K U. Dominates Colorado 39 to 6 at Stadium
Kansas overwhelmed Colorado 39 to 6 in the Stadium contest. Strong Jayhawker line plunges and timely scores built a 14 3 halftime lead and a dominant second half. Colorado managed a single field goal in the third period amid Kansas offensive bursts led by Wilson Krueger and Burt.
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Colorado
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Rocky Mountain
Boone
Walters Holderman
Jane McLean Thompson
LG Beveridge Woodruff
James Stilwell
Groverington
Bansback
Denver
Edmonds
Ottawa
Stilwell
Anderson
Spurgeon
Krueger
Wilson
W'ilson
Black
Hopper
Wittenmyer
Burt
McDonald
Sie
Kansas Dominates Colorado With Big Second Half Surge
In a college football clash Kansas wide advantage over Colorado. Burt gained yards and McAdams added 15 as Quinlin and Hopper orchestrated drives. A late third quarter field goal and TD extended Kansas lead to 39 6 as Wilson missed the extra point.
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Kansas
Colorado
Boone
Burt
Hodges
Wilson
Hopper
Alexander
Shannon
McDonald
Quinling
Anderson
Sample
Smith
Krueger
Bhagnen
Nichols
Spurgeon
Quinlin
Griffin
McLean
Wittenmyer
Berger
Black
Dunlevy
Wittenmeyer
Stilwell
McAdams
Thompson
Harris
Holderman
Woodruff
Walters
Touhy
Capper outlines party reforms and ship subsidy stance
Washington to Congress opened with Senator Capper listing a constructive Republican program. He urged rural credit, an adequate farm financial system, tax reform, reduced government spending, and reforms to shipping subsidies. Capper attacked the administration bill and blamed it for burdening the public while calling for prohibition unity and European recovery efforts.
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Washington
Capper
Rep
Kansas
Senate Farm Bloc
Congress
Republican Party
Interstate Commerce Commission
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Old School
Jonathan Davis to stay in Kansas for duties
Topeka Nov 18 Governor elect Jonathan M Davis declined Gov Allen s invitation to attend the national governors conference at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia December 14 to 16 saying other business is too pressing Allen a member of the Vernors association executive committee said he will discuss the Ku Klux Klan at the conference upon request
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Topeka
Jonathan M. Davis
J. A.len
White Sulphur Springs
West Va
Allen
Vernors Association
Roosevelt
Weather forecast for Kansas City Sunday night
26 degree low forecast for Sunday night with daytime high around 40. No rain or snow expected. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday, much colder Sunday especially in northwest portion. Weather observer P Conner notes this outlook.
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Kansas City
P. Conner
Tiger of France Reaches America
Georges Clemenceau the Tiger of France returns to American soil as a private visitor, greeted by crowds at Battery Park and welcomed by officials. He accepts an invitation to Washington and plans addresses across major cities to explain Europe’s view of Americans amid an unsettled world crisis.
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France
America
Paris
Broadway
Macon
Clemenceau
Robert Woods Bliss
Harding
Washington
Metropolitan Opera House
Boston
Chicago
Springfield
St. Louis
Beltisnore
Annapolis
Philadelphia
New York
Georges Clemenceau
Battery Park
Hulbert
American Legion Play Secures The Hermit For Seven Keys to Baldpate
Theodore Charlton will portray the Hermit in the American Legion production Seven Keys to Baldpate to be practiced in December at the Bowersock theater. Charlton previously played the role in Omaha and Oklahoma City and directed the Legion show last year. Cecile Burton Craig Kennedy and Mrs A J Mix lead rehearsals with an all star cast and smooth preparations underway.
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The
American Legion
Theodore Charlton
Hermit
Legion
Baldpate
Bowersock
Mr. Charlton
Cecile Burton
Craig Kennedy
A. J. Mix
B W C Holds Evening Party At Chamber Of Commerce
The Business and Professional Women's club plans a Monday 8 pm party in the Chamber of Commerce building. Miss Lena Miller prepared a program and a farce Our Aunt From California to be performed under Mrs Eric Owen. Refreshments will follow.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lena Miller
California
Eric Owen
Battery work Let George Do It at 1000 Mass
A brief classified note indicates battery work or repairs were arranged under the heading Let George Do It at the address 1000 Massachusetts Avenue with a contact phone number 112.
