Kansas Triumphs Over Millikin 30 to 0 in Stadium Field
The University of Kansas football team defeated Millikin University of Decatur 30 to 0 on Stadium Field before about 5,000 fans. Key moments include Johnnie Madison’s 13 yard run for a second quarter score, and a late fourth quarter surge as Kansas broadens lead to 30. Millikin struggled offensively as Kansas dominated with multiple touchdowns and strong second-half play.
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Netherton Must Serve Life for Wife Slaying
Kansas Supreme Court upholds the life prison term for Dr S Q Netherton of Olathe in the murder of his wealthy wife on February 24 1928 at their farm home The verdict relied on circumstantial evidence and challenged trial rulings and the attorney arguments regarding motive and estate gain.
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World problems listed by Disciples of Christ convention
Wichita Oct 10 AP report says the international convention adopted a call to the church outlining destructive forces such as provincialism nationalism and racialism and constructive forces like the league of nations and world court. It calls for new housing fair labor standards and care in old age and urges focus on foreign and home mission work with careful study of educational ventures. Officers elected include Dr Charles S Medbury of Des Moines as president.
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Georgia Downs Yale 26 to 7 for third straight win
Georgia Bulldogs toppled Yale 26 to 7 before 65 000 in New Haven. Georgia used two complete teams to push two touchdowns in both the second and fourth periods. Yale captain Alhie Booth led a third quarter score after a fumble recovery on Georgia’s 30 yard line.
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Football finals scattered scores across 1900s season
In muddy Soldier Field attendance of 60,000 Notre Dame and Northwestern battled to a scoreless tie. Other results include Harvard 39 over Penn State 0, Pittsburgh 34 over West Virginia 0, and Colgate 16 over Georgetown 0 amid a day of varied college football outcomes.
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Arrest Capone associate in court for carrying pistol
Philip D Andrea, a constant companion of Al Capone during the income tax trial, was arrested at the close of today's session for carrying a pistol. He was in a private talk with government officials as Capone waited nearby. Deputy marshals arrested him as he left the courtroom on orders from Federal Judge Wilkerson.
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Northeast Kansas League Meet Plans Discussed at Lawrence High
Principals coaches deans of girls music and debate teachers from all Northeast Kansas League high schools met at Lawrence High to discuss activities. Forty-one representatives attended with recommendations pending further action. Debate coaches proposed split debates and a tournament format with judges from among coaches. Deans urged standardized duties for advisors. Music teachers urged continuing the spring music contest before state and after National Music Week, with a new ratings basis. Officials noted possible Topeka host next spring. Athletic coaches debated the basketball schedule but took no action.
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Al Capone Testifies On Florida Expenditures
In a U S district court Al Capone testified about his Florida spending during 1928 to 1929. Witnesses including H F Ryder described cash payments for telephone, meat, hotel bills and labor on Capone s estate near Miami valued at about 40 000 dollars. The government traced about 80 000 in telegraphic money orders sent from Chicago.
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State Dismisses Case Against Owen Oberst
El Dorado Kansas October 10 AP The state dismissed murder charges against Owen Oberst a county youth on motion by County Attorney R C Woodward who said an impartial jury for a fourth trial could not be secured. Open new beauty shop Nancy and Kate McAlearney opened the Deluxe Beauty Shoppe at 711 12 Massachusetts street offering full beauty culture services. Labor opposes sales tax Vancouver BC October 10 AP The American Federation of Labor launched a nationwide fight against a congressional sales tax proposal. Don’t wait Let Reusch prepare your car for winter driving 733 M H Phone 1108 adv.
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Cardinals Rally to Claim World Series Title in St Louis
Burleigh Grimes and Hallahan limited the Philadelphia Athletics to four hits as the St. Louis Cardinals won 4 to 2 to clinch the World Series in seven games. George Watkins belted a third inning homer as Andy High and Pepper Martin scored on a wild pitch and errors, while Bing Miller’s three hits kept the A’s offense at bay until Grimes faltered in the ninth. Attendance 20,805. series receipts over $1,000,000.
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Legislature for Beer and Prohibition Reform
The New Jersey legislature adopted a joint resolution urging Congress to modify the Volstead Act to legalize light wines and beer. the move marks the first reform effort since prohibition began, backed by a Republican Democratic coalition. In Missouri, Richard Cummings 24 of Fort Scott was killed while attempting to jump from a Frisco freight train. his body was to be picked up by an aunt, Eliza Cummings, as authorities note.
