Kansas Missouri Football Classic Opens With Kansas Lead
Kansas and Missouri clash at Memorial Stadium in Columbia as Kansas scores first on a Bausch to Hanson pass followed by a 50 yard Hanson run after a fumble. The crowd of about 24,000 braved cold wind while Mo on defense and Missouri on offense traded plays early.
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Missouri
Kansas
Westphalia
Bodeville
Kansas Jayhawkers
Missouri Tigers
Aece Sral
Sgtsinatey
Organ Vespers Tomorrow at Anderson University
A solo by Miss Moetee and BO Pranc cat opens a program titled Organ Vespers tomorrow at Anderson University. The program features WMisa Meribah Wore Chorale in E flat major.
Census Bureau reports U S population at 122 775 046 Kansas 1 880 999
Washington Nov 22 AP census figures show the 48 states population up 7 064 426 from 1920 to 1930 totaling 132 775 046 The Kansas total is 1 880 999 with Indiana Michigan Ohio and others showing gains The report notes national growth and state by state changes including Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas and details on territories and possessions in the period noted.
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Census Bureau
U. S
Kansas
Washington
California
Agra
Teiitci
Arizona
Dro
Philippines
Oklahoma
Micsoat
Soviet In Denial Drama Is Rescue
Reports of disturbances in Soviet Russia persisted as Moscow denied Stalin’s death rumor. Reuters from Riga claimed Stalin was murdered. Tass denied it as unfounded. Berlin said arrests and mutiny rumors circulated. other reports spoke of Soviet troops near Moscow. Meanwhile a North Dakota storm rescue involved forty people in a tar paper hut aided by a snow plow crew.
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London
Russia
Europe
Reuters
Riga
Latavia
Joseph Stalin
Genral
Communist Eral
Moscow
Tass
M. Stalin
Associated Press
Berlin
Daily Express
Telegraph Union
Kovno
Lithuania
Kharkov
Sone
Chicago
North Dal
Landan
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Midwest
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Woodring and Sister Take Brief Vacation
Neodesha Kansas November 22 AP a brief vacation taken by Harry H Woodring and his sister Miss Lida Woodring recounted stories of the greatest reception in its history. Woodring weary from a hard campaign for Kansas governorship refused to name a destination keeping them away from home for ten days. Ben S Landenbearer Independent Democrat urged support from all citizens.
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Neodesha
Kan
Harry H. Woodring
Lida Woodring
Oodring
Kansas
Kens
Mea
Ben Sbliiann
Stration L
Woman victim found bound and unconscious after bandit attack
Mrs H E Ste rooming house proprietor in Wichita was found bound and unconscious with a bandit nearby. The incident left a water bottle missing and a small cash value noted. The assailant was described as a white man, seen in a garbled report. Police continue to investigate the early morning attack.
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Wichita
Kan
H. E. Ste
Ime
Toomer
Probe Into Capone Income Gains Momentum
Washington Nov 22 AP Investigation of Al Capone Chicago gang leader income to tax any unpaid amount and push for federal prosecution was accelerated by the Internal Revenue Bureau intelligence section. Officials said the inquiry also covers other Chicago gangsters and will be decided after the Justice Department reviews evidence.
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Washington
al Capone
Chicago
Imgat 3
Justice
Interrevenue Bureau
Elmer, L. Trey
International Revenue Bureau
Winter In Full Flight Weather Forecast For Topeka
AP dispatch reports sunshiny fall weather spreading across Kansas for the next 36 hours with mild to warm temperatures, except the northwest where snow lingers. Normal readings to follow statewide, with no cold wave in sight and western Canada warmer than Kansas. Meteorologist Flora notes a broad mild trend as springlike conditions ease into next week.
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Topeka
Kansas
United State
Ki Funess
Middle West
Canada
Flora
Indians fail to score in first period at Butler Bowl
The Haskell Indians and Butler University are 0–0 at the end of the first period in Indianapolis. Haskell threatened on Butler’s 28 yard line but could not maintain possession. Key plays included Murphy intercepting Hinchman’s pass and advancing to the Butler 23 yard line. Captain Louis Weller did not start. Official lineups and officials listed.
