Emporia Normal team to open with brisk practice
Emporia Normal prepares for today’s game after a brisk practice with freshmen. Coach McCarty emphasizes defense and depth, planning open field running and forward passes. Many players expected to see action, with Pringle limited by knee and lineup adjustments for today’s contest.
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Dager State
McCarty
Gooch. MacLaren
Car‘liste
Warner
Normals
Bennie Owens
Oklahoma
K. VU
Snort
K. U.sooner
K. U. Pittsburg
Bunn
Shurtliff
Tom Pringle
Jim
Pringle
Cowgill
Simon
Mandeville
Pittsburg
Tad Read
Salt
Laslett
Lonborg
Emporia
Fe Relin
Vaghn
we _ Atwood Rievn
Hatcherck
Neissa
Weyler
Truster
Christensen
Nauniga
Vaslui
Ne Dillon
Resfred
Graver
Edmunes
Ottawa
Hinesman
Hill
Night Shirt Parade planned by students down town
The annual night shirt parade is set for 7 30 tonight starting at Fraser Hall and moving through Lawrence main streets to uth Park where a large bonfire will be built. The KU band leads the march with cheerleaders in charge as crowds pass three hill cafes then downtown where merchants will provide fruit confections and other treats to paraders.
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Fraser Hall
Lawrence
Uth Park
K. U. Bard
Three Hill
Owntown
Jewish relief committee to honor war aid with bronze medal
A bronze medal honoring aid to starving Jews overseas is to be presented by prominent American Jews. The American Jewish Relief Committee has raised over 26 million dollars in two years for food and clothing for Jews in eastern and central Europe. Committee leaders include Louis Marshall as chairman and Henry J. Rosenfelt as director, with members such as Jacob H. Schiff Julian W. Mack Pelix M. Warburg Cyrus L. Sulzberger Arthur Lehman Julius Rosenwald Cyrus Adler Jacob D. Lit and others from New York Chicago and Philadelphia.
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American Jewish Relief Comittee
United States
Europe
America
Henry J. Rosenfelt
American Jewian Relief Committee
Louis Marshall
Jacob H. Schiff
Nathan Strauss
Julian W. Mack
Pelix M. Warburg
Cyrus L. Sulzberger
Arthur Lehman
New York
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Cyrus Adler
Jacob D. Lit
Philadelphia
Picture Show Opens to All Boys After Parade
After the parade the crowd will move to South Park where a grand bonfire of wood will be ready. Parties and dinners will begin late so every student may join the parade.
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South Park
Local highs win from Nebraska in close Beatrice game
Lawrence led the locals to a narrow win over Beatrice after a tight contest with Nebraska, delivering a clutch performance that defined a hard fought season milestone. Beatrice struggled offensively while Lawrence and Nebraska traded scores throughout a gritty showdown.
University Doctors Foresee Light Flu Season At KU
Reports from University Hospital in Lawrence indicate few influenza or related illnesses among students and staff. Dr. Smith warns landlords to avoid unsafe heating setups. A separate high school football recap notes Lawrence High beating Beatrice 7 to 0, improving to 3–0 on the season and highlighting upcoming games versus St. John’s and Topeka.
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University of Kansas Hospital
Dr. Smith
S.A. T
Lawrence
Boy Attends School By Air From Avalon To Los Angeles
Avalon date line reports Clyde Opelt, a Avalon hotelkeeper’s son, as possibly the only youth in the nation who travels to school by airplane. He leaves Avalon each Monday morning, flies to the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles County about fifty miles from home, and returns Friday night. Also notes a Marriage License issued by Probate Judge Lindley for Miner R Pyles of Scranton and Eth Amess of Lawrence.
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Bay Fes
Avalon
Santa Catalina
C. F. Lindley
Miner R_ Pyles
Scranton
Eth. Amess
Lawrence
Conference Grid Matches Open 1910 Season Slugging and Speed
Missouri invades Manhattan to face Kansas, while Ames hosts Grinnell in a key clash. Other games include Kansas at Emporia, Drake at Des Moines, and Nebraska in exile after withdrawing from the conference. Aggies meet Missouri in a big early test at Manhattan as Iowa and Minnesota loom.
