Wheatshockers Beat KU 18 7 in First Gridiron Clash
Wichita University Wheat shockers upset Kansas Jayhawkers 18 to 7 at Wichita. Clarence Douglass scored for Kansas in the fourth quarter. Wichita replies featured Harold Brill passes to Ogden for 60 and 65 yard TDs and a 65 yard run by Brill. Max Replogle punted well and Wichita converted on two early scores to lead 12 0 at halftime.
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Wichita
Kan
Wichita University Wheatshockers
University of Kansas Jayhawkers
Clarence Douglass
Kansas
Jone Kansas
J. Ogden
Harold Brill
Brill
LaFour
Smith
Ogden
Max Replogle
Shirk
Staward
Steward
Douglass
K. U
Replogle
Riggins
Nye
Sullivant
Pollock
Cannady
Ward
Wienecke
Chitwood
HK. A
Wells
U. Ax
Jackson
W. U
Richard
Meier
Richardson
Mare
Fullback Ward
K. Nash
Sthlanick
Pase
Hardacre
Stapleton
Anderson
Douglass i
Turner
G. Neelly
Wieniecke
W.U
Basilevac
K.U
Athwood
K.U. K.U
Schlotthauer
W.A
Wardeee
Wichita–Kansas clash roars with big plays and offside calls
In a brisk half stalemate, Wichita leads Kansas 12 0 as Brill races 65 yards for a TD and Ogden scores on a 60 yard sprint. A series of turnovers and penalties punctuate the back and forth with Replogle, Sullivant, and Divens shifting the drives and Cadwalader stepping in at key moments.
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Wienecke
Niehage
K. U
Wichita
Smith
Hall
Ward
Douglass
Divens
Steward
Amerine
Brill
LaFour
Ogden
Gawtrop
Wells
Nash
Riggins
Burford
Abbott
Cotter
Replogle
Cannady
Sullivant
Shirk
Crangle
Anderson
W. U
Shhifr
Chitwood
Gearhart
Nye
Caldwell
Neelly
Kansas
Barker
Hardacre
Wuertelle
Schiotthauer
Schlotthauer
Kansas and Wichita clash in tense football finish
In a frenzied fourth quarter Kansas battles Wichita with multiple exchanges. Douglass scores for Kansas to close the gap and Brill, Neelly and Ward make key plays as Wichita maintains a two touchdown lead. The story ends noting the poet laureate John Masefield’s £97 annual pay.
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England
John Masefield
York
Farm Fair Features Douglas County Youth Exhibit
The seventh annual 471 Vocational Agriculture Fair at Mount Hope nursery showcased youth skills in farming and home making. Judging contests occupied the afternoon and evening program included livestock parade and a fitting and showing demonstration by the afternoon winner. 4-H girls displayed clothing and home economy projects while livestock and poultry displays grew, with 38 porkers, 11 calves and heifers, ten baby beeves, and 23 poultry exhibits. Some beeves will advance to the American Royal in Kansas City later this month.
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Douglas County
Mount Hope Nursery
Kansas City
Insurgents Break Iron Ring Around Gijon Front
Insurgent forces report breaking the iron ring defending Gijon as infantry and planes hit simultaneously in eastern Oviedo province. The Salamanca communique says government fortifications along the upper Sella river were cracked, leaving the Asturian militia with remaining lines and ground to conquer.
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Hendaye
Gijon
Oviedo
Asturias
Salamanca
Sella
Cancas de Onis
Sella River
Biscayan
Soviet to Buy 50 Million Naval Gear for Export
The Soviet government authorized New York agents to purchase 50 million dollars of naval equipment for export. The deal covers pre fabricated battle ship parts, turrets, armor plate, propulsion, boilers, engines, and 16 inch guns. Contracts for a 10 million initial outlay were under negotiation with a 40 million follow up contingent on tests.
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New York
Europe
Russia
Morris Wolf
Corp Import & Corp
Samuel Carp
Bridgeport, Conn
Carp
Vin Molotoff
State Department
United States
Henry to Come Here for KU Investigation
Chancellor E H Lindley continued his probe into alleged communistic activities at the University of Kansas with no new developments. Ed Henry of Dodge City father of KU student Don Henry killed in the Spanish war is expected to attend Lawrence next week to present papers found in his son's belongings.
