Kansas Aggies Defeat Kansas 13 to 2 in Mt Oread Clash
Kansas State Agricultural College defeated Kansas 13 to 2 in a tense 25th meeting at Memorial Stadium. The Aggies led 2-0 after a safety, then Holmesinger ran 25 yards for a second quarter touchdown, with Tackwell adding the point after. Kansas managed a late drive but could not overcome the deficit as the Aggies held on for the win.
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F.C. Cappen
Charles Kamas
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Propornick
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Aggies
Wildcats
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Aggie
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Tackwell
Stover
Springer
Householder
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Holster
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Mengas
Cooper
Conner
Taman Aitasine
Evans
Donistiss
Uelsinger
Olson Micoverad
Ageing
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Eepter
Skeen
Che
Roy
Sality
Swoven
Tia Aton
Yourie
Dee Ball
Arsie Breyard
Coopser
Anterson
Outlin
Olsan
Malshneer
Tim
Hamiltear
Kansas Airacd
Taynion Woo
Pearson
Anderson
Agetes
Marsay
Halsineer
Dauchase Gilleut
P48
Verde
Tom
Wwe
Bern
Kanes
Aries Ballon
Tad Yoanada
Atel Fer
Aff Eicht Mint
Kanan
Buttman Hewes Dicket
Meeed
Krinsasino
Sanders
Censer
Davier
Wits
Bila Wlgelng Meindt On the Karas Seoared Tine Speinger Three Grauny Richderut
Othe
Hounds
Nansia
Holsingyr
Soyards
Kane Ans
Pouciass
Simerson
Toy Xain
Button
Kanaas
Holstiger
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Leman
McMillan
Propernick
Shannon Repay Cooper
Yrekeet Geoter
Halsinger Redbeat
Watagas
Speier
Katses Tevalin Dagar
Progepnick
Yaeda Do Amersay
Touseholder
Fensas
Houehohier
Ehterman
Karner
Dellaghiss
Locailtan
Agrios
Holginger Arden
Tine
Cramer
Scholl Jin
Holsingar
Kronsserleht
Ty Gain
Tims
Nungesser Coli Crosses Atlantic In One Hop
French aviators Dieudonne Costes and Lieut Joseph Le Brix completed a record Atlantic crossing from St Louis Senegal to Port Natal Brazil in a Breguet biplane. Start 6 23 yesterday. 2 150 miles at ~113 mph. signals picked up near Fernando De Noronha. next leg planned to Rio de Janeiro and then Buenos Aires.
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Dieudonne Cestes
Joseph le Brix
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Senegal
Breguet
Nungesser-Coli
Port Natal
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Dakar
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Fernando de Noronha Island
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le Brix
Paris
Buenos Aires
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
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National
Tetexreple Company
Standard Airways Map Shows 14000 Miles of Airways by Year End
Washington outlines the aeronautics department plan to reach about 14 000 miles of standard airways for non military aviation by December 31 in its first full year of service. The system aims to mirror highways for air travelers with emergency fields beacons and clear flight paths. The network spans coast to coast and border to border with future expansion anticipated.
Wichita Car Collides With Steam Shovel
Wichita Kas Oct 15 AP A steam shovel and an automobile driven by a woman collided at a street intersection with disastrous results for the car. The sedan’s body was ripped from the chassis and crushed yet Mrs A Johnson of Wichita escaped with a few cuts from broken glass and some bruises. No damage to the steam shovel was reported as it was being moved to a new location.
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Wichita
Kas
A. Johnson
Paris Sinks Norwegian Freighter in New York Harbor Collision
The French liner Paris rammed and sank the Norwegian freighter Besseggen at 1 30 am in New York Bay. At least seven crewmen are feared lost, with twenty four survivors rescued by ferry boats, police craft, and the Paris lifeboats despite all lifeboats being thrown overboard.
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Get
Paris
Statute of Liberty
New York Bay
Battery
Manhattan’ Island
St. George
Staten Island
Kieht
Yves Thomas
Wirelessa
Indict 101 Ku Klux Klan Members in Alabama Floggings
A Crenshaw County grand jury indicted 101 Ku Klux Klan members for lashings carried out in Crenshaw County. Notables named include Ira B. Thompson of Lavernе, grand dracon James Esdale, Cecil Davis, Rev. F. A. Nalls, with raids seizing Klavern records and regalia. The report blames leadership for the violence and calls it barbaric terrorism.
