Aggies Aim For Victory Amid Stadium Rush
Kansas fans packed Sam Stadium where Kansas and Aggies clashed in a scored contest. Play-by-play details show early Aggie drives, Zuber and Burt advancing with several first downs, and a halftime ritual as Gov. Davis arrived to view Dad's Day.
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Peont
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Aeteilel Sic
Ind i Wag
Ae Sean
Toto Stake School
Tiv
K. U
Laker
Crimsor Glad Warrions
AL C
Totter Orth
Todaly
He Agricultural Ei
Wilson
Ackle
Elee
Ney Lay
Zuber
Aggies
Aggie
Zube
Burt
Smith
Kansa
Dowl
O Ekin
Davea
Doplen
Ind Ter
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Kansas Aggies Battle to Narrow Margin Over Iowa Topeka
Kansas University football fans crowd Topeka streets as the Aggies push late but fall short in a rough contest. Key plays involve Smith, Cochran, and Starr, with several injuries and substitutions shaping the game's momentum. Kansas penalties and long drives highlight the back and forth struggle.
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Mildykters
Hansas
Smith
Mildrexter
Milal Mat
Kingag
Zuber
Ards
Cochrin
Hing
Anoth
Doplen
Aggies
Fbr
Jon
Kurdus
Aggie
Ube
Briss
Evods
King
Avaders
Burt
K.U
Dayhoff
Wilson
Tihe Ageles
K. U
Takinks
Bart
Baker
Coch
Starr
Sk. U
Séien
Harold Bury
Kansas
Uxt
Rysall
Keefer
Kansafi
Zuber Ta Starr
Zufer
Mage
Kain
Milchester
Mildhester
Mneife
Haverley
Rutter
Reed
Cochran
Ling Aile i
Burtelurhed
Zuber Cughra Cilinson
Haverty
Advancine
Tama Brahd
Acdii
Weather outlook and regional forecasts in fragmented text
Vague weekly forecast notes for Washington and regional areas. Mentions upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with cloudiness and possible showers. States near normal temperatures most of week and cooler periods in northwest areas. Contains garbled dates and numbers, unclear source attribution.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas
Mino
Court dismisses state tax suit against railroads and utilities
A Santa Fe rail line and seventeen other railroads with three pipeline companies had the state suit to curb tax payments dismissed as premature since taxes were not yet paid by November 1. Filed under Governor Davis, the ruling clears the way for utilities to contest higher valuations in the state tax commissions and potential future suits.
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Abremé Court
Santa Fe
Sevlenteen
Inquiry Into Slush Fund Probed By Senate Committee
Senate committee inquiry centers on alleged fundraising for LaFollette campaign. Frank Walsh, counsel for Senator Lidleke, claims a Republican “slush fund” of up to Mira ander 10 million dollars is being raised by bankers, manufacturers, and party officials to boost the presidential bid. He cites letters and meetings in Philadelphia and Chicago as evidentiary leads to be presented to the panel.
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Senate
Frank
Walsh
Lidleke
Jehuish
Liz Pollethe
Eatie
Pennsylvania
Josephl Ri Gundy
Bristol
Ways and Means
Republican Nationall Cn Nmittee
Republican Organization
Firit
LaFollette
Manufacturers’ Club
Philadelphia
Walah
National Bankers’ Convertion
Chicago
E. T. Statesbury
Hankie Walsh
HaPhllette
Samuel
Untarmyer
New York
Frijecd
Mr. Untermver
John W
David
Newberry
Offer Withdrawn in Ford Coolidge Private Ownership Discussion
In Washington an Oct letter from Henry Ford to President Coolidge states withdrawal of an offer. Ford says Congress may restore property to private ownership and asks Coolidge to consider this withdrawal due to time delays and inability to wait for action.
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Henry Foy
Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
Coolidge Agreie
Ford
Congress
Washington
Court Upholds Habeas Denial for 44th Infantry Marines
Vollick 18 Bret St Louis reports the 4 States circuit court of appeals today upheld Judge Pallope's denial of habeas corpus for four Negro troopers of the 44th United States Infantry. They were sentenced to five years by a general court martial in December 1917 for taking part in a parade riot at Fort Sam Houston Texas on August 23 1917. The Rotary club announces the Camp Boys program with Lawrence youth receiving prizes and honorable mentions as guests at a Monday noon meeting.
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St. Louis
Qet
John C.pallope
United States
Leavenworth
Jin Denyi Rith
Veon Negre
44Th
United States Infantry
Fort ‘Sam Houston
Texas
Lawrence
Rotary
Rotary Club
Wiedemann
Hovey Hanna
Millikan Warns on War’s Escalating Destruction
Nobel laureate Dr. Robert A Millikan addressed the Los Angeles branch of the Army of the United States noting that military forces are growing in deadly efficiency. He echoed Churchill’s warning that civilization nears a personal crisis due to war’s advancing lethality.
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Los Ageles
Robert
A. Millikan
Los Angeles
Association “of the Army of the United
Millikan
Registration books to stay open late for general election
City hall records show registration desks will stay open until 10 p m for the November general election. Floyd Lawrence says many are registering and hundreds call about residency and voting rules. Students may declare residence or vote by absent ballot. new residents must register before books close.