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E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Ed Henry
Dodge City
Don Henry
K. U
Lawrence
Football Finals Scores From Major matchups
Scores across colleges show multiple outcomes. Notable results include Pittsburgh 6 over Duquesne 0, Colgate 34 over St Bonaventure 0, Fordham 48 over Waynesburg 0, Cornell 20 over Princeton 7, Army 21 over Columbia 18, Penn State 20 over Bucknell 14, Navy 40 over Virginia 13, Wisconsin 27 over Chicago 0, Minnesota 6 over Indiana 0, Nebraska 20 over Iowa State 7, Missouri 14 over Kansas State 7.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Ohio
Western Reserve
Colgate
St. Bonaventure
Washington and Lee
West Virginia
Rutgers
Delaware
Fordham
Waynesburg
Cornell
Princeton
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Williams
Vermont
Maryland
Western Maryland
Yale
Penn
Manhattan
Michigan State
Army
Columbia
Penn State
Buck
Tale of Two Rivers at Lawrence Forum showing
The motion picture A Tale of Two Rivers about share cropping in cotton country, photographed by Rev. H. Lee Jones of the Unitarian church, will be shown at the Lawrence Sunday Forum meeting at Ninth Street Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon at 4 45 o clock. The public is invited to attend.
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Lawrence Sunday Forum
H. Lee Jones
Unitarian Church
Ninth Street Baptist
Mo Kan Ark district convention opens with 500 expected
Kiwanians from Missouri Kansas and Arkansas gather in Wichita for the Mo Kan Ark district annual convention. Preconvention registration indicates attendance will exceed 500 with Henry W Thiessen of Hutchinson Kansas serving as district president.
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Kiwaniang
Wichita
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Mo-Kan-Ark
Henry W. Thiessen
Hutchinson, Kan
King Carl Hubbell Dominates Yankees 7 3 in World Series
King Carl Hubbell pitched six strong innings to outpitch Lefty Gomez as the Giants routed the Yankees 7 to 3 at Polo Grounds. Hank Leiber sparked a seven run second inning with two hits, while Harry Danning Johnny McCarthy and Ott provided key offense. Attendance reached 44 298, boosting receipts to 188 791 as New York leads three games to one.
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Yankees
Crosetti
Ieee
Rolfe
DiMaggio
Gehrig
Dickey, Hoag
Selkirk
Zzeri
Hadley
Andrews
Powell Otsee Wicker
Giants
RH Moore
Deeee
Bartell
Soses
Ripple
Leiber
McCarthy
Danning
Whitehead
Hubbel
Hubbell
Moore
Ome
Lélber
Ott
Hoag
Powell
Wicker
Stewart
N.L
Ormsby
A.L
Barr
Basil
Polo Grounds
New York
King Carl Hubbell
Yankee
Bump Hadley
Ivy Andrews
Hank Leiber
Lou Gehrig
Prand
Harry Danning
Johnny McCarthy
King Carl
Red Rolph
Joe McCarthy
Lefty Gomez
Portsider
Cliff
Mountain Music
Dickey
Lelber
Lazzeri
Bounder
Italy Rejects Three-Power Conference on Spanish War
Bulletin from Paris reports Italy refused the Franco British invitation to a three power conference on withdrawing Italian volunteers from Spain. Rome said it will not take part in conferences without a German invitation and that intervention issues should be handled by the London 27 nation non intervention committee.
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Japan
China
League of Nations
United States
Mussolini
France
Britain
Spain
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Berlin
Foreign Office
Il Duce
Rome
Comei
Tokyo
Giacinto Auriti
League
Paris
London
Seven Die in Double Crash at Gary Crossing
A two-vehicle collision at a flasher protected grade crossing in Gary Indiana caused seven deaths and four injuries including one critical. A Nickel Plate passenger train then struck the wreckage at a busy boulevard junction, scattering bodies and debris. All victims were Gary residents.