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Noted Organists to Perform at KU Sunday Vespers Start Nov 1
The University of Kansas will begin Sunday vesper concerts on November 1 with guest organists from the region. Notables include Mrs. James Elliott on November 8, Alfred Hubach on November 17, Powell Weaver on February 7, D. A. Hirschler on February 28, and Harry Cooper on March 6, plus campus organists Laurel Everett Anderson, Charles Skilton, and G Criss Simpson in the season's program. Recitals run Sundays at 4 pm, mostly 45 minutes to an hour, except during All Musical Vesper months.
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Editors at Kansas conference hear talking points on journalism
Nearly 300 Kansas high school editors and journalism teachers gathered in Lawrence for the thirteenth annual Kansas Interscholastic Press Association conference led by the University of Kansas journalism department. Officers were elected for next year, with Abilene as president and Wyandotte Kansas City as vice president. Delegates attended a football game and a Kan sas Millikin contest, as KU’s press club hosted a dinner in Memorial Union with speakers Chancellor Lindley and Dr James Naismith. Hartman charged after wounding Mrs Fern Eckman. confiscation proceedings filed over his car. If Eckman dies, Hartman faces first degree murder. if she survives, assault with intent to kill.
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Mrs Fleming Dies in Baldwin After Illness
Mrs Bertha Fleming 56 wife of Dr Wallace B Fleming head of Baker University died after a two week illness at her Baldwin home. Funeral Sunday afternoon with burial in Boonton New Jersey. Survived by daughter Mrs Jane Dezendorf son Paul Fleming both of Plainsfield N J and father W S Baldwin of Branchville N J.
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Mendenhall conviction for murder upheld by Kansas Supreme Court
Hal Mendenhall, son of a former Kansas City mayor, had his first degree murder conviction and life sentence affirmed by the Kansas Supreme Court. He was found guilty of shooting his fourth wife on October 1, 1929, with substantial evidence backing the verdict. he is the son of Harry Mendenhall, once mayor of Kansas City Kan.
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Stone Work on F A U Structure Is Protected
Workmen complete cleaning and finishing outside stone walls of the Fraternal Aid Union building. First two floors treated, top floor being finished with weather proof coating. The article also notes a separate report on a grand jury investigation into Bishop James Cannon Jr. and a disbarment of Everett C. Minner in Kansas.
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University of Kansas honors scholarships by student groups
Scholarship ratings from KU registrar show Alpha Kappa Alpha among social sororities and Alpha Kappa Lambda among social fraternities leading the year’s honors. Pi Mu Epsilon and Theta Sigma Phi head the honorary and professional groups, with Alpha Omicron Pi and Triangle also earning second place in their categories.
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WADING POOL DONOR DEAD IN NEOSHO OK
Frank Reed wealthy philanthropist whose wading pool gifts brightened vacations in 38 Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma towns died in San Francisco supporting heart disease cause. He built pools from oil royalties and funded children’s joys across the southwest. Reed’s death announced after health trip.
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Two Holdups Linked To Trio Nabbed In Ottawa Area
Lawrence and Ottawa police rounded up at least three suspected robbers who terrorized Leavenworth and Concordia. Richard Terry, Roy Spaur, and Berniece Cummings faced charges after a string of October robberies including a Leavenworth hotel hold up and a Concordia filling station robbery. Terry and Spaur admitted involvement. Cummings denied. Preliminaries set for Tuesday. all held without bond.
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No Emrich Protest Denied by KU Athletic Director
Reports from Topeka said Kansas filed a protest with the Central Conference over Dan Emrich’s transfer to Washburn. Dr. F C Allen, KU athletic director, stated no official protest exists and none will be made. Also notes an unauthorized claim of protest and a Sunday Forum film program at Lawrence Ninth Street Baptist Church.
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Dan ‘Emrich
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Weather forecast and road conditions in Kansas
Weather outlook shows mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with chances of showers and cooler temperatures especially in western and northern areas. Morning view indicates cloudy skies with some regions clear at Wichita, Coffeyville, and Ottawa. Roads deemed good. farm and city routes noted. no precise temperatures provided.
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