Cubs Drop Second Halt To Athletics At Wrigley
Chicago Cubs lose a high scoring game at Wrigley Field as Ed Simmons and Jimmy Foxx power the Athletics. Cochrane, Blake and Foxx drive runs while Hornsby and Foxx homeramid. Nine innings show scattered hits and several errors, with Athletics seizing the lead late and securing the win.
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Wrigley Field
Ghieagh
cAlej
At, Simmons
Jimmy Foxx
Tate
Athletics
Cubs
Cours
Tung
Bishop
Gochrane
Agein
Earnshaw
Simumons
Matone
Cuyler
Griffin
Simmons
Pital
Blake
Jand
Melanx
Neve
Loning Athletics
Wilson
Stephenson
Boley
Foxx
Poner
Txro Rags
fcFl
Cubs Grn
Szalép Simikk
McMillan
Ateu
Eyrars
1929 Rhine Moselle vintages set to rival record years
The 1929 vintage across the Rhine and Moselle regions in Germany is expected to rival 1921 and 1915 in both quality and quantity. Growers credit long sunny weather and favorable August sunshine that ripened grapes and boosted yield, with Ludwig Schmidt noting his Gelding estate as among the largest. Fear remains about possible later impacts on quality.
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Nierstein
Rhine
Germany
Moselle
Alamist
Jis
Prays
Ludwig Schmidt
Cous
Seventy-fifth Birthday Slated With City Raid Pageant
Lawrence plans a three day opening celebration featuring a border raid pageant with immigrant and Indian processions, a noon raid on massed stores, a Chamber of Commerce dinner, a large afternoon burning raid in the six to eight hundred blocks, reunions, school programs, and a Parade of Progress with junior and senior high activities, while Friday marks no school and full parade participation.
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Blorrow
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Daedicke Hardware Lompany
Achusetts Suedst
Orelock
Air school plans eyed at Lawrence airport site
Harkiss of Bennett Airways of Kansas City visits Lawrence considering the municipal airport as a site for a branch air school. A Ryan monoplane will offer trips to Emporia for nine dollars, with first flights Saturday. Mrs Loomis and Mr Garrill head to Lawrence for anniversary events at KU stadium and a Douglas County Bar banquet at the Elks club with KU law faculty and state justices invited.
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Harkiss
Bennett Airways Inc
Kansi - Lawrence Tor
U.emporia
N. H
Loomis
Lawrence
Omaha
M. ‘A.garrill
Union, Pacific Railroad
University Stadium
Douglas, County Bar Association
Garvill
Elks Club
Club Happy at Placing Pioneer Marker in Park
The Lawrence Flower Club recalls its $100 pledge toward a pioneer marker in Robinson Park. After protests halted an oil firm plan for a filling station, the club's gift honors founders of Lawrence and the city’s historical ground.
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Lawrence
Flower
J | Journal-World
Robinson Park
Flower Club
theJail Company
Floser ‘Club
Fort Lawrence
Five Spot Oil Drilling Method Described by Expert
The article explains a radical Pennsylvania oil method at four corner wells around a central well. Water is injected under pressure to push oil upward, with Professor Fettke of Carnegie Institute noting potential improvements and long study behind the technique.
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Charie
Fettke
Carned Fie Institute of | Technology
Old-Weils
Dri Fettké
Saystit
Weather forecast and road conditions report
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with showers this afternoon in the east. Morning weather notes indicate rain and cloudy skies with generally muddy roads, except at Arkansas City and Dodge City where conditions differ. Temperature details are unclear from the readable text.
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Mangas
Arkansas City
Dodge
Dobkins
Junior High 75th Program Assembly Set
Students at the junior high prepare for a Seventy fifth anniversary program tomorrow at 8:25 AM in the Lawrence Memorial High School auditorium. Miss Hannah P Oliver will be speaker. The program includes readings on Kansas history, school songs, and performances featuring local and Kansas themes with several students and choirs participating.
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Lawrence Memorial High School
Hanah P. Oliver
Fallss
America
Ally
Fintno
Sale
Pat Renter
Lawrence
Chorud
Violar-sale
Ad Rice
Hopkins
Annal P. Gilver
Kansas Emigrati
John Brotu
Kansas
Kabsagrt
Call of Kansas
Bert Meinart
Paramount Cameraman to Shoot 75th Scenes in Lawrence
Word from Glen W Dickinson of Kansas City says Paramount News Company will send a news reel man to Lawrence for the three day celebration. He expects arrival late tonight or tomorrow morning with at least two more cameramen to cover events, with Fox and Pathé confirming representatives.