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Gary
Ind
Topeka Superintendent Reports Inequality in School Aid
Topeka October 9 P Supt A J Stout reports a state aid survey shows Kansas school aid from the sales tax this year ranges from nothing to 113000 for Kansas City Kansas He says aid is not state support for all schools but for part of them Records in the State Superintendent’s office indicate varying aid from 113000 to nothing for Wichita Topeka Atchison Emporia Salina Other totals include Hutchinson 20000 Galena 17000 Leavenworth 16000 Ottawa 15000 Parsons 13000 Highland Park 5800 Manhattan 4300 The law provides aid to districts where a 3 mill levy does not total 27 per child in average daily attendance in the first eight grades.
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Topeka
A. J. Stout
Kansas
State Board of Education
Stout
W. T. Markham
Kansas City
Kan
Wichita
Atchison
Emporia
Salina
Hutchinson
Galena
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Parsons
Highland Park
Manhattan
Hearing on Bonds and County Affairs in Douglas County
The Douglas County board will travel to Topeka Monday at 10 AM to petition the state tax commission for permission to issue 15 000 in bonds for poor relief. Barr Gorrill resigns as Lecompton township trustee. successor to be named. The board also reviews routine finances and authority plans, and views a road near Lawrence proposed for vacation following a signed petition.
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Board of County Commissioners
Topeka
State Tax Commission
Douglas County
Barr Gorrill
Lecompton Township
Gorrill
Lawrence
Indiana Street
Chris Schaake
Earl Black
James Brass
C. C. Perkins
Clouds to Break Up as Rain Dents Kansas Drought
Topeka reports scattered rainfall across eastern Kansas reducing drought. Meteorologist S D Flora says clouds will break by Sunday with sun and highs 65 to 70 after tonight's 35 to 45 lows. Next week may bring more rain and near normal to below temperatures.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Tony
Arkansas City
Winfield
Parsons
Chanute
Pittsburg
Wichiti
Moran
Salina
Peka
Emforia
Kansas City
Manhattan
St. Joseph
Concordia
Phillipsburg
Dodge City
Goodland
Rainfall Totals 0.42 Inch in 24 Hours at Lawrence
A slow steady rain yesterday and last night amounted to 0.42 inch, measured by Prof. C. J. Posey, volunteer observer. Rain accumulated from 7 a.m. yesterday to 7 a.m. today with 0.06 inch by 3 p.m. yesterday and 0.17 inch by 7 p.m. last night. An additional 0.25 inch fell from 7 p.m. last night to 7 a.m. today marking the first rain in over a month.
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C. J. Posey
Tam
Lawrence
President Roosevelt to Broadcast Report on West Coast Trip
The White House announced that President Roosevelt will broadcast Tuesday night to report on his recent west coast trip. Officials did not specify the time, saying only that the hour would be announced later.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
West Coast
Stock Market Index Closes Slightly Up
The index of 60 stocks posts an average of 52.6, rising from 52 yesterday as traders react to small gains across sectors. Market participants monitor momentum and inflation signals while seeking catalysts for a broader advance.
City Council Orders Alley Paving Amid Protests
Protests may halt or modify a planned alley repaving between Massachusetts and New Hampshire streets from Sixth to Eleventh as residents challenge the need for full paving versus repairs. The council approved block by block paving resolutions, with WPA funding cited as a partial aid and local property owners responsible for costs not covered.
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Massachusetts
New Hampshire Street
Sixth Street
Eleventh Street
Journal-World
B. M. Babb
Babb
Will Tour Tomorrow by Douglas County History Group
Historical Society members plan a Sunday afternoon tour of southeast Douglas County including Franklin Eudora Hesper Blue Jacket Crossing and Branson's cabin site with Stony Point return. Members with cars urged to contact L. B. Read at 1109. nonmembers may join if they provide transportation.
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Douglas County
Historical Society
Nineteenth and
Kentucky Streets
L. B. Read
Old Franklin
Eudora
Hesper
Blue Jacket Crossing
Branson's Cabin
Stony Point
Weather forecast and road conditions across Kansas
Fair tonight and Sunday with slightly warmer Sunday. Morning clouds with rain at Emporia. Dirt roads slippery in Topeka Pittsburg Emporia Arkansas City Wichita and Garden City. Temperatures: high 58 yesterday, low 54 today. Rainfall 0.42 inches by 7 am today. University Coal Co. Phone 44.
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Kansas
Emporia
Topeka
Pittsburg
Arkansas City
Wichita
Salina
Garden City
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