Lawrence High defeat Topeka 12 to 0 in football clash
Lawrence High School outgained and outkicked Topeka in a 12 to 0 victory at Walshbun Field. Hanley scored in the second quarter after long plays, with Wadhams and Dowery assisting. The game ended with Lawrence in control near Topeka’s 12 yard line as the crowd of about 3,500 watched.
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Weather forecast for the week starting Monday in midwest
The forecast notes a weather system over the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with light snow possible and milder temps midweek. Expect fair conditions tonight and little change in temperature through the period with a cold front toward the weekend.
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Missouri
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Education night at Vinland rural high school program
National Education Week observance featured Prof. Englund of Kansas State Agricultural College urging rural citizens to support district schools. About 300 attended as Wo vat school orchestra and girls double quintette performed. Sloan team from Baldwin No. 41 beat No. 6 Model Pleasant Valley 26 0 in afternoon. Coal Creek won basketball over Hue Mound. Cafeteria supper served at 6. Ladies Vita organized. crowds exceeded expectations.
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War scandal out Berlh Fe Nov 22 United Press
A sweeping postwar corruption tale unfolds as Ahssi dancers and profiteers are linked to bribery involving Berlin police chief Walter Bartels. Revelations expose manipulated signs, state finance ties, and a web of schemes touching the Prussian government, a steel bank, and alcohol duties.
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Germany
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Bank Robbery at Cheney Bank Delvers Casualties
A bank robbery at the Cheney bank occurred shortly after noon when a man entered the bank, coerced a female employee into the vault, and escaped with currency. No trace of the robber has been found. authorities search the area for the suspect and any escaped loot.
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Fish kills educator in Porto Rico
Sant Juan Porto Rico November 22 Russell Winslow of Carbide Indian professor at the University of Porto Rico died a few hours after being attacked while sea bathing A fish bit off an arm He was rescued by John Hartadine of New York a visitor who with two fathers gave blood for a transfusion in an unsuccessful attempt to save the educator's wife.
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Russell Winslow
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John Hartadine
New York
KU Freshmen Score Early as Regulars Rally in Third
The Kansas freshmen outpaced the yearlings in the first half with Stony Wall kicking a 43 yard field goal for the yearlings. By end of the third, the Regulars led 6 to 3, with the freshmen scoring on a 12 yard play as regulars re-entered the game and adjusted the lineup.
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Cologne and Dusseldorf plan taller Rhine skyscraper
Cologne and Dusseldorf vie over the Rhine skyline as plans surface to add two floors to a major building in Cologne, reaching 12 stories, while Hamburg quietly advances a new office tower intended to rise 14 stories, signaling a regional race for height.
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Dusseldorf
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Halmburg
Kimball Paroled After 46 Day Detention
A parolee identified as Kimball was released after a 46 day detention period. Authorities noted completion of terms and compliance with conditions. No further charges reported as of this update.
Election Statements Due From Candidates and Groups
County officials report that election statements for the general race are due, with many filings already received but a number of candidates and organizations still expected to submit. The count of submitted statements remains incomplete as filing windows close.
Russian Poet Bryussow Dies at Fifty One in Moscow
Valerius Bryussow, a towering figure in modern Russian poetry and a Communist Party member, has died in Moscow at age fifty one. The Associated press report notes his prominence in Soviet letters and his leadership within the literary scene.
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Conmunist Party
Britain demands heavy penalty after Stack killing
A British note delivered to Zagloul Pasha in Cairo seeks a proper apology and 500000 pound indemnity for the killing of Major General Sir Leo Stack. It also reserves a revision of retirement conditions for British advisers, bans political demonstrations, and calls withdrawal of Egyptian officers from the Sudan with Sudanese troops under Sudanese control.
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Associated Press
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Leo Stack
Sudan
Evening classes for women open at university high school
The second session of evening women’s classes begins Tuesday November 25 with enrollment that day. Three four week courses run to December 18 at the high school and university fine arts rooms. Courses cover home decoration art appreciation, making children’s clothing and sewing, and an advanced sewing course for skilled seamstresses.
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University of Kansas
China
John Dyer
Madame Swank
Round Up Gangsters in Houston After Fatal Shooting
In Houston Texas two youths, 19 year old Jim Shawn a high school football star and 17 year old Ernest Shoquist were jailed in a police probe into recent hijackings and a night fatal shooting. Police report six youths in custody and two confessions tying them to nearly a dozen holdups.
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Shoquist
Motion for New Trial in Childs v Hamilton Case
A motion for a new trial has been filed in district court in the case of F E Childs against W C Hamilton and others. The plaintiff seeks a new trial on the question of the amount due, arguing the verdict and $81 judgment are contrary to the law and evidence.
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Prominent Surgeon Dies in San Francisco
San Francisco doctors mourn Dr. Theodore Rethers surgeon in chief at St. Marys Hospital who died after a stroke. He served as a surgeon in the Philippines during the Spanish American War and was a fellow of the American College of Surgeons.
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Gore II Secretary of Agriculture Named in Washington
Howard M. Gore of West Virginia was named secretary of agriculture to replace the late Henry A. Wallace. Gore has been serving as acting secretary since Wallace's death and will serve until next March cuando he becomes governor of West Virginia.