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Glen ‘W. Dickinson
Kansas City
Paramount News Company
Lawrence
SN All
Dickinson
Fox
Pathe
Sin
Wise Girl Seen Here Ahead of Release Date
A new film Wise Girl adapted from Booth Tarkington’s Kempir had its first U S showing at Dickinson theatre this afternoon and will be shown tonight. Elliott Nugent Roland Young and Norma Lee star in the film shown in Lawrence ahead of its regular release due to delay with Bis Glorious Night headlined by John Gilbert. The plan shift cuts Glorious Night to two days instead of three.
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Booth Tarkington
Norma Lee
Thej
Hursday
Origina
Village groups thank contributors after Lawrence convention
Mr R F Hale and Mrs Stella Popplewell led acknowledgments from Kennard and Wallace Groups of the W C AAU to townspeople, chambers and newspapers for help with last week’s Lawrence convention. Plymouth Congregational Church plans a Pageant of Church History next Sunday with dress rehearsal for cast members Saturday at 1:30 PM.
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Popplewell Wite
Plymouth
Blackmar Speaks on Early Kansas History at Univ Convocation
Dr Frank W Blackmar delivered a detailed address at the University of Kansas auditorium on the founding of Lawrence and the state, linking the university’s creation to local pioneer loyalty and the anti slavery struggle. He traced colonization efforts led by New England Emigrant Aid, naming Amos A Lawrence and Charles Robinson as pivotal figures. The talk framed Kansas history as a national clash that shaped the university and city.
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Lawrence
University
Frank W. Blackmari
Aluniversity
Kansas
Ispeaker
Hy Lindley
Schciology
Blackmar
University of Kansas
State of
Congress
Blackmor
Edi ‘Thay‘er
Worchester
Vof
Charles Robinson
Robinson
New
Missouri
Massachusetts
Free State
Union
John Speer
Ohio
G. W. Brown
Pennsylvania
Josiah, Miller
South Carolina
Amos A. Lawrence
Eugene Christy
Spheel Fof Fine Arts
Kate Stephens
New York City
Jan
Philippine independence debate delays tariff bill in senate
Washington Oct 9 The tariff bill faced an indefinite delay as the senate debated Philippine independence. Senator King Utah proposed an amendment for a Philippine independence proclamation after a constitutional convention sets up a government. Chairman Borah warned to proceed slowly while Senator Bingham Connecticut said a decision would take days or weeks.
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Washington
Senate
King
Utah
Philippines
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Prisoners Escape City Jail By Makeshift Car
William Cavanaugh and James Anderson pried the city jail door with a three foot iron bar and escaped last night around ten. Police believe the pair fled toward the highway and stole a car. Anderson faces theft charges in Seminole Oklahoma and Cavanaugh on Kentucky theft charges. Oklahoma officers planned to extradite Anderson, while Louisville and other agencies sought both fugitives.
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William Cavanaugh
James
Anderson
Bb. G. Gustafson
Michels Street
Fopeka
Manhattan
Independence
Savanaugh
Kentucky
Dick Hughes
James Messer
Louisville
Ninth
Connecticut
Weed
iPrice
Bond Torpedo Company
Sapulpa
Okla
Oscar Hond
Oklahoma
Two Mile Parade to Show Progress in Lawrence
A rain or shine two mile parade will start at 1 PM from Fifteenth and Massachusetts streets, marching north to the bridge then turning west on Sixth Street. It will display progress in transportation, education, communication, industry and living with floats from Haskell Institute, the University of Kansas, Baker University, city departments and local businesses. Gov. Weaver of Nebraska will speak at the stadium after the parade, with bands from KU, Haskell, Baker and Lawrence Boys' Band. Best viewing from South Park and nearby areas.
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Harry Frazee
Ald
Massachusetts
Sixth Street
Jas
Arthur Weaver
Nebraska
Americar Legion
Tates
Iarade
Union Pacifics
Kaw Valley
Comany
Haskell Institute
University of Kansas
Baker University of Baldwin
Lawrence
Lawrences
Haskell
Baker, University
Neodesha
Topeka
Washington, D. C
Curtis
Irwin Kirkwood
American Legion Bunts
Kansas City
Kan
South Park
Anniversary Celebration Program Schedule Distorted
The 75th Anniversary program lists a crowded schedule across October with events at Massachusetts Street locations, early settlers gatherings, historic programs, a University stadium gathering, dedications, parades, and a night football game, featuring Lawrence airport dedication and a Douglas County schools parade. Attendees include K U and Baker University, with Bishop Lawrence and Rev Fred Lawrence involved.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
K. U
Emporia
Pilot plane arrival nears at Municipal Field
Jimmy Benedict announced he would arrive Friday noon by a seven passenger monoplane for Travelpit. Benedict, a former Lawrence pilot with Universal lines, is among pilots operating between Wichita and Kansas City. The plane will be at the municipal field Friday and Saturday for spectators and pilots to view the unique craft.
