Kansas Missouri Second Period Snow Storm Delays Game
end shows Kansas and Missouri in a blizzard as Kansas leads 2 to 0 after a field goal by Black. Ball handling, fumbles, and wind gusts disrupt play with crowd battles snow and officials clearing the field. Missouri defense halts several drives while Kansas capitalizes on a kickoff return and field position before halftime.
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Jayhawker
Missouri
Tigers
Jayhawkers
Black
Whitman
Misoul
Burt
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K. Uy
Football Results Roundup From Early College Games
Cornell defeated Pennsylvania 14 to 7 while Penn State trailed 3 to 2 as Pittsburgh posted a 13 to 7 win over Detroit Mercy.
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Cornell
Pennsylvania
Penn
State
Pits
University of Detroit
Ganzag
Sunflower Seeds Crop Valued At Near Two Hundred Nine Thousand Pounds
The article notes sunflower seed production in three leading states Missouri Illinois and California totaling about 209 000 pounds valued near four dollars per hundredweight. It contrasts imports of four to six million pounds annually from Holland Argentina and Russia and highlights sunflowers as a profit crop in the principal states with yields around 600 pounds per acre and roughly four dollars per hundredweight. It also mentions uses as poultry and parrot feed and a nickname the poor man’s peanuts.
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Washington
Missouri
Lilinois
Callifornia
Department of Agriculture
Holland
Argentina
Russia
New York City
Kansas
British Golfers Test Skill With Old Style Gelf Balls
In New London on November 26 the Hagbeens and the wafers competition gathered Britain's top amateurs at Woking to trial the idgutta ball. The event revived old routines as veterans and young players swapped strokes, with Roger, the former amateur champion, and others posting solid rounds amid lively putting and driving.
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London
Associated Press
Britain
Woking
Ubom
Hagbeens
As School
Roger
Missouri, Kansas Clash in Snowbound First Quarter
In a snowbound start Missouri wins the toss and defends north goal as Kansas faces biting wind. Lonborg kicks out, Missouri fumbles, Kansas recovers on its 1. Krueger gains, Missouri edge, Black boots field goal attempt, Kansas leads 3-0 after a 20 yard punt return and subsequent drives.
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Missouri
Kansas
Lonborg
Kreuger
Krueger
Burt
Black
Walsh
Smith
Yar Burt
Missour
Whitman
Western Kansas winter range outlook shows poor prospect
Topeka Nov 2 The U S Department of Agriculture division of crop and livestock estimates reports western Kansas winter range is poor despite good fall growth. Wet conditions boosted grass but hindered curing. winter wheat pasture is good at 110 percent. Cattle and sheep condition across seventeen western states shows improvement from last year, with Wyoming and Montana at 100 percent.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Edward G. Paxton
Ian
Oklahoma
North Dakota
California
West
Wyoming
Western Range
Montana
Use of Toast Is Urged by Council Use of Toast Is Urged by Council
Chicago November 22 The Wheat Council United States urges limited toast use after December 3 to promote wheat consumption and stabilize prices. It argues bread demand must rise with guidance from baking industry officials and farmers groups, while noting wheat production exceeds national needs and farmers face market pressures.
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Chicago
Wheat Council
Unite States
Swat
Th Wheat Council
Burners Win in Record Time on Wet Track
In a wet course the Burners clinched first with a time of 27 seconds, a record for the conditions. The race followed a two-by-two start with Vallet of Missouri fourth, Grady of Kansas third, Prett second, and SH8) on Strot 0 rounding out the finish.
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Aed Lanter
Vallet
Missouri
Grady
Kansas
Asruhsen
Wise Unify Efforts Across Nations for Legal Aid
An association in the United States pushes for international cooperation through the League of Nations to secure civil rights and legal assistance for the poor. Meanwhile Oklahoma State, led by Dry Bulldogs, overwhelmed Norman 7-3 as McLuen scored a first-quarter TD.
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League of Nations
United States
Whchh
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Tean
Drake
Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Bulldogs
McLuen
Sooner
Lingenfelter
Grebaugh
Orebaugh
Old Timers Night At KU Homecoming In Robinson Gym
Kansas University marks homecoming with Old Timers Night drawing hundreds of alumni to Lawrence. The program features speeches by notable former KU figures, separate women and men meetings, athletic acts, and a campus bonfire followed by various Olympic events downtown and on the stadium field.
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K. U
Lawverce
University of Kansas
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Ing svoMen
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Unive
Wick
Lawrence Changer
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Taine
Soap costs and rising prices hit households hard
The article notes rising costs for basics including soap and coal, with public baths and laundry supplies also climbing. It highlights hardships for average families facing scarce sanitary conditions, limited heating, and abandoned apartment housing as heating and coal become luxury items.
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Tay Lampire
Pariars
Dueling in Cuba and a New World Iron Chest Mystery
The Cuba piece notes duels persist as a private way to settle quarrels though rarely fatal, with reports of wounded combatants and police skepticism. It mentions a wooden lead-lined iron chest lockbox in Andavra council hall tied to Charlemagne’s charter, and parallels two Iowa born youths ClarencéAchigy and Dewey Anderson who died on the same day at Salem, Oregon.
