Kansas Beats Oklahoma Aggies 2 to 0 on Stadium Field
Kansas triumphed over Oklahoma Aggies this afternoon on Stadium Field by a score of 2 to 0. Kansas scored first late in the first quarter on a safety when Mosby blocked Higgins kick and Higgens recovered behind his own goal line. In the last three minutes Kansas mounted a drive ending in a Kansas nine yard touchdown reception from Black to Griffin, then Black kicked the goal for the ninth point as the two teams exchanged punts and fought a punting duel.
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Kansas Beats Oklahoma A and M in Rough Game
Kansas defeats Oklahoma A and M 9 to 8 in a hard fought contest. Key players include Griffin for Kansas with a safety and a late touchdown, Black for the Jayhawks, and Oklahoma’s Halding and Hasbrook on defense. Kansas outgained Oklahoma A and M in yards and limited Oklahoma’s scoring drives to secure the win.
New Bill Adopted for Economic Reforms in Reichstag
Berlin Oct 183 The Reichstag adopted Chancellor Stresemann's authorization bill giving him broad power to enact economic and social measures by decree, with a two thirds majority required. The bill, praised by coalition parties and opposed by only Nationalists and Communists, enables urgent actions despite constitutional rights. Hugo Stinnes abstained while the socialist party backed the measure and the government moves toward dictatorial reform.
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Socialist Party
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Steel houses favored to aid quake recovery in Japan
Dr Taam as Jr proposes earthquake proof steel structures in Hawaii after visiting Japan. He warns close ties with Japan give Hawaii a chance to design light steel buildings that could be mass produced to replace destroyed homes in Japan. The Hawaiian research association will study the ground facts observed in Japan to pursue this plan.
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Japan
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Hawaiian Research Association
Resurfacing Plans for Massachusetts Street Voted
The paving committee of Topeka's Chamber of Commerce selects Ed Arnold as chairman to oversee resurfacing of Massachusetts Street from the courthouse to Kaw Bridge. A sub committee will consult University engineers on materials while another reviews Topeka resurfacing. Street conditions are being reviewed by Street Commissioner Cleland.
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Dick Williams
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Cleland
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Chamber of Commerce
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Annual Parade Here Tonight At 8 30
Students gather at university at 7 0 and at South Park for a parade led by Commerce Ro yo Kiwanis clubs and college officials. Treats and free pictures are offered by the Chamber of Commerce with venues at Massachusetts Street and the Varsity. A F P U band will perform before the parade at the street corners.
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Farmers Pool Own Wheat
Western Canadian farmers will sell much of this year’s wheat through pools. In Saskatchewan a board of directors will operate the pool for three months, then contract holders elect a board. Alberta contract omits a withdrawal clause if 50 percent sign up.
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Associated Press
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Organ and quartet to assist at First Baptist Church service
The First Baptist Church organist and quartet will be assisted by Marion Thompson violinist tomorrow evening. Miss June Judy is the organist, with a quartet featuring Mrs Frank Jennings soprano Miss Ruth Gould contralto Martin Hall tenor and Revers DeJarnette bass. The program includes At Twilight offertory in G and Now the Day Is Over with violin and quartet.
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Haskell Suffers Fourth Quarter Setback vs Minnesota
In a recent game, Minnesota outscores Haskell 13 to 6 in the final period, tying or extending the lead as the fourth quarter unfolds. Haskell struggles to contain Minnesota’s late surge and wrap the game with a closing effort.
Kansas Weather Forecast Mixed Tonight and Sunday
Fair tonight with unsettled southeast portion and clearing skies. Sunday mostly fair and warmer with temperatures around the mid to upper seventies. Rainfall is minimal and no significant storms expected today or tomorrow.
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Calder
Flood Threat To Oklahoma City Warned By Weather Bureau
A flood of unprecedented proportions was racing toward Oklahoma City on the North Canadian river and already above flood stage, a notice issued today by the United States Weather Bureau. A new alcohol source was found in West Australia from the grass tree, whose fibres yield five-tenths to one and a quarter gallons of proof spirit per bushel, suggesting potential commercial value.
