Wan' balle and Wa Beans battle to scoreless half
In a sunlit noon game at Francis Field St Louis the University of Wan balle and the Wa Beans played a scoreless first half Kansas defense pressured Washington in the KU end zone with Washington driving into Bears territory early. Lyman and Duncan delivered key gains but no scores as the period ended with Kansas 0 Washington 0.
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University of Wan
Balle Idum
Wa Beans
Francis Field
St. Lows
Bears
Washinet
Kansas
Washingt
Siey
Indians and Loyola Battle To Scoreless Tie
Kansas City Oct 13 cloudy chilly day and soggy field as Haskell and Loyola clash. Both squads failed to score in the opening period with a late Haskell field goal nullified by a rule violation. Loyola takes possession at their 20 yard line to end the quarter.
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Haskell-Loyola
Craig
Haskell
Loyola
Uphold Bond Election Hours Dispute
Kansas Supreme Court rejects irregular hours claim over a Junction City school bond election. The ruling affirms Geary County District Court, allowing sale of bonds for a $235 000 issue despite polls allegedly opening and closing at dispute times. Plaintiffs Washburn and others argued several statutes governed polling hours.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Geary County District Court
Junction City
Board of Education
Wichita
Tip. m
H.A
Washburn
Man with two homes blamed for alimony split
Chicago October 13 AP a realty operator Mortis Geizler kept two households for nine years his wife El Geizler says in suit for alimony. She alleges he abandoned her four years ago to devote time to an affinity while keeping hope for his wife. She would take him back and adopt his year old child.
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Chicago
Pigeons used in extortion plot in East New York
Five homing pigeons believed to carry threatening money bags were seized as evidence against Charles Gregory after his arraignment on attempt to extort. Police say he tried to deliver the birds to Mary Asaro, owner of a grocery, who reportedly received a demand for 1000 dollars.
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New York
Charles Gregory
Gregory
B. Caryton
Mary. Asaro
Rouen Divorce Rates Show Long Marriages Hardest
In Rouen courts during the past year 128 divorces were granted. Breakdowns show 38 for under two years of marriage, 53 for two to five years, 16 for five to ten, 7 for ten to fifteen, 7 for fifteen to twenty, 7 for twenty to twenty five, and 4 for over twenty five years.
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Rouen
France
Keep Up Private Armies in Austria
Vienna October 13 The private armies in Austria remain unsettled as factions fail to agree. The Social Democrats demand bans on all private militias and military parades including their own. Chancellor Seipel proposes a conference to settle private armies and broader Bourgeois party disputes.
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Vienna
Austria
Seipel
Historic Navy Notre Dame clash draws record crowd
Chicago reports a historic battle grounds crowd of about 120000 for the Navy versus Notre Dame game. Knute Rockne's Ramblers faced Navy Bill Ingram's Middies in a highly anticipated season opener. Perry Bauer and Lee Clifton provided early offense while Notre Dame faced penalties and a Niemiec punt as the game unfolded.
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Chicago
Ivell
Navy
Notre Dame
United States
Knute-Rockne
Ramblers
Bill Ingram
Hesiers
Billy Dew
Bauer
Lee Clifton
Paducah
Cains
Crevigny
Niemiec
Ils
F. Miller Eddy
Leppig Hardin Moynihan Burke
Law Gray
University plan to drive absentee student vote
A university political department led by Prof JF Guild completed a survey at the University of Kansas showing 794 students in attendance, 401 registered from Lawrence, and 1,117 absentee voters outside Lawrence. The plan aims to mobilize first time voters among students and arrange a special polling place in the county courthouse.
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Political Ace Department
JF. H. Guild
Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Watt
G. J. Snider
Jte Gipartment
Legruc
Mount Oread
Court House
Department
Prof
Guild
Jabl
Murger
Dowager Empress Marie of Russia dies at age 96
Copenhagen dispatch reports the death of Marie, Dowager Empress of Russia, born Dagmar of Denmark November 26, 1847. She endured revolutions and assassinations involving her family from 1881 to 1913, including the murder of heirs in 1918, and witnessed many European royal upheavals in a long life at the world stage.