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Lyle Powell
Jimmy Benedict
Benedict
Lawrence Mer
Universal .A
Het
Wichita
Kasas City
Dad's Day Dinner Speaker Named at KU Event
Prof. W. W. Davis of the University of Kansas history department will speak at the Dad's Day Dinner following the Aggie football game. Maurice Breidenthal of Kansas City will be toastmaster. Tickets went on sale at the university office with student sales conducted by their society.
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Ww. W. “Davis
University of Kansas
Etober Usas
Kansas
Dad's Bay
Union
Kan
University Business Office
Belo
Davis
Lawrence
Breidenthal
University of Kansas Alumni {Association
State Chamber of Commerce
Safety Precautions Urged For Fifteenth Anniversary Parade
The police department and celebration committee urge citizens to follow traffic routes and carry out events without incident during the three day observance. Children should be accompanied by adults and avoid reserved street sections where border raid incidents will be enacted tomorrow.
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Angie
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Perpn
Freshman initiation ceremony plans at University of Kansas
Rain delays Sixth Annual freshman initiation at the University stadium with North College hill gathering under torchlight. If weather clears, events proceed. otherwise ceremony moves to University auditorium. Alumni, faculty, and student leaders prepare torch relay and speeches by Sir Charles D. Ise and Hannah Oliver. The program will be broadcast by KFKU at 8:50 PM.
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University of Kansai Greshmah
University
Henry Worker
Hreshman Civitiation Committee
Udllexe Hill
Kansas
Tsu
Lo Maren
North ‘College
Hill
Charles D. Ise
Coffeyville
University of Kansas
Hannah Oliver
B. H. Lindley
KFKU
Lawrence churches mark seventy fifth anniversary events
Many Lawrence churches join feasts and services in a city wide celebration of the 75th anniversary of Lawrence’s founding. Speakers include Dhy Charley Birgher, Dr Henry Wolf, and Rev Frank Lening. First Baptist, First Methodist and Plymouth Church host programs with reminiscences, music, and historical talks led by noted pastors and local figures.
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Lawrence
Methodist ‘Church
O'Clocis
Alprokra
Terest
Charley Birigher
Pyso
Bre Calitson
Chaylain
Dy Tishee
Henry Wolf
Topeka
Frank, Lening
Rockports
Ind
Social Church
Mary Patterson
Clark
Jenkintoy
Tocel
Hugh le Wisher
Leavesworth
Lawrences
Firth Kaussus Cavalry
James
Chuych
South Park
Asi
Wisher
First Baptist Church
Eighth
Kentucky
Ray’ Q.’ Brewster
S.B. Prentiss
Prentiss
Heian Gaw
Charles
W . Thomas
Edna Hopkins
L. Owen
Wil
Sisson
University of Kansas
Yaetibers
Ohure
Banaguet
Plymouth Church
Plymouth Congregational
Tamarreyy
W. J. Burdick
A. D. Weave
Plymouth
Karl Rigor
Charles Elwell
Bugle and Drum Corps to Parade in Kansas City
The Irvin Kirkwood American Legion Post bugle and drum corps of Kansas City Missouri has accepted an invitation to appear in a historical parade Friday afternoon marking the seventy fifth anniversary. The 70 member unit recently returned from the American drum corps convention in Louisville, Kentucky and will perform in uniform. The Neodesha girls drum corps of about 38 members will also take part, with 35 girls among the personnel.
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Irvin , Kirkwood American| Legion Post Bugle and Dramn Corps
Kansas City
Dy M. Swarthout
Unit of
Kansas School of Apeart
Gwho
Dean Swarthout
Bugle
Rane City
Louisville
Neodesha
Kan
Public reach urged for junior high flag raising
Principal M F Hyde asks for civic cooperation to heighten the daily flag raising at the junior high building corner Ninth and Kentucky streets. He notes traffic does not halt, which semipublic presence could enhance the ceremony and educate pupils. Meanwhile KU will dismiss at noon Friday to observe the university’s 75th anniversary program per Chancellor Lindley.
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Cook
Ninth
Kentucky
M. F. Hyde
Hyde
K. U
University of Kansas
E. H. Lindley
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