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Third Annual Fine Arts Day at Kansas University
The third annual fine arts day at the University of Kansas drew about 100 attendees for a noon recital and an evening banquet at the University Commons. D M Swarthout notes the day unites fine arts students with campus life while R A Holland of the Kansas City Art Institute urges art education and harmony between art and music. An eight piece orchestra led the Robinson Gymnasium dance with about 75 couples participating.
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Washington Senators weigh leadership after Lodge death
Washington reports flag possible successors for Senate and House leadership as President Coolidge signals influence. Senate frontrunners include Warren of Wyoming and Curtis of Kansas with Wadsworth and Watson also named. House hopefuls Madden of Illinois and Bongworth of Ohio seen for Speaker post when Gillett steps down.
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Scout Troops Plan Expansion and Headquarters Move
Lawrence is opening a new Troop Headquarters on the third floor of the courthouse with Ralph Childs, Lawrence scout executive, in the southeast room. Volunteers finish walls, build furniture under wood craft merit badge work, and aim to occupy by December. Childs seeks standardization: each troop to have a scout master, two assistants, and a five member committee. A scoutmaster training course is set at the Congregational church on December 2 3 and December 8 11 evenings.
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Kansas Missouri Grid Clash Draws Big Lawrence Turnout
Lawrence will send four times as many fans to the Kansas Missouri game in Columbia as ever before. A special Lawrence train departs Wednesday night carrying second string, freshmen, cross country, and Jayhawker backers. After the game a return train reaches Lawrence Friday morning. Round trip is 10.08 dollars not including berth. The Crimson and Blue travel Tuesday night with about twenty five players, coaches Clark Schlademan Dr F C Allen and trainer Kelly to Missouri to rest before kickoff.
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Merchants To Fund Massachusetts Street Christmas Decor
The Merchants Bureau, guiding Massachusetts street decorations, reports uneven canvassing of local business houses. Some blocks donate generously to fund festoon lighting planned to be up by December 6, with trees at each intersection from Eleventh to Sixth. Santa Claus visits Lawrence on December 20 to distribute gifts to city children.
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Tax Statements Out in Lawrence County Treasurer Notice
The county treasurer has mailed the larger portion of tax statements for the year to Lawrence citizens. First half payments are due before December 20 at his office, with many already paying their taxes.
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Republican Leader Supports Restrictions on Insurgent Republicans
Washington November 22 Representative Longworth of Ohio, Republican House leader, came out in favor of restricting the consideration given to insurgent Republicans in the House. He stated the move aims to curb insurgent influence and streamline party discipline.
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Inter-Union Quarrel Referred to AFL Council
In El Paso on Niv 22 Associated Press reports that resolutions from the tocm committee urge a high AFL convention to condemn labor policy of a coal railway company owned by locomotive engineers. The council was tasked to negotiate settlement of wage disputes with United Mines Workers of America.
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Immanuel Lutheran church to open with dedicatory services
Immanuel Lutheran church at Tenth and Kentucky streets prepares a morning opening and dedicatory services led by Rev. M L Herrboth and Rev. O H Pocker. A 3:30 pm vesper follows with a sermon by Rev. J Wirad. The church features symbolic Gothic borders, cross motifs, and a welcoming interior as it marks its first public ceremonies.
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Representatives Huge and Anthony File Electee Campaign Expenditures
Washington November 22. A further report of campaign expenditures was filed with the House clerk by representatives victorious in contests. Democratic Louisiana contestants claimed no fee to retain seats. Kansas Republicans Anthony reported 1120. Guyer, successor to Rep Little, 1581.60. The Douglas County Farm Bureau directors met at the Commerce Building Chamber of Commerce in the afternoon.
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Christmas Seal Sale Aims To Raise 2000 For Tuberculosis
Douglas County tuberculosis drive plans a mail campaign sending 3500 letters with one dollar seals to residents. The project targets a 2900 dollar quota to fund local clinics and prevention work. Children will sell seals at schools, with prizes for top sellers, and the drive is not sponsored by the Red Cross.
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Dorothy Ann Cheney
Walsh Supports Publicity Provisions in Income Tax Law
Senator Walsh of Montana returned to Washington and said he would oppose repealing the publicity features of the income tax law. He urged strengthening the provisions. The Montana prosecutor urged the Senate committee investigating the internal revenue bureau to examine certain individuals tax returns and questioned why Harry F Sinclair s Teapot Dome lease return was so low.
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Woman battles for life after Texas ranch gunfight
Mrs Ira Briscoe wife of a Frio County panther battles for life at Baylor hospital after a Friday night gun fight at their ranch home. Dr A J Bailey a San Antonio veterinarian was killed and Ira Briscoe was shot in the chest during the episode.
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Ira ‘Fe Friscoe
Frio County
Baylor Hospital
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Ira Briscoe
Governor elect Paulen to arrive in Topeka next week
Topeka news reports Governor elect Ben S. Paulen will reach Topeka the last of next week to start drafting his legislative message. He will hold conferences upon arrival to map first appointments after taking office.
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Reed Case Set for Tuesday Defense of Detective Impostor
William Reed, charged with attempting to defraud Mrs. Lillian Reed by posing as a detective, was arraigned yesterday in Justice John Clark's court. His case was set for 2:00 p.m. next Tuesday, with Reed released on a $500 bond.
Thanksgiving School Closures in Douglas County District
Douglas County district announces Thanksgiving closures for most schools with a larger share closed the following day. Programs will be offered at many off district schools on Wednesday afternoon or evening. No further details on West Point uniforms, Bowersock Theatre, Ranger Bicycles or Hanne provided.
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