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Bussouri Valley
Ames
University of Kansas
Emporia
Aggies
Manhattan
Kansas Aggies
Missouri Tigers
No Man's Land
Baker College
Army
Tin Ts
Anc
Missouri
Colume
Grinnel
Iqva Argies
Colorsds Callan
Nebrask
Heu‘en Drake
Penn
Des Moines College
Pittsburg Normals
Emporia Normals
Tefeat Nebraska
Iowa University
Iowa City
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Minnesota
No Olagrace to Be Hypnotized
A critique asserts that hypnosis requires concentration and proves mental focus. It argues that inability to be hypnotized does not reflect weakness but the opposite.
Bryan to Speak in Toledo on Temperance Referendum
William Jennings Bryan, former secretary of state and three time presidential candidate, will address a Toledo audience to support the temperance referendum set for Ohio voters on November 4. Col Morgan Smith of the Lost Battalion will join Bryan, with the event aimed at defeating the proposed measure.
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Toledo
Ohio
William Jennings Bryan
Byasch
Seloon League
Pan Morgan Smith
Argonne Forrest
Bryan
Toronto
New Education Plan Aims Junior High Benefit City
Lawrence Junior High adopts a unified aims plan says principal W D Armen trout. He explains the school will merge home community and school lives into one useful existence focusing on varied student types. The program includes hands on work in English printing motor trades and clubs. A parent teachers association will be formed to support the school.
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W. D. Armen_trout
Tyone
Arminérout
Kansas Coal Studied by University Research Dept
A Kansas analysis project by the University of Chemical Research compares heating power of state coal with that from other states. By products will be studied for chemical and dye uses. Samples from principal mines in Crawford and Cherokee counties are gathered to compile comprehensive data.
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Kansas
Department of Chemical Research
University
Pittsburg
Crawford
Cherokee Counties
Back to Old Country Emigration Returns From Toledo Region
An October 11 report notes about 600 emigrants from Toledo area have left since last April to return to their homeland. Federal officials based at New York port estimate these departures average about $200 per person, totaling around $200,000 drawn from banks. Most emigrants are Polish and Greek.
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Toledo
Ohis
Federal Arena
New York
Woman Fights WCTU Membership in Kansas Visit
Myra McHenry, not a WCTU member, came to Lawrence for the state convention to publicize alleged wrongs. The mayor, after a private conference, urged her not to hold a street meeting. State officers declined action, leaving her status to Wichita union. She left the convention quietly as delegates heard mixed sentiment.
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Myra MeHenry
Wemens Christian Temperance Union
Kansas Town
Carmeel
McHenry
Lawrence
McHerry
Anl
Wichita Union
Mire, McHenry
Kanas
Pramieen
Santtenholing
Mellonry
Samy
McHenry's stance sparks sympathy and public concern
The W. C. U. voices sympathy for McHenry's actions and avoids public self-harm, stating there is nothing more to the matter. The brief note emphasizes support and the desire not to damage McHenry's standing.
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Ter
McHenry
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence from Horton and Seiler Actions
Fya A Horton and Alice Y Horton transfer to Maggie E Bohanan. Cons 51500 Hot 196 Tennessee Street, Lawrence Kansas. D Seiler and wife transfer to Dorothy A Newitt Cons 1 lot 24 block 11 Lene's second addition to Lawrence.
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Fya A. Horton
Alice Y. Horton
Maggie E. Bohanan
Deaths and Funerals Frederick A Olson
Frederick A Olson, 18, died yesterday from complications after an appendicitis operation. Funeral services set for Sunday at 4 PM at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev KE Stauffer officiating. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Vieter Olson of 1208 Connecticut St and a high school student regarded as a promising town youth.
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Frederick A. Olson
Trinity Lutheran Church
KE. Stauffer
Reddy Olson
Vieter Olson
Connecticut Street
Pextonnss
Obituary for Effie Eudaly of Coffeyville Kansas
Effie Eudaly aged 52 years died September 6 at 9 30 p m at Southeast Kansas Hospital Coffeyville after a surgical operation begun September 29 She leaves daughter Mrs Dell Elston and three Coffeyville children Edmund Earl Artis formerly of Lawrence She is survived by Edmund Eudaly connected with N L Hubs grocery Southeast Fair opens in Allaptey today running to October 21
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Effie Eudaly
West Sev
Coffeyville
Kan
Southeast Kansas Hospital
Lawrence
Edmund Bnndaly
N. L. Hubs
Kansas
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