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Charles Scot
Kansas
Caulfield
Missouri
McGirl
Baker
Rost
Tigers
Kilmore
Smoot
Schanke
Faurot
Max Collings
Campbell
Smith
Jayjenkaeogara
Schaake
Tiger
Cox
Kilgore
Asbury
W. Asbury
van Dyne
Schiake
Haskell Indians
Butler University
Indianapolis
Ind
Indians
Butler
Louis Weller
Haskell
A. Costa
Murphy
Hinchman
Pase
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Jandt Crows
Bauermeister Powles
Julliness
Elser Prim
RB Wolfe
Reynolds Witeon
Raber Merce
Nock Kerns
Chicago
Ieee
Montlaw
Umare
Frank Hogan
South Bend
Harvard Leads 7 to 0 On Two Long Passes
Harvard marches to a 7 0 lead as two long passes from Weed connect for touchdowns in the first quarter. Yale taps at the start as both teams play before about 8 000 spectators. The Tigers press for more in a game that mixes aerials with rushing attempts.
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Harvard
Gould
OMEGA
Anderson Feared To Have Fractured Skull In Accident
It was feared that R. L. Anderson, assistant government weather forecaster, had suffered a fractured skull in addition to other injuries.
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R. L. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Vedder Collection On Display Until Tuesday
The Elba Spooner exhibition shows oil paintings and sketches by Vedder, available at the public gallery until Tuesday after Thanksgiving. A separate post-Thanksgiving display will feature Jozef Bakos’s icons, part of the Santa Fe painters in New Mexico, on the museum’s lower floor.
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Elba
Spooner
Oper
Teese Jovem
University Deent
Seay
Jozef G. Bakos
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Heaner School Hosts Evening Program With Fish Feature
The Heaner School presents an evening program titled Fish Swim for its pupils, featuring 19th Tomi Jensen and 48 Rooster. A plate supper and candy sale will accompany the event at the school, with roads including Roby Shaw noted. Chevrolet the altace aes aia.
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Roby
Shaw
Tomi
Campbell Sets Speed Record Aim Repeats Efforts
Campbell plans another bid to surpass a historic speed record. The report notes earlier attempts and a target around 206,056 miles per hour, with mentions of 23,736,362 miles per hour as a previous figure and notes a possible next-year pursuit.
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B. Oo
Campbells
Campbell
Failed verdict in Jefferson case ends third trial
The jury in the Carl Wilson murder case was discharged after 17 hours of deliberation, deadlocked at 11 last night by Judge Hugh Means. Wilson, a 25 year old Jefferson County farmer, faced three trials with two prior convictions overturned on appeal. No definite plans for a new trial were announced, though indications suggested a February term hearing.
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Jefferson County
Hugh Means
L. Noone
Reon
W. A. Aly
Wil
Supreme Court Brough Ae
Wilson
Des Caze
Jefferson
K U Symphony Plans Diverse Programs Enduring Classics
Kansas City University symphony announces a program featuring Victor Herbert March of Toys Mendelssohn Ruy Bias Franck finale and Bizet suite from Carmen. The orchestra roster lists concertmaster Helen Stockwell and a full wind and string section with names such as Sol Bobrov Dorothy Davis Genevieve Hargriss and many others. The performance includes first and second violins cellos flutes oboes clarinets bassoons horns and piano.
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Bers
Umbers
Victor Herbert
Royal Show Concludes With Five-Gaited Saddle Horse Stakes
Kansas City reports the deciding event in the national stake for five gaited saddle horses. The roadster saddle horse race offers one third of a $15,000 stake. Competitors include winners from the junior and chestnut classes, with finals to be run tonight amid high excitement.
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Kansas City
Death of Ephriam Miller in Pasadena California
Ephriam Miller emeritus professor of mathematics at the University of Kansas died in Pasadena, California. Born April 25, 1833 near Carlisle Ohio, he taught district schools, joined Kansas, served as librarian, dean of Liberal Arts, and contributed to mathematics and astronomy societies. Tributes came from Chancellor Frank Strong and Librarian Miss Carrie Watson noting his character and lifelong service.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ephriam Miller
University of Kansas
Geo. C. Foster
Miller
Ee of Kansas
University of
College of Liberal Arts
Tallenion
Jean
Persion
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Pasa
Car Rlton
Ohio
John and Plary & Miller
Greg
Foungstown
Findlay
University of Kensas
Society of Xi
Phi Beta Kappa
Kansas, Academy of Science
Lew
Plane
Mona College
Claremont
Lawrence
Frank Strong
Carrie Watson
University
Hoover Prefers Keeping Up Debt Payments Amid Deficit
President Hoover rejects suspending debt reduction to ease deficits and continues the one percent income tax cut. He cites available surpluses and existing measures for debt retirement and foreign obligations, aiming to maintain sound fiscal policy despite financial strain.