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George
Tense at Osawatomie as bombing outrages grow
Topeka Nov 18 The Osawatomie situation worsened after a porch bombing at a Missouri Pacific shopman's home and stones thrown at other workers homes Governor Allen said after receiving Captain William Smith's report Smith will appoint about six special officers to aid local authorities no troop deployment will be needed and the tension surpasses last summer's strike period
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Topeka
Osawatomie
Missouri Pacific
Allen
William Smith
Adjutant General’s Department
Division chairmen boost new hotel project in Lawrence
Bert Ober signs four division chairmen to lead the hotel campaign in Lawrence. Aiming for a 165 member booster group, the drive runs December 1 to 14 with stock payments due January 15 1923 April 15 1923 July 20 1923 and October 15 1923. Citizens urged to invest and recruit captains and teams.
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Bert” Ober
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Commencement Days at Bowersock theatre
The high school Dramatic Club presents Commencement Days at the Bowersock theatre Monday evening under Miss Leta Harper. A snappy comedy with entertaining dialogue is promised, featuring a large cast including Douglas Bradley Judy and Leonard O Byro n. Part of the boys glee club will sing as serenaders.
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Bowersock Theatre
Leta Harper
Mr., Douglas
Bradley Judy
Bily Douglas
Leonard O’byron
Frank Douglas
Francis Teter
Brick Harding
Junius Underwood
Prof. Peck
Roland Posey
Busley
Homer Allison
Lorraine Douglas
Marion Meader
Kate Wells
Elizabeth Cain
Emma Lewis Dudley
Frances Hopper
Theodora Dudley
Elsie Hopper
Mary Mertens
Moyne Rice
Jane Dixon
Mary Nell Hamiln
Maté Putman
Helen Grage
Elizabeth Monnypening
Esther Jane Jones
Mrs. Storm
Leona Marsh
Boys Glee Club
Senator Felton Arrives in Washington for Senate Seat
Mrs. W. H. Felton, appointed senator from Georgia to succeed the late Senator Watson, arrived in Washington today with the stated aim of obtaining a seat in the Senate.
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Senator Felton
Washington
W. H. Felton
Georgia
Watson
Senate
La Follette Urges Ship Bill Defeat
Senator La Follette urges an organized progressive bloc in Congress to oppose the administration ship subsidy bill and railroad anti strike legislation. He warns of a coming split between conservative and progressive factions, stresses that immediate action is needed to defeat policies benefiting big interests and private monopolies.
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Washington
Congress
la Follette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
Secretary of the Interior
White case to go directly to supreme court in Kansas
Topeka November 18 An agreement with William Allen White directs the case charging him with violating industrial court act by displaying a sympathy strike card in his office window to be carried to the Kansas Supreme Court under an agreed facts statement. Governor H J Allen said White opposed the earlier dismissal order and preferred a trial.
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Topeka
William Allen White
Industrial Court Act
Supreme Court
White
H. J. Allen
Attorney General’s Office
Emporia
Changes in Eighth Corps leadership announced
Washington reports Major General John L. Hines, commander of the Eighth Corps area with headquarters in San Antonio, Texas, has been ordered to Washington for an important staff assignment. Brigadier General Edward M. Lewis will succeed Hines as corps area commander, with Brigadier General Nolan to replace Lewis at Camp Travis.