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Havana
Associated Pressi
Cuba
Hspital City
So-an-so
Ca Diel
Republic
Andavra
Fyrenges
Clarencé Achigy
Dewey Anderson
Gillman
Iowa
Salem
Ove
Dartmouth Tops Columbia After First, Vermont Leads?
In college hockey action scores show Vermont at 0 in the first, Dartmouth leading Columbia 14 in the third period.
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Homa
Vermont
Dartmouth
Columbia G
Not Enough Rooms Hinder Lawrence Conference Delegates
Lawrence faces a room shortage as delegates for tomorrow and Saturday night arrive. A university YMCA committee canvasses homes to house attendees, while the Chamber of Commerce coordinates a citywide call to residents who have not yet offered spaces. Delegates are arriving from Kingman and Wellington, and more rooms are needed.
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Lawrence
C. A
Ruhr Roads Suffer In Ruhr District Delays
German warnings on railway capacity loom large as Cologne reports that French and German talks may not quickly restore normal Ruhr traffic. The region’s intricate interlocking system and sabotage hinder restoration, with repairs limited since January and costs high despite modest prewar traffic. Philadelphia News notes Pennsylvania’s soccer win over Cornell and a fire escape incident at a university event.
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Apy
Rhineland
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
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Ruhr
Appeal for Lawrence Homes to Welcome 500 Boys
Lawrence citizens urged to house attendees of the Hi- conference. Mayor George L. Kreeck calls on residents to accommodate up to 500 boys, offering a chance to support youth work. Citizens are asked to telephone 380 or 485 with available space.
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Lawrence
George L. Kreeck
Thanksgiving Observance At Haskell Institute
A full Thanksgiving program at Haskell Institute featured a chicken dinner for students after a chapel opening event. Activities included hare and hound and inter-class cross country races, a noon service, and a 2 PM chapel gathering to watch the football game against St Xavier on the grid graph in Cincinnati. Tonight’s lyceum act by The Floyds continues the school’s holiday observance with Saturday cleanup.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
St. Eavier
Cincinnati
Floyds
Protests Island Budget Draws Sugar Growers Fire
Island sugar producers protest the large budget approved by lawmakers, opposing a $12,060,000 plan while criticizing the $9,000,000 earmark and export tax, arguing the levy raises prices for consumers. They urge Gov Tanker the president and the speaker to revisit the measure as the island faces its biggest budget. Lothar Witz, once the only World War I spy convicted in the U.S., is deported after clearance by President Coolidge and departs aboard the Warburg-American Lines. Norman suspends Earl Head Sooner halfback at Oklahoma. Drake Bulldogs loom as the Sooners pivot to a straight game plan without Hendri. King Solomon's Seal wins the Thanksgiving and Cup for three-year-olds and up, with Moraker runner-up and Flag Staff third in 2:23 4/5. A Salina auto accident injures O B Farrier near Herington while returning home for Thanksgiving. Wm. Wilson, a graduate chiropodist at Newman Shoe Co., offers Fridays clinic. Reserve Dec 7 for Rhondda Welch Male Chorus concert at First Methodist. tickets 50 cents.
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San Juan
T. R
Associated Press
Sugar Producersociation
I Island
Iene
Jury Favors Lawson in Damages Suit at 4:30 Verdict for Defendant
A verdict was returned for L Lawson in the damage suit filed by Albert Brokmann seeking 14900 for injuries. The May term jury could not reach agreement in another liquor case, and several civil judgments were entered, including a divorce judgment for Zora Smith and a bank foreclosure with a second lien.
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L. Lawson
Brokmann
Lawson
Lawison
Harry Kane
Hugh Means
D. F. Smith
Judge Means
Erl Madl
Madl
Sherrill
Will Johns
Zora Smith
Rosie Smith
Citizen's State Bank
Benjamin Swallow
Candace Shallow
C. B E. Lindley
Elizabeth Kimmer
Martha Hill
BE. T. Riling
Charles EK
Guy J. Mathe
Mohawk Rubber Co
W.G. Williams
Charles Kampsehrader
FY. J. Dodds
Charles KR. Allen
Bandits Repelled in Mace Village Standoff
Nov. 29 Mace residents turned out for a clash with four bandits who fled after a pitched battle. The suspects abandoned a car loaded with burglary tools near Isern general store. A bloodstain was found, and two men were later detained about five miles south near a schoolhouse as suspects.
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Isern
Harding memorial stamps blocks on sale unperforated
Blocks of unperforated Harding memorial stamps, up to 400, went on sale at the Government Philatelic Agency New Washington. Postmaster General New ordered stamps without perforation for collectors and memory framing of the late president. Miss Caroline Wolters offers a liberal reward for a lost purse with a diamond ring and pendant between Missouri and Mass streets.
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Associated Press
Harding
Government Philatelic Agency
Congress
New
National Tuberculosis Association
Caroline ‘Wolters
Missouri St
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