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Ku Klux Klan
Alabama
Luverne
Ala
Censhaw County
Crenshaw County
A. E. Gamble
Ira B. Thompson
Laverne
Cyelops
Jocal Klan
Thompson
Charles McCall
Laverne Klavern
James Esdale
Law
Cecil Davis
Invisible Empire
F. A. Nalls
Mask
Iash
Fred
Klavern
Big crowd hears C. F. Scott speak at university auditorium
A crowd of over 3,000 including state legislators, officials, regents, editors, and townspeople attended the dedication of the University of Kansas new auditorium. C. F. Scott argued that state-funded higher education prevents an aristocracy of learning and benefits many who could not otherwise attend.
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Board of Regents
Kansas
University
BE. H. Lindley
Exerci
Lola
Alfred Gray
Plymouth Y Congregational Church
Laawrence
Scott
Peraeehceme
James Qtis
Football finals from multiple colleges with scattered scores
A scrambled list of college football scores and periods including Poini State 20 Pennsylvania 0 Northwestern 10 Ohio State Michigan 14 Wisconsin, and various other matchups such as Notre Dame, Syracuse, Georgetown, Dartmouth, Temple, Xavier, and Oklahoma with incomplete period details and erratic team names. The text blends multiple games and periods with numerous OCR errors and unclear lines.
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Poini State
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Washington
Jefferson
Carne Tech
Nebraska
Uinimedia
Yaler
Brown Universe
Syracuse
Georgetown
Dartmouth
Temple
St. Xavier Fee College
Ord
Notre Dame Vayne
Women enter baccarat room at Pavillion Royal Casino Burritz
Paris report notes women admitted to the baccarat room in Burritz at the Pavillion Royal Casino, a shift in casino access as three Biarritz casinos flourish during the autumn season. A Leavenworth report adds that about 500 hunting licenses have been issued since July 1, up 100 from last year, while Douglas county property transfers are being reassessed for tax rolls after March 1.
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Burritz
Biarritz
France
Leavenworth, Kas
Leavenworth County
Cheek
Douglas County
Sam Pickard Named to Federal Radio Board
Sam Pickard of Manhattan Kansas was appointed by President Coolidge as a member of the Federal Radio Commission to succeed Henry A Bellows who resigns November 1. Pickard had been director of radio for the Agriculture Department and headed KSAC at Kansas State Agricultural College. He was a KU student 1915 1916 and editor of a daily at Aurora Missouri before WWI service.
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Sam Pickard
Manhattan
Kan
Coolridge
Federal Radio Commission
Commission
Pickard
Henry A. Bellows
Bellows
Minneapolis
Cobridge
Congress
Senate
Am Pickard
Coolidge
Federal Radio Comjom
Ice
Department of Agriculture
Waashington
Owas
KSAC
Kansas State Agricultural College
Agricultul
Ture Jardine
University of Kansas
Aurora
Air Service
English Channel
France
C. C. Pickard
Kansas City
Kansas State Agricultural Colege
Nineteen Die As Interurban Crash Kills Many
A wreck in Indianapolis last night involving an automobile trailer carrying a Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets event and an interurban car left seventeen dead, with four more seriously hurt. The motor truck driver escaped, while five perished in the trailer’s crushed vestibule and several others died later.
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Indianapolis
Muncie
Yarry Stewart
C. J. Pauley
Stewart
Charles C. Patsel
Robert Parker
Mee Merriman
Opal Merriman
William M. Hodges
Rowland P. Hodges
von Webertilascock
Frank Merpafith
Mabel Medity
Robert
Dallas
Robert W. Dallas
Ethel Plerriman
I Fark J. Wolford
South Port
Ind
Charles Virgil Wheeler
Edge
Wood
Mary
Berling
Charles J. Keyer
Margret Pauley
M Pearl Weel Edgewood
Pauley
Girls' team to Memphis to represent four clubs of state
Four Kansas girls from Lone Elm form the state championship 4-E cattle judging and dairy demonstration team and depart for Memphis to compete in national contests. Heleg Hosier Belle Hedges and Agness Pearson led the team which won the Hutchinson state fair title, marking the first girls’ team to win the state championship.
