and Laker aim to make the taro show among the largest yet held. Marguerite Kelley and Elizabeth Randly led a kitchen demonstration tour in Douglas county.
Dried Captains to Meet at Monday Evening Assembly
A meeting of the group Dried Captains is scheduled for Monday evening at the Tkselu. The gathering aims to discuss plans and coordinate activities for upcoming events.
Prince of Wales Takes Up Knitting at Exhibit
London reports the Prince of Wales and his brother taking up knitting and crochet as a popular hobby among the nobility. Their first projects include three scarves each shown at Queen Mary's needlework guild. The secretary notes the prince’s personal contribution for the first time, praising the quality. Also noted are Lords Harewood Gainford Holm and others displaying knitting.
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Prince of Wales
Great Britain
Queen Mary's Needle Work Guild
Lords Harewood
Gainford and Holm
J Babe Ick
Tucker Charles H W Pocker Named State Banking Manager
Lawrence native Charles Tucker, recently appointed by M Reed to the state banking manager post, will move to Topeka Monday to assume duties. He succeeds the late Eyuals, who died suddenly at Abilene last Sunday. Tucker, a longtime civic figure, has served as county official and state legislator and was banker at Watkins National for over 22 years.
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Lawrence
M. Reed
Topeka
Sald
Goyer Reed
Tucker
Ey Uals
Abilene
Asi
England
Interurban Freight Rate Question Before Chamber Meet
A Lawrence Chamber of Commerce luncheon will discuss the Interstate Commerce Commission review of interurban freight rates. Bi OBrien, freight traffic manager, explains how new hearings could affect Kansas Valley lines and rate discrimination rulings.
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Postgraduate internal medicine course at Bell Memorial Hospital
Medical grads from OFPER will attend a five day post graduate course in internal medicine diagnosis at Bell Memorial Hospital in Kunis City Raw. H G Ingham announced the program with a faculty including Middleton Beck Meakins and Brown from several universities and Mayo Clinic. Classes run daily from December 2 to 6 at Bell Memorial area on Guelly Street and Hudson Road.
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University of Kansas School of Medicine
H. G. Ingham
Dye
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University of Wisconsin
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Mell Unis
Montreal
Canada
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University of Maryland
Baltimore
George E. Brown
University of Minnesota
Mayo’ Clinic
Rochester
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Freshman Debate On Property and Society
Four freshmen from the University of Oregon will debate topics on personal property and its social and economic aspects. The program airs Tuesday afternoon on the campusMinority radio station Keru from four to five with teams led by Etna Marvell Okli Slocum Chanute Buy a Che and Hanna Atwater Kent.
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Chanute
Milk Strike Ends After Verbal Accord in Kansas City
Producers and Lawrence Sanitary Milk Co. officials reached a verbal settlement in the Chamber of Commerce building to end the milk strike that began October 28. The agreement fixes butter fat pricing at the Kansas City rate less handling, with producers to receive sixty five cents per pound of butter fat, and distributors promising to honor their customers. The deal also covers supply commitments through May with extensions to September and avoids immediate court actions. Lead negotiators were A G Banks J Saunders Lee Coleman and Leslie Demeritt for the producers and John Riling George Ow Melvin and Arthur Fritz for the distributor and attorney groups. The impact on ongoing cases is unclear. The meeting was organized by George Lowanan of the Merchants Bureau and Al Green who helped broker the accord.
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Lee Coleman
Leslie Demeritt
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George Ow Melvin
Lawrence ‘Sanitary Milk Co
Arthur Fritzel
the & Amber of Commerce
Lab Brgreemient
Kansas City
George ‘Lowanan
al Green
Death by own action shocks Coal Creek region
A man named John Ehart shot himself this morning with a rifle tied above the kitchen door, dying instantly or shortly after. Neighbors and friends fear despondency amid push to ease affairs. wife and daughter present, while others recall disputes and a strained home. Police indicated limited clues as they review the scene and seek corroboration from local residents.
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Coal Creek
Southwe Win
Eulidiy Velack
Ehart
Hhis
Ub Natl
Unioni
Hhart
wRay Whark
Tolssy
Charles Jardon
Gratesville
Speech contest tonight on campus at Admin building
The thannus University Kansas hosts a speech contest this evening in the Administration Building Auditorium at 8 o'clock. High school students will perform, with a silver roving duo prize for the winner. Contestants include Hartman Butler, Merowell Arthur, Larry Harker, Robert Russell, Ruth Thompson, Frank Howser, and Margaret Drennon. judges are Henry Werner, Miss Agava Lushand, and Prof. Tory Alderson.
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Thannus University
Kansas
Hartman Butler
Merowell Arthur VT Hangan
Larry Harker
Robert Russell
Ruth Thomtpson
Frank Howser
Margaret Drenon
Snow Falls in Kansas As Rain Turns to Ice
Snow and rain disrupted western Kansas with a rapid freeze. Saline County reported whiteout conditions as a sudden thaw gave way to sleet and icy streets. In Kansas City a new interstate bus service was announced linking Kansas City to Des Moines with through routes to Chicago and Des Moines, expanding the Pickwick Greyhound network.
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Des Moines
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