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Oklahoma City
United States Weather Bureau
West Australia
Interurban wreck at Betts creek leaves two dead
Five hospitalized after a crash at Betts creek. Charles Sweet and Jesse Miller died soon after the collision. Injured include motorman Andrew Graves and conductor Dewn Everett of Bonner Springs, linemen Bonner Springs and Kansas City, with others from Bonner Springs and Bonner Penns.
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Bonner Springs
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Russell Douglas
Bonner Penns
Leonard Hanna
Kans City
Kans
New Composite Box Material Claims Superior Qualities
The latest substitute for cardboard and wood in box making is a chemical blend of sawdust and ashes. Finished boxes are described as light, washable, sanitary, non toxic, waterproof, and as fireproof as asbestos, with flexibility ranging from hard as oak to pliable as cardboard.
Five Hurt as Missouri Pacific Train Derailed at Pleasant Hill
Five people injured when three Pullman cars of Missouri Pacific train No 10 Kansas City to St Louis derailed near Pleasant Hill Missouri last night. Two of the injured are women and none suffer serious harm. Hutchinson linked to a nearby incident. Miss Helen Summers is visiting Eudora for the weekend.
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Missouri
Atlantic City Pass System Spreads Across Cities
The weekly pass system, adopted by 35 street railway firms, offers unlimited weekly rides for a fixed price. Cities from Kenosha to Colorado Springs report reduced ride costs and higher usage, with jitney competition easing and better public sentiment toward rail firms.
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Meadville
Epee
Youngstown
Buys milk at farms only in Leipzig markets
In Leipzig a barter scene unfolds as city residents hold paper marks but cannot buy food, while farms stockpile butter eggs cheese poultry and produce. Dealers and households travel to the countryside with scarce currency, trading goods like sugar tobacco and coffee for farm products directly on the spot.
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Swarthout Plans City Chorus No Tryouts For Messiah Work
Dean Swarthout of the University School of Fine Arts announced a community chorus to be organized at Memorial High School Tuesday evening. The chorus, open to townspeople and University singers, requires only a fair voice and ability to follow a part. The Messiah by Handel has been chosen as the year’s work, to be performed with the University orchestra.
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Linwood Plans Community Fair with Exhibits and Games
Linwood will host a community fair on November 2 at Linwood High School. The vocational agriculture building led by H L Colling and A L Smith along with the recreation department organize displays of corn vegetables poultry small grains horticulture and culinary arts. Kansas State Agriculture speakers will lecture at 11 am and 1 30 pm. Linwood and De Soto meet in a football game that afternoon and county schools will dismiss to attend.
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H. L. Colling
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Linwood High School
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Yankees Triumph in Low-Scoring Tilt Behind Shawkey
Yankees beat Giants 8 to 1 as Shawkey wins after 7 2 3 innings. Witt and Ruth spark offense with two base hits and strong relief from McQuillan. Meusel Young and Scang contribute key plays as the Giants strand nine runners.
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FINE FARM SESSION Promotes marketing organization for farmers
Lawrence man Jaca Hammig, one of Secretary Mohler's delegates to the farm congress in Kansas City, declares the meeting strong in urging farmers to organize for marketing. He cites examples of groups securing living prices and notes Secretary Wallace's impactful address, calling the Kansas City convention the best farm meeting he has attended.
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Lawrence
Mohler
Farm Congress
Kansas City
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Wallace
Explosion at Warsaw citadel inflicts heavy city damage
Report notes a fort citadel storehouse explosion today wrecking parts of Warsaw. Other items discuss fashion lizard skin shoes, Siberian coal and lignite deposits, English youth unemployment, a Wichita labor college plan, Soya bean in East Asia diets, and a Sunday special duck dinner with reservations.
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Yankees Flatten Giants In Harlem World Series Tilt
The Yankees hammered the Giants at the Polo Grounds, tying the series at two games each. Shawkey and the Yankee bats chased off three Giants pitchers, with Ruth, Pipp, Ward, and Meusel delivering key hits as New York built a big early lead and held on despite late pressure.
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