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Floyd Lawrence
Remiter
Lawrence
Kansas
BE. C. Bussing
Bussing
Alsew
Independence Queen ballot results reported at Journal World
Meta Murphy leads with eleven votes for Queen of Lawrence while Jeanette Bowersack gains one. Ballot box opening at the Journal World office reveals the tally as organizers, C. Arthur Marks and Ed Klein, oversee the process. Ballot submission closes next Tuesday noon at the Journal World University Kansan locations.
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Meta Murphy
Kentucky Street
Jeanette Bowersack
Tenn. Street
Queen of
University
Kansan
World Today
Former Premier Baldwin Stands Unopposed in Worcestershire Vote
Former Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, Conservative leader, stood for the Bewdley division of Worcestershire and was among early candidates declared unopposed as parliamentary elections closed. Veterans like T P O'Connor, John H Whitley and Vernon Hartshorn also expected to return without opposition.
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Londoutober
Associated Press
Stanley Baldwin
Bewdley
Worcestershire
T.P. O'Connor
John H. Whitley
Vernon Hartshor
Alef
Curtis addresses big GOP rally at court house
More than 300 people crowded the courthouse to hear Senator Curtis speak on national Republican campaign issues and leading candidates. He praised four years of Republican governance, urged a straight Republican ticket, and critiqued La Follette and the independents. He noted federal budget cuts, tariff points, and reductions in government employment.
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Chanies Curtis
Senatee
Curtis
Kansas
la Follette
Senate
Prac
Fall
Bareredge
Bryan
Ferguson Wins Court Fight Over Ballot Name
In Austin on October 18 the Texas Supreme Court denied an injunction to strike Miriam A. Ferguson’s name from the gubernatorial ballot. The court held Ferguson qualified to hold office if elected and permitted her name to appear on the ballot.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas Supreme Court
Rp. Ferguson
Jevery
el Ct
Mass Drill Featured in Kansas Homecoming Plan
University of Kansas plans a mass drill and exhibition at the stadium on Friday and Saturday October 24 and 25 involving freshmen and sophomore gymnasium classes. An all student show will precede campus events with motion pictures for alumni and visitors.
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Universt of Kansas
Pera
Faour
Sonatine
Dental Films At High School Auditorium November 10
The State Dental Association oral hygiene committee will show two films at the high school auditorium on November 10. One film titled Tucker s Tooth appeals to children. the other Your Teeth is instructional for adults and children. A singing contest with a prize of 10 dollars for the best school display and 5 dollars for the second best will be held during the event.
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Lawrence
Asi
Oral Hygiene Committee
State Dental Association
High Schoo Auritorium
Tucker
Dental Committee
Millinery course night class announced at Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School announces a night class in millinery hosted by Mrs. W C Hartis with eight years of experience. Students should bring materials so classes can start immediately. The course will be offered during the second five weeks after a delayed start.
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Lawrence High Schol
M. CG. DeManzo
W. C. Hartis
Voter Duty Speech At Mass Meeting In Lawrence
The public is invited to a 2 40 pm mass meeting at the Bower sock theater to hear Prof Frederick H Guild head of University political science speak on Non Voting The Abdication of Democracy. Sponsored by the Lawrence Chamber Rotary Kiwanis and other civic groups.
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Frederick H. Guild
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Rotary and
Kiwanis Cinka
George J. Kiieghof, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Haskell
Haskell Institute
R. A. Musden
Plymouth Congregational Church
Guill
Thore
Guild
Richmond Police Seek Suspects After Attacks
Richmond Virginia October 17 two white children near Germantown school were accosted by two Negro men prompting police pursuit. The incident follows a recent string of assaults on white women and girls, with detectives and citizens working through the night to identify and capture those responsible. A separate arrest occurred when a man threatening the keeper of a Hebrew cemetery with a pistol was seized near a secure location and identified by the woman. Another suspect linked to the turnpike attack was arrested in Emporia after officers traced the description given by the victim.
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Peterburg-Richmond
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Richmond-Petersburg
Emporia
Plans for University club building on Ohio street lots
At the annual meeting the club outlined plans for a two story building with a basement to be erected on club owned lots at 1300 Black on Ohio Street. The building committee expects bids under 35000 with bids due November 3 at 10 am. New officers named J. S. Barrow as president A. J. Boynton as vice president George Stratton and O. L. N. Lewis as treasurers and O. F. Nelson and C. Stewart as board members.
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University Club
Black On
Ohio Street
Wiere
Chhosen
Barrow
A. J. Boynton
George Stratton
O. L. N. Lewis
O. F. Nelson
C. Stewart
Salvation Army quota near two thirds raised
Nearly two thirds of the quota for the local Salvation Army drive was reported at a precinct captains meeting at the Elks Club. Workers are pressing ahead though several precinct captains have not covered their territory, with plans to complete the campaign and collect remaining funds.
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Elks Club
Salvation Army
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