Illinois Holds Big Ten Rival Kansas in Narrow Bid
Illinois battles Kansas in a rough early Big Ten showcase, matching pace in the first half. Peters and Mills exchange drives as Kansas edges ahead late period, with key fumbles and interceptions thwarting scoring chances. Weather clear at kickoff. game clock tight, field conditions steady.
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Illinois and Kansas End In High Scoring Scramble
Illinois and Kansas battle in a chaotic game with multiple substitutions and tactical shifts. Key players include Peters, Yanuskus, Lyman, Ramsey, and Lawrence delivering lengthy drives, with repeated punts, penalties, and a late surge by Illinois.
Meet to consider nations welfare and relations
Washington hosts a two leader talks as Hoover and Ramsay MacDonald pursue frank, informal discussions. MacDonald states Britain seeks cordial U.S. friendship and rejects any alliance, aiming to reduce misunderstandings with other nations. Hoover welcomes direct contact to ease differences through personal diplomacy.
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Weather and game notes mix from Kansas and stock markets
Forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Sunday with slight warming. Roads vary from good to cautious in Salina, Manhattan, Pittsburg, Emporia, Dodge City, and Wichita. Football play recounts include Kansas drives and a single series with Payne and Lawrence. stock prices rebounded on major exchanges led by prominent issues.
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Iola
Salina
Manhattan
Pittsarx
Emporia
Dodge City
Wichita
Douglas County
New-York
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New York
Bank Guaranty Repeal Act Declared Valid by Court
Kansas Supreme Court rules the repeal act valid to end the state bank depositors guaranty law but says bonds held by member banks totaling 23 000 cannot be returned. Court notes bonds needed to cover claims against failed banks not released within six months and upholds prior assessments. Dissenter: Justice Marshall.
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Grain freight rate cuts OKayed by interstate commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved reductions of about seven cents per 100 pounds on grain and grain products from Omaha St Louis via Kansas Nebraska and Missouri to the Gulf of Mexico. Rates cut to 24¼ cents from Onisha and Des Gulf. October 10 25 effective. Also covered several railroads including Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Chicago Rock Island Pacific Illinois Central and others. The Kansas City Board of Trade protested the change citing impact on regional ties with the Gulf. The Kansas City to Gulf rate reductions followed a prior cut by Kansas City Southern on August 15.
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Baseball results from the National and American Leagues
The day’s box scores show multiple doubleheaders with Brooklyn, Boston, New York, and Philadelphia posting wins or losses. Ehrhardt and Clarke pace early games as Brooklyn slips from sixth place. Marberry and Grove handle mound duties in tight late-season showdowns.
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Lawrence High romps to 30 point win in Memorial Stadium opener
Lawrence High School football defeated Catholic High School 30 to 0 at Memorial Stadium. Fred Harris scored two first quarter touchdowns to lead the Tigers, while Riling and Dicker added late scores. Lawrence extended its streak to eighteen straight victories over three years with strong defense and big gains in Catholic territory.
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Lawrence Country Club Annual Meeting Last Night
Stockholders of Lawrence Country Club met at the clubhouse for their annual gathering. The secretary treasurer reported a satisfactory year, committees chaired by Harmon Jones Smalley Treece and others presented, three new directors elected Fitzpatrick Bunn Clayton, retiring members listed Armstrong Jones Treece. Sunday School will hold promotion exercises tomorrow. parents urged to ensure children attend.
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L. B. Jones
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L. B Jacobs
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A. ¥. Lamiers
Mattie Crooks
Kennedy
Wilbur Pine
Susie Runkle
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Crowd Hear Live Play by Play KU Football Broadcast
About 300 people gathered outside the Journal World building to hear a live play by play broadcast of the Kansas football game from Urbana. The Illinois wire service report was relayed over station WREN with a power speaker setup. The crowd cheered Kansas efforts as the clear broadcast carried the event.
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Kansas City Defeats Rochester in World Series Game Three
Kansas City defeats Rochester 1 to 0 in the third game of the World Series. Lynn Nelson pitched six scattered hits over the inning spell, with Derringer and Plovence contributing doubles for Rochester. Baker tops Washburn 18 to 14 in a nonconference clash after a dramatic final period kickoff return.
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Football Finals and a School Trip in Topeka
Football finals list Cornell over Niagara B Pennnsylvania 22 to 20 Swarthmore 6 Penn State 15 Lebanon 0 Princeton 7 Amherst 0 Michigan 17 Michigan State 0 Ohio State 19 Wittenburg 0 Children visit Topeka by 6A group led by Miss Lottie Perking for a 75th anniversary plan excursion to the state historical museum and capitol. cars provided by local residents. Thefts reported include a wire wheel and tire from a Port roadster at 1601 Edgehill Road, a horn from a 1926 Buick at West 14th Street, and a Ford toaster stolen in Goodland Kan.
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Fritz Steyn
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Goodland
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Hoover and MacDonald to Camp on Rapidan
President Hoover and Prime Minister MacDonald plan a weekend at the presidential lodge on the Rapidan in Virginia. The party includes Mrs Hoover and Miss Ishbel MacDonald, plus the secretary of state and Mrs Stimson. They depart midafternoon for White House guests, returning Monday to rejoin Congress.
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Special tabloid sections planned for Journal World issue
Two new edi tions titled Historical Lawrence and Progressive Lawrence will accompany the Thursday edition as souvenirs of the anniversary. A staff writer prepared extensive historical material with rare prints and artist created illustrations. The progressive section will profile present day Lawrence, highlighting its growth, industries, and notable events.
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Pioneer City Church Plans 75th Anniversary Celebration
The First Methodist Church in Lawrence will join Pioneer City Church in a banquet at the church dining room on October 10 to mark the 75th anniversary. Notable speakers include Dr. Henry B. Wolfe, former pastor 1909 to 1918, who helped inspire a church history by Miss Mary Clark published in 1915.
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Henry KB. Wolfe
Mary ‘Clark
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Ask Bill Pay Early To Avoid Festival Rush
Public urged to pay utilities bills early to prevent congestion as city observes the 45th anniversary celebration. L Lawrence city clerk says paying early by the last due day helps utilities like electric gas telephone and water avoid delays. Buffalo Publisher Dead in Buffalo New York William J Cohners publisher of Buffalo Courier Express and head of Great Lakes Transit company died at his home today. Branch with Pearl Kirfer pearl displayed at Journal-World office by J W Springer and C P Aldridge.
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Historic pageant Friday spectacle plans parade growth since founding
A committee completed plans for a mammoth Pac lant of Progress parade to depict 75 years of human activity. The route centers on Massachusetts street from Teent to Nineteenth, with crowds and traffic restrictions for the two black cnet units and safety measures along Fifteenth and related streets. About 125 units including bands from Haskell University and Baker University will participate over roughly two miles, highlighting road and rail transport, education, and civic life. Local officials emphasize elaborate historical tableaux and municipal support.
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Grace Gets Mysterious Haircut In Alee n Grace Hairs Mystery
Read text describes a disturbance at a house where a girl’s hair was mysteriously cut. The incident involved a reported jab and moving doors, with investigators noting the marks and presence of a suspect. No clear suspect named.
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Kansas Fans Invite Rally for Jayhawkers Return
Kansas football fans are invited to a rally at the Santa Fe depot in Lawrence at 10 o clock tomorrow when the Jayhawkers arrive from Urbana Illinois. The band directed by J Les will perform and Dick Gaffordney, the cheerleader, arranged the event.
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