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Hoover
Oberst Jury Completes Case Against Young Farmer
The Butlery district court heard the state open its case against 20 year old Owen Oberst accused of killing his father. The jury was completed after five days of examination, as the state presents its evidence in the trial.
Poultry Show Entries Rise for Weeklong Event
Entries for the six day poultry show in the new Armory at Eighth and New Hampshire streets close today. Committee members Prescott, Underwood, R. E. Ma, Charles Verreil, and Huders oversee the event with RK McCleezy as superintendent. Daily educational programs begin Tuesday with moving pictures and lectures on poultry care, including a Thursday session on Thanksgiving if crowd size warrants. Dr. J. J. Leasure will speak on poultry care, H R. Watson will discuss from hatchery to laying pullets, and Friday features Business Management of Business Hens. Saturday closes with a vesion on Power in the House.
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Eighth
New Hampshire
Prescott
Underwood
R. E. Ma
Lawrence
Charles ‘Verreil
Huders
RK. R. McCleey
Renowned Artists in Joint Recital Monday at KU
Two famed artists, Myra Hess pianist and Cornelius Van Vliet cellist, will perform in a University of Kansas concert Monday. Van Vliet, born 1886 in Holland, rose to prominence with the Leipzig Philharmonic and toured Bohemia, Poland, and Russia. Hess, acclaimed as a leading woman pianist, recently praised by New York critics for her resourceful, vibrant playing.
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University of Kansas
Uniese Eeerak & Rer
D. M
Myrs Hess
Cornelius van Vliet
van Vliet
New York
Myra Hess
Miss Hess Wells
Rankin Heads Division of Ice Manufacturers
Robert C Rankin former mayor of Lawrence and manager of the Lawrence Ice and Storage company was president of the western division of the National Association of Ice Industries which closed its thirteenth annual convention at Milwaukee Wisconsin last night The western division territory includes Iowa Missouri Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota
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Robert C. Rankin
Lawrence
Lawrence Ice A
Train Coaches Into River Stop Toll of Life
Passengers scrambled from the Paris St Nazaire express after its locomotive and first two coaches capsized into the river near here last night. Authorities believe the quick evacuation prevented a heavier loss of life.
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Antes
France
Paris St. Nazaire
Bankers Host County 4H Club Banquet Honors Members
About 250 Douglas County 4-H members attended the third annual achievement banquet at Hotel Eldridge hosted by the Douglas County Bankers Association. W. A. Schaal presided, A. J. Senotn gave the main address, and awards for outstanding projects were noted. The event featured entertainment by Cosmo Club members and vocalists, with emphasis on the four Hs heart hand health and future club development.
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Douglas County Banker's Association
Eldridge
Comaple
J. B. Tory
Giligaon
County
Pent
Elizabeth Randle
W. A. Schaal
Lawrence
Banker’s Association
A. J. Senotn
Vaifrock Foundation
Rex
Manhattan
Route 4
L. Jones
Sunfower 2
Meadowlark Club
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Guild of the Yuvan Sity
Tin Luke Wongwai
Cy Hastie
Harry Haimaishi
Bettives
Singin
Agnes Pine Wan
Treasure Find on Kansas Farm Nets Brothers Big Payout
Sylvan Grove Kansas November 22 AP A buried treasure hunt at the Meyers home on a Lincoln County farm yielded more than 2000 dollars in cash gold coins and mortgages on cuppean property after the parents W H Meyers left an estate. Brothers Skinney and morph Meyers heirs to the estate aided by Sheriff C V Peacock plan to divide the wealth and settle in probate court the large tract of land and other property owned by the parents.
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Sylvan Grove
Kan
Skinney
Morph Meyers
Linccoln County
W. H. Meyers
Meyers
C. V. Peacock
Australian aviatrix begins one stop flight to Havana
AP report notes Mrs Keith Miller, an Australian woman flier, took off from Richtehwenh-Butiee airport on a one stop flight to Havana, Cuba. She departed at 10 17 a m with fair weather forecast toward Jacksonville but encountered bad weather and turned back after reaching Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
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Cuba
Igh
Pittsburs
Keith Miller
Richtehwenh-Butiee
Havang
Prine
Hitaek
Jacksonville
Fla
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Latrobe, P
Storm Fatalities Rise to 22 in Oklahoma City Area
Deaths from Wednesday's Bethany tornado seven miles west of the city bring total fatalities to 22. Forty injured residents remain in Oklahoma City hospitals as cleanup and relief efforts continue.
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Bethany
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