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Denmark
Arivens Marie of
Russia
Dagmar
Empress Marie
Alexander Lit
Nicholas
Alexander II
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Greece
Salonica
Emperer
Alexander Iil
Constantine
George II
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Alexandra
Hesse
Alexander III
Marie
Great Britain
Olea
Marie-Sophie-Frederica-Dagtmar
Chris IX
Louise of
Weather forecast and road conditions in Kansas towns
Fragmented forecast notes rain and cold tonight and Sunday for eastern Kansas. Mentions Ottawa Salina Dodge City Wichita Emporia Topeka and Pittsburg with cloudy to clear skies and slippery roads. Also includes scattered prices for car washing and delivery services and old radio brands listed.
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Ottawa
Salina
Dodge
Hatchinso
Wichita
Emporia
Toeka
Addy Salina
Shelly
Pittsburg
Guy
Topeka
Ouglas
Coolidge and Alfonso radio talk inaugurates transatlantic link
President Coolidge and King Alphonso inaugurate a 6500 mile radio telephonic link between the United States and Spain. Coolidge notes the new communication helps preserve friendship and peace, expresses hope Spain joins the world peace approach, and praises Spain’s stance against war.
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Alphonso
Spain
Europe
Cooledge
Btief
America
Liquor Fines Across Raid Result in Mixed Sentences
Charlie Walls and George Dixon, among six arrested in a raid near the Santa Fe station, pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor. Dixon drew four months and a $200 fine, Walls sixty days and $400. The others—Curtis Bryant, Clara Bryant, Mrs. Vermay Wallace, and Barsey Moore—pleaded not guilty. their trials set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. A Stuebsker touring car tied to Kansas City men was seized and turned over to the sheriff. Two Baldwin youths, Lester Brubaker and Wayne Kenlinger, received sixty days and $200 fines. Carl White was jailed thirty days and fined $100.
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George Dixon
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Senta Fe
R. B.' Stevens
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Walls
F Curtis Bryant
Clara Bryant
Vermay Wallace
Barsey Moore
Stevens
Kansas City
Lawrence
Lester Brubaker
Wayne Kenlinger
Baldwin
Carl White
Graf Zeppelin repairs limit damage as air liner heads to Lakehurst
Graf Zeppelin suffered stabilizer damage and reduced speed but reported repair efforts underway. By midday the airship was about 950 miles from Bermuda, moving toward Lakehurst New Jersey, with U.S. Navy vessels on standby and weather reports requested.
Graf Zeppelin to Reach Lakehurst Air Station in Hours
At Lakehurst New Jersey AP reports the Graf Zeppelin will cross the Atlantic in about 100 hours and can be landed in three minutes once at the naval air station. Mooring crews of 450 will pull the airship into the hangar, a process estimated at 180 seconds. Passengers then undergo standard customs and immigration checks before disembarking. The naval hangar housing the Zeppelin is the world’s largest single-span building.
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N. J
Naval Air Staion
Arriy Scott
E. Peck
Simmons Attacks Democrats Over Hypocrisy Claims
New Bern North Carolina October 13 AP Senator Simmons accuses Democrats of hypocrisy in their campaigns while criticizing Governor Smith s stance on liquor and Prohibition He labels Smith supporters as tolerating vice and cites party splits over finance and taxes including his resignation from the national committee and later opposition to Smith Agee wins 25 mile walking contest in Baltimore setting a record Norman McGee places second Livine Board Suites at cut prices Millera 1607 Mass
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N. C
Sanel Farnifold M
E.smith
Simmons
Carolina
National Democratic Committee
Maxi
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Smith
John J. Raskob
Committed
North’ Carolina
Houston
Agee
Baltimore
Laurel
Harry Abremovitz
New York
Norman McGee
Cloudy Weather Bulletin From New York Forecast
Cloudy conditions and head winds from the northwest are expected as a ship nears the mainland. Meteorologist Dr. James H Kimball notes a likely drop in temperatures later tomorrow, though wind strength remains uncertain.
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Zerpelin
Avid
James H.kimball
Weather Bureau
Kimberly
Zeppelin flight to test Arctic route from Europe to America
A committee led by Fridtjof Nansen plans a Zeppelin crossing from Europe to the United States via the Arctic to assess viability. Captain Walter Bruns will command the airship Graf Zeppelin as weather around Bermuda is reported favorable for its Bermuda passage expected near eight o clock this evening.
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Koenigsberg
Germany
Europe
United States
Arctic
Fridtjof Nansen
North Atlantic
Walter Bruns
Society of Arctic Research
Bermuda
Hamilton
Death from Heat Sweeps Providence and East
An excessive heat spell hits the East as a cold wave nears the Atlantic coast. John J. Burns, 60, dies of heatprostration in Providence where the thermometer runs 97 degrees. Springfield Mass reports 100 degrees, the highest in 50 years. About 100000 people visit Coney Stand, many to swim.
