Missouri Triumphs In Valley Classic 25 to 6
Missouri Tigers defeated Kansas Jayhawks 25 to 6 at Memorial Field in Columbia. After three Missouri touchdowns in the second and third quarters, Kansas briefly answered with a single drive, but Missouri pulled away with a fourth touchdown and held off Kansas in the annual Homecoming clash.
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Kansas Coaches Talk Over Annual Meet
Kansas coaches met in Topeka in a closed session to prepare for next Friday and Saturday’s annual conference meetings. No announcements were made but discussions reportedly focused on proposed reestablishment of relations between member schools and those that withdrew to form the new Central Conference.
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Frazier Leads Jayhawks To Big Six Cross Country Win
In Columbia Missouri on November 24 AP reports Bernard Poco Frazier led Kansas to victory in the Big Six cross country meet. Kansas finished first with 51 points, Iowa State second with 59, Nebraska third, Oklahoma fourth, Kansas State fifth, Missouri last. Frazier set a course record around 25 minutes and some seconds, surpassing the old 27 8/9 minute mark. Second list of notes shows Red Gagle scoring Army’s 13 to 3 win over Nebraska before dusk with 25,000 spectators including Vice President Dawes.
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Troops Move on Petritch Amid Michailoff Defiance
Sofia reports troops marching toward Petritch to arrest Ivan Michailoff, leader of the Macedonian revolutionary faction. An exchange of defiance with the government preceded the action, with expectations of bitter fighting to seize Michailoff.
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Harvard 17 Yale 0 season clash at New Haven
Harvard defeated Yale 17 to 0 on November 24 at New Haven. Harvard used a sharp lateral attack and kicking from Putnam and Guarenaccia to secure the win while Yale failed to mount a sustained threat.
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Blythe Barrymore Gets License But Won’t Talk
Los Angeles reports John Blythe Barrymore entered the marriage license bureau to obtain a permit to wed Dolores Costello. He declined further remarks though reporters pressed on questions about his divorce and current marriage plans, reiterating an earlier statement.
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College football scores and upsets across teams of late
AP report lists multiple college games with scores including Minnesota 6 over Wisconsin 0 at Madison and New York University 27 defeating Carnegie Tech 13 at Forbes Field. Other scores feature Harvard over Yale 17 to 0 and Providence routing Rhode Island 0 yet dominant performances by Fordham and Boston College among several contests.
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Weekly Weather Forecast For Upper Iowa and Plains
Forecast highlights for the upper Ississippi and lower Missouri valleys and northern central Great Plains. Mostly fair with brief precipitation chances especially in northern areas. Temperatures fluctuate from above normal early week to near normal later, with southern Rocky Mountain regions also fair and near normal. Kansas cities show clear roads today with variable conditions and some isolated bad roads in Coffeyville. Dodge City and Wichita fair, Emporia roads reportedly poor.
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Crest Near Oswego Flood Crest Approaches Oswego
The Neosho river crest nears Oswego as 24.8 feet is reported by the weather bureau, nearing the record high. Little damage expected due to high ground. temperatures in western Kansas to drop to 20 tonight and rise near 50 Sunday. Robbery suspects Joseph Smith and Al Lorge returned to Nowata after Arkansas hotel arrest. Thirty nations accept invitation to International Civil Aeronautics conference to be held in Washington in December. Chevrolet ad promotes daily vehicle difference.
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Belgian War Hero General Jacques Dies at 70
General Baron Alphonse Jacques of Dixquade, noted Belgian war hero, died today of pneumonia at age 70. He commanded the Belgian third division in World War I and participated in the defense of Liege, Antwerp, and Dixmude in 1914. Born in Stavelot in 1858.
King George III Breathing Easier Despite Pleurisy
An official bulletin from London reports King George had a fair night and improved but now shows pleurisy, with doctors noting it is common with his lung congestion. Lord Dawson of Penn and Sir Stanley Hewett visited Buckingham Palace, and the queen planned to attend the Royal Choral Society concert at Albert Hall while the king maintained excellent spirits.
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Second gale over Isles claims more lives and property
London reports a severe late November gale over western Europe following a similar storm a week earlier. The wind knocked down a sandwich board man in Liverpool, toppled a Hull school chimney killing a pupil, and injured many others. The fate of the Herrenwyk crew remained unclear as the derelict cruiser sank about 645 miles west of Ireland.
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Hoover good will ship rides storm to Latin America
President elect Hoover and the Maryland battled a tropical gale on the voyage toward Latin America. High seas forced delays and hasty safety measures as Hoover remained on the bridge and speeches were prepared in advance with Fletcher and Griffith. The tour aims for mutual aid through culture science and education with brief addresses in Amabela La Union and other ports, translated for Hoover.
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Los Angeles
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Corinto
Nicaragua
Nation to hear Thanksgiving Proclamation broadcast
President Coolidge will read his Thanksgiving proclamation live from the White House study. The message will be aired nationwide on the National Broadcasting Company chain starting at 9 o clock p m eastern standard time.
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President Coolidge
National Broadcasting Company
Ruling in Estate Case Upheld by Tax Board
The United States Board of Tax Appeals ruled in favor of the Bishop estate against the Commissioner of Internal Revenue in a dispute over gifts made in contemplation of death. The board found that a 1918 stock transfer to Mrs. Bishop was not a gift in contemplation of death and thus not includable in the gross estate, ending a $4,027 contested assessment.
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Internal Revenue Office
Burns Drives Blindfold Cross Country From New York to Los Angeles
Jimmy Burns, billed as world blindfold automobile driver, passed Lawrence at 10 15 am on a cross country trek from New York City to Los Angeles to promote Publix theater chain and auto accessories. He started Nov 5 from New York and aims to arrive Dec 1 in Los Angeles aboard a car with New York plates. A police dog accompanies him as he stops at local offices and Buick agency en route to Denver.
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Sam Moore
Goodrich
Denver
Cariboo Sinks Off East London in Heavy Seas
The British steamer Cariboo reported sinking three miles southwest of East London as heavy weather lashed the coast. Crew abandoned ship and were picked up by Windsor Castle. Captain Mitchell remained aboard. Windsor Castle stood by to assist the captain.
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Poultry Show Draws Big Crowd at Kaw Valley Event
The Kaw Valley Poultry association closed its fifth annual show held in a South Park tent over five days. Entries were gathered from Lawrence residents, with rabbit and poultry classes awarding multiple prizes. Officials credited a flood-affected, cool attendance and corrected a misrecorded award from Wednesday night regarding a Buff Rock class.
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Two Men Bond After City Arrests on Liquor Charges
Eugene Beck of 1113 Rhode Island and Ray Zimmerman of 1308 New Hampshire posted bonds after Thursday night arrests for drunkenness and liquor possession. Mrs Lucille Ruby failed to post $200 bond and remained in county jail. Beck also faces a felony warrant for bad check and driving with a trunk.
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KEEP PATROL OVER OMAHA
In Omaha on November 24 AP reports police kept an all night patrol while Jake Bird, a Utah inmate, is held at the state penitentiary in Lincoln as a hatch let slayer suspect. Sheriff McDonald and Inspector Danbaum say there is nothing new and Bird denies involvement amid a public case linked to Mrs Stribling’s allegations. Directorship action awaited.
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Harold Striblings
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Stribling
Salina Mans to Remain Head of Kansas Farmers Union
C F Huff of Salina Kansas president of the Kansas Farmers Union and newly elected president of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America said he would retain head of the Kansas organization until action by the board. W P Lambertson was elected to the House of Representatives and Huff called for executive board action to decide the status.
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House of Representatives
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