Oklahoma Defeats Kansas 14 0 in Football Clash
Oklahoma shuts out Kansas 14 to 0 as Merrell and Crowder headline a gritty game. Key plays include Divens, Shirk, and Divers trading passes and runs, with tackles and a late safety shaping the second quarter. Continuous action from the Sooners and Jayhawks reflects a tight conference contest.
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Roosevelt Train Discussion Silent on NRA Amendment Idea
On the presidential train en route to New York officials refuse to discuss a Worcester Telegram quote attributed to James Roosevelt saying his father would seek a constitutional amendment to make NRA principles law. A review of Roosevelt speeches shows no hint of such legislation or amendment.
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Michigan State 18 Missour i homecoming rout boosts mark
East Lansing Mich Oct 1 Michigan State Spartans crushed Missouri 18 0 at home on 15 000 fans Seho grabbed a five yard pass to Letarhardt for the first score Brandstatter and Sebo added a late touchdown as State capitalized on Missouri fumbles to seize the lead early and coast to the victory with solid defense and key plays throughout the game
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Football finals and scores across teams in a late- season round
Summary of various college and university football results with multiple scorelines. Penn defeated Princeton 7 to 0 while Purdue beat Chienrn 25 to 7. Boston topped Washington 6 to 0 and Dartmouth routed Brown 34 to 0. Northwestern edged Ohio State 14 to 13 and Army shut out Harvard 32 to 0. Fordham beat Waynesburg and Syracuse 7 0. Manhattan beat Virginia M I 9 to 7 with Tulane 28 defeating Notre Dame 27.
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Disciples of Christ Asked to Consider Union With Baptists
Kansas City October 17 Disciples of Christ invited to consider unity with the Northern Baptist church this afternoon as they closed their week long International convention. Dr W A Elliott Ottawa Kan vice president of the Baptist convention urged not marriage but unite in courtship. Moscow October 17 The Soviet government said it knew nothing about the Norwegian steamer Bjoernoey shipment of ammunition reported to be bound for the Spanish government from a Russian Baltic port.
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Landon and Knox Confer in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on October 17 Gov Alf Landon and Cal Frank Knox met outside the state capital to discuss campaign strategy for the final two weeks of their anti new deal drive. They planned speeches from Los Angeles to New York, with a Madison Square Garden appearance and a potential three addresses on constitutional civil service and broken promises. They also noted a campaign swing across the coast then inland before returning to Topeka.
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Madrid Battles Rage as Fascists Renew Offensives
Reports from Madrid describe three major fascist offensives along northern routes and against Madrid itself. Across the capital region battering columns push from the mountainous west and northeast as forces target Torrela-Runa Guadala jara and Nav Burgos while proclaiming readiness for a decisive assault. Separate items note a Cairo train collision killing 12 during Mustapha Nahas Pasha’s return from London and Dr. Edward B. Gossett’s death in Kansas City after a career at Ottawa, Kansas.
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Landon Bid Aims at San Francisco Visit for Northern California
Republican leaders in northern California press for Governor Landon to visit San Francisco to boost the campaign. A telegram from I M Peckwan urges a San Francisco stop, with similar messages from state and women’s federation leaders. Landon’s current plan has him returning east after a Los Angeles appearance next Tuesday night.
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Fires Cut Off Yosemite Valley In Massive Inferno
A vast wildfire ravaged parts of Northern California closing roads and severing Yosemite Valley from the rest of the state. About 2500 fire fighters including WEA workers and volunteers battled the flames as a ten mile wall of fire menaced communities from Wehind to Lol peagernty cline, threatening the heart of the region. Authorities hoped incoming rain would help quell the blaze as crews contained scattered hot spots across Placer county and surrounding areas.
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Pleasant week forecast for Kansas by meteorologist Robby
Topeka reports a pleasant weekend with rising temperatures and clear skies. The federal meteorologist A D Robby predicted next week would start mild and dry with a shower period later. Daytime highs around 74 in Wichita and nighttime lows near 42 were noted.
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Paris Air Raid Drills Trigger Court Appearance
In Paris an air raid drill prompted 455 people to appear in court to answer charges of refusing to participate. The test alarm rang at 9 20 pm and sirens declared the mock enemy sighting minutes later. Many young Parisians joked about the spectacle while older residents recalled real German raids during the war.
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Labor Council Retains Nonpartisan Stance on Candidates
The American Federation of Labor executive council reviewed labor planks of the Democratic and Republican parties but kept a nonpartisan policy, urging members to stand by friends and elect them without endorsing any party or candidate. The report quotes President Roosevelt and Governor Landon in evaluating the platforms.
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Stock Market Index Report From Yesterday
A brief market note shows the average of 60 stocks at 71.7 with a quoted figure from yesterday. The report mentions Chevrolet scans and a Winter period, indicating a brief snapshot of stock performance and related observations.
Citizens Rally Against School Smear Campaign in Kansas
Over 900 Douglas county residents gathered at a district court meeting to condemn nationwide attacks on Kansas public schools. The event, led by Rev. Robert A. Hunt, urged a full truth about school closures due to pupil shortages and financial strains, and called on State Superintendent Markham to publicize all facts.
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Mae West Barely Escapes Robbery By Minutes
Hollywood October 17 Mae West narrowly escaped a burglary as two unmasked youths concealed themselves near her apartment building. Eight residents, including her bodyguard and wife, reported fear of shootings if West and accompanying guards arrived during the robbery. The bandits fled with an estimated 350 dollars in valuables. West, known for jewelry and fashion, arrived home shortly after the escape and laughed at the incident.
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Kansas teachers discuss school registration plan at Liberty Morяд
A representative group met at Liberty Memorial School this morning to discuss registration for Kansas schools. The session was called by the Kansas State Teachers Association and featured a program of legislative recommendations from the Congress of Parents and Teachers. Attendees included League of Women Voters and local educators who generally supported the proposals. political candidates were invited to observe.
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West Campaign Looks to Jayhawk Theater Rally
Republican leaders weigh moving Monday West campaign meeting to Jayhawk Theater to seat more supporters. Will West gubernatorial candidate and several state and county candidates will attend, with Mrs. Will C. West and Mrs. Chester Davis among planned speakers. Further meetings listed in October at various towns.
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Relief doubts hit Hopkins figures at GOP rally
Urbana Oct 17 former Governor Henry J Allen charged that only 40 cents of each relief dollar reaches the recipient. He accused Administrator Hopkins of withholding full relief statistics, eroding public trust. The Santa Fe official Carleton J Birchfield, 528, advertising chief, died here yesterday after long service with the railroad.
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Santa Fe
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Urbana
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Kansas
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Chicago
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Journalists End Two Day Session At KU
Approximately 30 Kansas high school newspaper students and teachers of journalism concluded their joint conference at the University of Kansas. The two day session, annual under the KU journalism department, drew record attendance.
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Weather Forecast for Kansas City Area
Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures. Morning conditions clear and roads reported good. Temperature readings include a high around 62 and a low near freezing at Johns Coal Co. with advance rates listed.
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