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Columbus
Has
Kansas
Memphis
Tenn
Heleg Hosier
Belle Hedges
Agness Pearson
Lone Elm
Hutchinson
Sa Es
State Poultry Meeting to Convene in Lawrence
A state meeting of the American Poultry Association will be held in Lawrence on Thursday November 17 in connection with the Kaw Valley Poultry Improvement shows at the Armoury November 15 to 18. The gathering ends with a dinner in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Kansas national members, local dealers and breeders are invited. Winter poultry show plans are underway with Judge Love Jidgeselect to judge entries.
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American Poultry Association
A Nations
Lawrence
Kaw Valley Poultry Improvement Association
Armoury
Chamber of Commerce
National Organization
Kansas
Alef
Jidge
Swat Kings Accept K U Invitation To Dad s Day Dinner
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig will attend the University Dad's day dinner at the Memorial Union cafeteria in Lawrence this evening. They will speak briefly. The event starts at 6 o'clock and is expected to draw a record crowd with E W Howe as main speaker.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Memorial Union
Lawrence
John Outland
Kansas City
Dickey
The
Journal-Post
Lou
Babe
E.W. Howe
Potato Hill
Weekly Weather Forecast For Southern Rocky Mountain Region
Mostly fair weather with nearly normal temperatures across the southern Rocky Mountain region and plateau area. Elsewhere the Great Lakes upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys and northern central plains face unsettled showery conditions with temperatures mostly above normal. Kansas sees fair conditions tonight and Sunday with cooler spells and possible light frost in east/south, then rising temps in the northwest. Roads are all clear and Douglas County roads reported as good. Bible in sale records.
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Rocky Mountain and
Plateau
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Kansas
Bible In
Douglas County
County treasurer reports for Douglas county year ending 1926
A. E. Huddleston’s final annual report shows disbursements of 1,668,251.51 and 120,415.52 on hand as he turns over to J. Metsker. Total receipts of 1,788,667.08 include 249,190.96 on hand at start. Major payments cover school districts, city treasurers, state drafts, township funds, bonds, and taxes totaling 1,180,279.59 in 1926 taxes plus 73,318.00 auto fees and other items. Net bonded debt stands at 263,817.58 with road bonds 275,400.00 and road sinking 14,582.42. A complete copy will be printed in The Jo World.
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Douglas
A. E. Huddleston
Huddleston
J. ’. Metsker
Douglas County
Treasuries
Lawrence
Baldwin
Eudora
Kenon
Jo World
Salvation Army Tag Sale Spurs Broad Community Give
Campaign workers and Camp Fire Girls urged every reader to wear a Salvation Army tag for the home service appeal. The sale was brisk as tags were offered at any price, with a final report of tag returns due next Monday. Linden reports wide canvassing across the business district and good voluntary contributions from divisions, schools, institutions, professionals, and city offices, with more checks expected by mail to close the appeal.
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Salvatio | Army Home Service
Camp Fire
Salvation
Sles
Linden
Allho
McGrew Divorce Case Appeals to Kansas Supreme Court
Mrs McGrew appeals to the Kansas Supreme Court after Wyandotte County court denied an injunction against her divorced husband Joseph E McGrew. She seeks to stop remarriage while he has paid 3875 in allegedly overdue alimony. The couple, divorced four years ago, faced a temporary restraining order delaying any remarriage. McGrew is son of Henry McGrew, state representative and president of the Wyandotte County Savings and Loan Association.
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Wyindotte
Hetoin
Irs
Thvenix
Kane
Sa2 Supreme Court
Hustaine
Joseph 'E. McGrew
Sts
Wyandotte Equnty Court
McGrew
McCrew
Kansas Editors See Big Football Game
Kansas editors, guests of the University of Kansas and the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce, attended the football classic between the University of Kansas and the Kansas Aggie teams this afternoon. They were entertained at luncheon before heading to the stadium.
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I Kansas
University of Kansas
Lawrence Chamber of Gommerce
Kansas Aggie
Chamber of Commerce
Burned child improving after near-brash fire incident
Three year old Alimi Hubble, burned Thursday while playing near a briash fire, was reported by Dr W L Post as showing general improvement. Officials caution that further complications could alter the outlook as recovery continues.
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Alimi Hubble
W. Il. Post
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