Kansas 34 St Benedicts 12 rout on Kansas Field
Kansas led by Hapgood and White overpower St Benedicts 34 to 12 at Kansas Field in front of 10 168 fans. Hapgood sparked KU with 40 and 27 yard passes and an interception return for a touchdown while White scored multiple times including a 12 yard punt return. Ravens’ Weiffenbach and Helmert staged early drives but KU's quick scoring bursts secured the victory.
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Kansas St Benedict's football clash ends with Jayhawke gain
Kansas and St Benedicts battled for yardage with multiple drives, Neff and Hapgood standout in the Kansas backfield, and a late Kansas drive producing a third touchdown. Final score shows Kansas ahead 20 to 6 after stout defense and a late Clamankelo reception for a Kansas TD.
Nudist Conference Open Despite Cold Weather
Akron Ohio October 13 AP delegates to the international Nudist Conference opened their annual meeting in Nolan Country Club with topcoats preferred to robes as cold weather forced clothed sessions. Host R B Abbot of Cleveland said all sessions will likely be clothed and that about 100 nudists are expected through Sunday.
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United States
Michigan State 13 Carnegie Tech 0 thriller in East Lansing grid
East Lansing Oct 13 AP Michigan State College levelled Carnegie Tech 13 to 0 in a brisk afternoon clash. Spartan scoring came on two late-game drives with strong running and passing. Army hammered Drake 48 to 0 elsewhere as Yale defeated Pennsylvania 14 to 6 and Harvard routed Brown 43 to 0.
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French Minister Cheron resigns amid cabinet turmoil
Paris reports the justice minister Henry Cheron resigning after cabinet changes and fire from opposition over the Stavisky scandal and the murder of Judge Prince. Premier Doumergue accepts resignation. succession to be decided. Laval becomes foreign minister. Marchandeau interior minister. Barthou funeral leads to further reshuffles.
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Indian Team Not Involved In Oklahoma Bus Accident
A Stillwater to Oklahoma bus crash report said Indian team members were not injured. Coach Gus Welch and Haskell players traveled home after a 9 to 6 loss to Oklahoma Aggies. A separate collision involved a White car with Pawnee dancers. one occupant died and several others were injured.
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Iowa State Wins Over Missouri In Big Six Opener
Iowa State College quarterback Tommy Neal led a 19-0 victory at Columbia Missouri in the Big Six opener scoring a touchdown and throwing a TD pass to Frank Hood. Other games listed show numerous college scores from the period. A separate AP blurb reports two men resembling Pretty Boy Floyd buying gas near Little Rock, with one wounded in a head wound.
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Pretty Boy) Floyd
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Roosevelt sails with Morgenthau to observe monetary stance
President Roosevelt, undecided on monetary moves, sails from Annapolis on the Sequoia with Secretary Morgenthau and New York Federal Reserve official Governor Harris. The trip signals close attention to monetary conditions as the administration waits for future developments to determine needed steps to raise prices and values.
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Germany Ends Most Favored Nation Treaty With United States
Germany announces it will terminate the 1825 most favored nation treaty with the United States effective October 14, 1935 and seeks a new reciprocal trade pact. Berlin states it aims to ease economic controls while hoping for mutually profitable trade, amid broader moves on imports quotas and state monopolies. Germany also says it has arranged to pay about 7.5 percent of the Dawes loan interest to American holders on October 13, with half in foreign exchange and the remainder in Reichsmarks.
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Floyd Hunt Is Off Hunt For Floyd Ends Regular Patrol Duty
Jefferson City Missouri October 13 AP Col B Marvin Casteel ordered all troopers involved in the hunt for Charles Arthur Pretty Boy Floyd to return to regular assignments for 24 hours Forty highway patrolmen and more than 250 officers searched yesterday near Mexico Missouri and other Missouri and southern Iowa points with few clues Casteel said the men may have escaped into Iowa Oklahoma City October 13 AP W A Shine Rush Floyd associate now being questioned by DOJ operatives in Norman Oklahoma City Shawnee and Norman offices said the arrest was for questioning and he would be turned over after discussions Rush is wanted for bank robberies in Texas and Oklahoma
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Texas
Fear Kidnapers Victim Murdered in Louisville Case
Louisville authorities pursue sprawling search for Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll after she was abducted from her home on Lite Kiln Lane. Federal agents and locals comb woods and abandoned houses as officers press for clues to her fate amid ransom demands and unverified tips.
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French Alleged Terrorist Band Plotted King's Death
Paris escapes reveal a Yugoslav terrorist group named Ustasht is blamed by French police for the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and French statesman Louis Barthou in Marseille. Suspects identified include Croatian fugitives and a Hungarian-linked cell. A Marseille suspect, Antoine Olah, is held as authorities press charges while others remain at large.
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May Ask League to Probe Marseille Assassinations
London reports the British government urges the League of Nations to take responsibility for investigating the Marseille assassinations if international relations are strained. Authorities cite recent disclosures of an international terrorist network with members from Italy and Hungary linked to the killings of King Alexander and Louis Barthou. Officials fear a crisis if Hungary is proven origin of the plot and note Balkan minority groups like the Croats are under watch by British officials.
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New trial granted in Lamson murder case
San Francisco AP report says David A Lamson was granted a new trial for the murder of his wife Allene Laysén after the California Supreme Court ruled the state failed to prove him guilty beyond reasonable doubt. The court noted evidence favored Lamson’s theory that she died accidentally and cast doubt on the lethal-weapon claim.
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Hill and Ketcham Court Unified Democratic Campaign
Omar R. Ketcham, Kansas Democratic nominee for governor, received an offer of aid from primary opponent Thurman Hill of Wichita as the two push a final three week election drive. Hill offered to devote his time to Ketchum's campaign, dispelling rumors of division. Kansas politics spotlight economic gains cited by Ketcham and Landon’s remarks on the forged bonds probe, with four principals convicted and sentenced to long terms.
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Treasury Reaches Call on Large Liberty Bond Issue
Washington reports the treasury called 1,870,060,000 of fourth 41 1/2 percent Liberty bonds for payment. The call includes serials ending in 5 6 and 7, with coupon bonds preceded by E F and G. After the call, about 1,500,000,000 will remain outstanding, part of over 5,000,000,000 retired in the past year.
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Kansas to pave Highway 10 and 40 with federal funds
Kansas officials announce paving of Highway 10 from Lawrence to Johnson County and Highway 40 between Lawrence and Kansas City. A $5,000,000 federal allotment funds the project with work expected to begin within sixty days. Gov. Alf Landon outlined early completion plans and praised the state highway department for efficient use of national road program funds.
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Weather shift forecast for Topeka area showers and cooler return
Topeka reports a break in a week of unsettled weather with scattered showers. Temperatures near normal for fall may dip to the forties over the weekend, with upper seventies possible in southern regions and a late week rebound toward 70s. Meteorologist DiFlora notes current mild conditions and a shift toward autumn temperatures are likely.
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Praise for institution Boys Industrial School Topeka
Col Paul A Cannady head of the school has earned praise from several sources for its management. A recent study concludes the Boys Industrial School stands unmatched among midwestern industrial schools. Observers note officers and inmates show exceptional spirits during a Sunday 4 30 parade on the athletic field with colors ceremony open to the public.
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Weather forecast scattered showers and clear spells
Kansas area forecast notes scattered showers on Sunday with cooler temps expected. Some locations report partly cloudy conditions and fair mornings. Dirt roads are reported good in Douglas County. Temperature readings show today at 2 7 am and noon with yesterday’s highs and current minimums.
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