Jayhawks rally fades after Notre Dame tie at stadium
A crowd of about 2 500 attended a mass meeting at the stadium praising Kansas University football after the 0 0 tie with Notre Dame. Senator John Swede Carlson and Chancellor Lindley urged continued student and public support, lauding the team and coaching staff as among the best in the region. Notre Dame officials commended the clean, spirited play.
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University students to obtain tickets for Rosa Ponselle concert
University of Kansas students may obtain admittance tickets beginning Wednesday morning October 11 for the opening concert by Rosa Ponselle on November 6. Tickets are handled at the School of Fine Arts office and require the complete activity ticket pack.
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Airplane ad promotes K U politics over campus scene
An airplane owned by L. M. Allison flew over the University today, dispersing political leaflets for Menke. Hill area leaders and supporters gathered at Baldwin for a reunion meeting chaired by Little. Notables including John Waston and Theodore were expected to attend the ensuing club gathering in the second district.
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Twenty Five Years Ago October 10 News Recap
A glimpse of events from twenty five years ago notes visits to New York, a Bakersfield trip, and people moving homes. Nora Siler sails from New York to Porto Rico to resume schooling. Miss Nora Siler heads to Porto Rico tomorrow. Families relocate at 1316 New Jersey Street. special train from Lawrence brings about 260 to 300 attendees, including KU students. local notables attend a Presbyterian synod in Iene.
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Kansas Fans Rally For Lincoln Trek Despite Weather
Kansas rooters plan a trip to Lincoln to watch Kansas battle Nebraska amid a cold ice day. Local students, sorority members, and university figures gather at a rally to back the Jayhawks, with speakers including Dr. Jug and Phi Gamma Tau members easing concerns about the journey and game.
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Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
A fragmented piece discusses liquid laxatives in hospitals, claiming doctors favor liquids for gentle, quick relief. It mentions habit formation, dosing, kidneys, and comfort, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts or names.
Homecoming at Eudora Methodist Church Next Sunday
The Eudora Methodist Church pastor Rev Loren Rapier hosts a homecoming for former members and friends. Kansas City district superintendent Rev Edward Hislop will give the sermon, with special choir music and a basket dinner at noon. A 7:30 evening service features guest speaker Rev Kansas City district superintendent and more music. The public is invited to all events.
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Government Bond Notes From New York Oct 10
Following the close on U S government bonds the Liberty issue shows a Fourth 103.4. Treasury bids 03.33. Treasury 4 Treasury 33m and March 101-23, 54-55. Treasury 348.22, Treasury 3s 46-43 June 101.25.
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Batista Trial Plans Amid Cuban Military Suspicions
Colonel Fulgencio Batista faces a pending trial with hundreds of officers imprisoned after a hotel siege against the Gran San Martin government. Officials say trials will be civil or military, with individual accountability determined by the evidence and a day-long process.
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Mothers Clinic Aolice Health Department Notice
From 2 to 4 glock in the health department the new clinic will be conducted by Dr J B Henry. Expectant mothers are advised to attend for health guidance and examinations.
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Clouds Are Expected In Kansas Weather Report
Topeka Kansas October 10 Pleasant temperatures were in store for Kansas with less sunshine than the past week. Federal meteorologist Be ohare notes rain has been seen in the southwest via Topeka where the situation is far less acute, only two thirds of normal rainfall has been recorded so far this year.
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Inventor John Brady Dies in Car Crash
John D. Brady, inventor of the Brady separator, perished in a crash credited to glare from an oncoming car. Witnesses said he was blinded by bright lights as the vehicle approached, officials reported from Kan. in October.
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Obituaries of Sadie Stone and James Lawson
Sadie ML Stone of Mississippi Street died after illness lasting months. Interment will be in Oak Hill cemetery. James F Lawson, 63, died at his aunt’s home in Douglas County after 18 years there. Funeral at A M E Church Lake View, burial Lake View cemetery. Surviving relatives include an aunt two nieces and several cousins. CONTINUE MURDER TRIAL.
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Case of Charles Gargotta Will Be Heard in November Term
Kansans City Oct 10 AP Trial of Charles Gargotta charged with murder in the slaying of Ferris J Anthon, alleged liquor racketeer, here August 12, was continued to the November term of the court on an order denying venue transfer. Gargotta appeared with Beal and Joe Fasone, believed associates, in the Anthon shooting incident.
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Annual state meetings in Atchison bring Baptists and Presbyterians
Two denominations hold their 70th Kansas Baptist and annual Presbyterian foreign missions conferences in Atchison this week. The Kansas Baptist meeting opens Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the city auditorium with speakers including Dr. Joseph C. Robbins and Dr. Cleland B. B. Massey. Notable attendees from Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, New York, and Topeka are listed among program leaders. Mrs. J. J. Kistler plans to attend the Pan-Hellenic congress in Chicago. A 4.39 inch rainstorm in Taylor killed thousands of sparrows within minutes.
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