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New ‘York
Atlantic Seaboard
John J. Burns
Providence
Springfield
Mass
Weather Bureau
Coney Stand
KU Republicans Seek 2,000 Members Amid November Drive
The KU Republican club, announced by President William Sayre, aims to double its membership to 2,000 by week’s end with a three week push. Prominent Republican speakers are scheduled including Clyde Reed on October 25 and Arthur Capper at a dinner on October 29. Governor Ben Paulln (Paulln) is also slated for October 23. A campus outreach plan includes a 10:30 class member to recruit new members and distribute campaign material in the student union corridor where a literature booth was recently vandalized.
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Charles W.y. Steiger
el Dorado
Fin Friser Chapel
Clyde M. Reed
Arthur Capper
Ben Pauen
Raivphiseve
Ce Can
Vati.ras
Ex Service Men to Aid Campaign in Douglas County
David McCreath is to be chairman of the Republican Ex-Servicemen's League in Douglas County. The organization, built from ex-service members of the party, plans to appoint a committee in the coming days to cooperate with the Douglas Republican Central Committee and work to mobilize young men to vote the Republican ticket.
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David McCreath
Douglas Couairman
Republican Exegien
Republican reCreath
Douglas Republican Central
Plan Achievement Day Draws Douglas County Leaders
Miss Elizabeth Randle, Douglas County home demonstration agent, led sessions with nutrition and health leaders in the Chamber of Commerce building this afternoon. The aim was to finalize arrangements for the Achievement Day program to be hosted by the women of the Douglas County Farm Bureau on November. The nutrition session opened at 1 20 and the health leaders’ meeting was to begin at 2 50 o clock.
Miss Kingsley To Talk On Care Of Food In Home
Miss Margaret Kingsley of New York City speaks on home economics at the regular luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday and at an open Woman's Club meeting at Eldridge hotel. Also Sunday recital by S. Greane and Margaret Drennon at Trinity Lutheran Church features Bach, Handel, Franck, Saint-Saens, Godard and Vidor in a program with organ and soprano solos.
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Yes Tombe of Commerce
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New York City
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Eldridge Hotel
Mnorgan
S. Greane
University
Kansas School of Fine Arts
Trinity Lutheran Church
Tommorrow
Margaret Drennon
Bach
Jesu
Christ
Franck
Hutchinson and Rosser Move Offices in Bartecue
Notice states Hutchinson AMD and E E Rosser dentist have moved their offices to Front 731 Massachusetts Street Bartecue. Also mentions Fritz Co Adv and a Mud Creek Bridge washed four Adv cars for $1.50. Night Hawk and Miller’s referenced with Bartecue sandwiches.
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E. E. Rosser
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Fritz Co
Urges Voters to Register Early for Election
Voters who must register for the November 6 election urged to register now to avoid last days rush. City officials note many inquiries about registration and remind those who changed address since last registration to re register. Final registration deadline is December 28 with offices open late.
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Gag
Venice
Lawrence
Deeshay
Mgi
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Pete Fons
Holiday to Speak Tonight at Lawrence Courthouse
Congressman William Holiday will speak at 8 o'clock tonight in the Lawrence courthouse. Brought by the Douglas County Republican central committee, he travels with Congressman A. Guyer of Kansas. Chairman G. A. Ward urges all Republicans in Lawrence to attend despite travel risks from muddy roads.
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Annie Jae't Sannen
House of Representatives
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Douglas County
Republican Central Committee
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Ward
Special Train Carries Haskell Band, Students to Kansas City
A special train with the Haskell Indian football band and students pulled out of Lawrence bound for Kansas City to attend Loyola University game at Muehleba h field. Interurban cars followed, transporting students to the venue, with plans to return to Lawrence after the game.
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Missing Communist candidate raises safety fears in New York
In New York on October 13 AP reports concerns at Communist Party HQ for Benjamin Gitlow, the party’s presidential candidate, as he travels on campaign tours after leaving San Diego for Phoenix and Tucson and is reportedly warned by associates that American region and Ku Klux Klan representatives ordered him to remain on the move. Also noted, Raymond F. Clark is sentenced to one year in federal prison for stealing tea from an apartment house mail carrier, and a Boston piece mocks American intellect tied to the presidential election.
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National Campaign Committee
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