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Washington
John L. Hines
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
Texas
War Department
Hines
Edward M. Lewis
Camp
Travis
Nolan
Sister Joins Hunger Strike at Mountjoy Prison
Miss Anne MacSwiney arrived at Mount Joy Prison to join her sister Mary in a hunger strike protesting the free state government. After reciting the rosary she said she would stay at the gates and fast until Mary receives spiritual consolation or release.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Anne MacSwiney
Mary
Free State
Mount Joy
Wednesday Big Bargain Day Sets Countywide Sale
Stores across the county prepare one day bargains on Wednesday November 22 as the Better Business Bureau and Chamber of Commerce approve cost price specials. Dozens of shops including Dreschers Green Brothers Spot Cash Newman Shoe Co Otto Fischer Royal Shoe Store and many others pledge genuine bargains with no prizes or free entertainment.
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Better Business Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Better Business Bureau
Dreschers
Green Brothers
Spot Cash Store
Newman Shoe Co
Otto Fischer
Royal Shoe Store
A. Whitcomb and Son
Wolf’s Book Store
the Gift Shop
Round Corner Store
Ober’s
Weaver's
the Fair
Innes Store
S. and
S. Grocery
University Book Store
Metzler Furniture Co
Skofstad’s
Williams Grocery
Newmarks
Ideal Clothing Co
the Leader
Fritz Co
Butler-Sanderson
F. W. Woolworth
Hub .Clothing Co
W. Smith
Ed Klein
Hunter Brothers
Kane
S* Grocery
Bell’s Music Store
Farmer's Union Grocery
Carl’s
Hook and Green
Penick
Romine
Better Business Approval Committee
Press Club Banquet Honors Delegates at KU Event
More than 400 students, faculty, and journalism enthusiasts attended the KU Press Club supper at Plymouth Congregational church hosted by the club and the University Daily Kansan. Speakers included Chancellor E H Lindley, Robert Akers, Carl White, Armena Rumberger, Ralph Ellis, and W C Simons, who discussed journalism, the profession, and past KU newspaper alumni.
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K. U. Press Club
Plymouth Congregational Church
Kansan
Ryland GC. Petty
K. U. Press’ Club
E. H. Lindley
Dr. Lindley
Robert Akers
Toreka
Carl White
Kansas City Kansan
White
Armena Rumberger
Department of Journalism
Oracle
Kingman
Ralph Ellis
Kansas City Journal
Press Club
W. C. Simons
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Farmer Wagner Missing After Stranded Tourist Call
Emporia reports a thorough search of northern Lyon county for Arthur Wagner a young farmer who vanished Thursday night after being summoned to aid a stranded tourist near his time. A Chevrolet dealer ad appears in the text.
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Emporia
Lyon County
Arthur Wagner
District court returns several verdicts on fraud and liquor charges
In district court F H Perkins was acquitted of fraud after proving he was not a partner in Perkins Co. Har Kane was found guilty on three liquor related counts for selling and possessing extracts with high alcohol content at his grocery. Two real estate appeal cases, White vs Johntz and Francisco vs Beatty, addressed commissions for property sales and services. Juries awarded White $112.50 and Francisco $87.50.
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F. H. Perkins
District Court
Perkins & Co
Har Kane
Massachusetts
Justice Court
W. W. White
Louise P. Johntz
White
W. J. Francisco
W.D. Beatty
Francisco
Beatty
Tom Harley
State
W. E. Brown
Vernon Hayman
Brown
Hayman
Hugh Megas
of State
F. M. Perkins
Perkins
Chicago
F. H
Smithmeyer
George Kirchhoff
William J. Wilson
J. D. Wynn
Henry Boyle
Mrs. Johntz
Hugh Means
W. D. Beatty
Ex Governor Wills to speak at Kiwanis Rotary Chamber event
Ex Governor and Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City president Bailey will be guest of honor at a joint meeting of Kiwanis Rotary and the Chamber of Commerce at the Chamber building Wednesday noon. He served Kansas as governor in 1903 and later as a state official and congressman. He heads Exchange National Bank in Atchison and has deep farming and stock interests in Nemaha county.
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Wills 5
Bailey
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Kiwanis Club
Rotary
Club
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas Beechacereenangels
Kansas Republican States League
University of Illinois
Nemaha County
Atchison
Exchange National Bank of
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