Kansas Defeats Aggies 7 To 0 In Close Contest
Kansas Jayhawks edge Texas A&M Aggies 7 to 0 at Manhattan on a late fourth quarter drive. Harald Hauser scored the touchdown on a winning pass from captain Lawrence with about one minute left. Edgar Schmidt added the extra point. The game featured a punting duel through the first half and a key 55 yard return eventually waved off on a fumble, with both teams threatening into the final period.
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Hauser Forj
Manhattan
Bill Hargiss
Jaywawhs
Ahearn
University
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Edgar Schmidt
Alex Nigro
Aggie
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Platt
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Hauser
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Lyman
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Don Cooper
Lrgies
Inkine
Giass. Platt
Thranz
Lawrence in Lead Birch and Rising Final Score
Lawrence defeats Northeast 28 to 0 at Memorial Stadium with Birch and Riling scoring. First quarter saw Birch plunge for a touchdown after a Red and Black drive. second quarter featured Riling scoring and M Birch adding the extra point. The game featured strong Lawrence backfield work, penalties, and a dominant defense in the second half.
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Memorial Stadium
Missourians
H. Birch
Riling
M. Birch
Birch
Plun
Schaake
Lawrence
Northeast
Lohman
Schaake - Bid Riling
M Peer
University of Man
Britain’s drink bill cut by almost half since 1920
At a Band of Hope conference in Northampton England, Angus Watson, president of the United Kingdom Band of Hope Union, said Britain’s drink bill fell from £326,000,000 in 1920 to £300,000,000 in 1927, with £137,000,000 in 1927 from inland revenue taxes. The group urged one million more abstinence pledges as the Sterling city commission opens an office of matron of public dances to supervise conduct at all dances.
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Northampton
Enc
Britain
Angus Watson
United Kingdom
Band of Hope
Union
the National
Watson
Inland Revenue
Sterling
City -Commission
Will
Ottawa Highway 73-W Celebration Delayed to November 20
Kansas and neighboring state officials were to attend a national meeting in Chicago the week of November 12. The completion celebration for Highway 73-W, the first cross state hard surfaced road, has been postponed from November 15 to November 20. The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Good Roads Committee announced the change alongside the event sponsorship.
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Ottawa
Kan
Kansas
Chicago
Good Roads Committee
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State Defeats Michigan 19 to 7 at Columbus
Ohio State and Michigan clashed at Ohio Stadium on October 20 with the Buckeyes securing a 19 to 7 victory. OSU outgained and outfirst-downed Michigan, marking a return to form after lean years and ending a long drought since 1921. The game featured strong Buckeye play and a decisive lead in total first downs.
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Michigan
Ohio Stadium
Columbus
Ohio
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Abbi PA Unees
Town State
Missouri
Memorial Stadium
Columbia
Town State College
Missouri Tigers
KU DIRECTORY IS OUT AT UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
The first copies of the University of Kansas directory were completed this afternoon by the Journal World press and will be distributed at the school next week. It contains a complete directory of students, faculty, officers and employees, plus a classified directory of Lawrence merchants. W Foster edited the book, published through cooperation of Lawrence merchants with the Men’s Student Council, the Women’s Self Government Association and the University. The report is satisfactory.
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University of Kansas
Journal- World Press
Lawrence
N W. Foster
Women’s Self Government Association
University
M E Churches in Conference Pay Off Indebtedness
Southwest Kansas conference of the Methodist Episcopal church reports paying off 150000 in debt and spending 129000 on construction and improvements in the last year. Epworth hospital in Liberal authorized to solicit funds to cover its 40000 debt. extra session anticipated after Sunday appointments.
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Dodge City
Kans
Southwest Kansas
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth Hospital
Liberal
Near agreement on reparations seen in Paris talks
Paris reports say discussions among J P Morgan Premier Potheare S Parker Gilbert Winston Churchill have moved toward a settlement of German reparations. An audenth will sound out Italy Belgium Japan and Germany with Berlin as a December meeting site. Experts may be chosen like the Dawes plan and American participation hinted.
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J. P. Morgan
Potheare
S. Parker Gilbert, Jr
Winston Ghurchill
Italy
Belgium
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Germany
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Geneva
Morgan
France
England
Committee of Experts
Stocks In Slump Amid Wild Market Thrusts
New York trading opened unsettled as the stock market retreated after a week of sharp advances led by high priced issues. Mellons and major industrials drove activity as pools backed gains while brokers’ loans rose to a fresh high, causing ticker delays and widespread confusion during the brief two hour session.
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Bankers Agar Credit
Federal Reserve Report
A & Year
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Telegraphic bid to reach Mars by radio from Britain
London reports J Mansfield Robinson plans another attempt to contact Mars by radio on Wednesday. The British Post Office radio service will accept messages at 36 cents per word but will not guarantee delivery. Broadcast from Rugby on 18,500 meter wavelength. Saint Albans will listen on 30,000 meters.
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Amail
J. Mansfield Robinson
Mars
British Post
Rugby
Saint Albans
Annual Boy Scout Father and Son Banquet in Lawrence
Nearly 300 attended the third annual banquet at First Methodist Church as Lloyd Houston, toastmaster, outlined Scout goals. Earl Behrend introduced the new Lawrence district Scout executive while recipients received scalp awards for achievements at Camp Theodora Naish. Growth noted in local troops and merit badges, with funds raised from Kiwanis, Rotary, Elks, Odd Fellows, Masons and several churches.
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Houston
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Theodora Naish
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Tustin
Albert Jones
Mike Pennock
Ralph Hawley
Max Kennedy
Robert Ardrey
Donald Metzler
Dean Webb
Horace Mason
Louis Kuhn
George Stapleton
Loring Dalton
Walton Ingham
Robert Stephenson
Robert Ferris
Fathhadors
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Paul Beck
Robert Lanchard
Wilford McClain
Robert J : Ane
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Her Cry of Police Brings 112 Officers to Armory
Chicago, Oct. 20 AP. Marie Santoro yelled police to stop a flirtatious man. Her cry mobilized 112 officers racing from detective headquarters toward the armory where Gov. Alfred E. Smith would speak. Lloyd Hatchen was arrested. The event shows rapid police response to a dramatic alert.
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Moran
Mack
Marie Santoro
Marie
Lloyd Hatchen
Miss Santore
Navy Stragglers Arrested in Baldwin County
Stragglers from a battleship were arrested in Baldwin last night by Sheriff Ray Corn on charges of being stragglers for the United States navy. The men, including Daly, Lucas, Baldwin, and J. I. rd ng, were jailed in Douglas County and to be turned over to navy officials in Kansas City, Missouri Monday. They said they left their ship in Galveston Texas. A straggler is described as one who has not been absent from his ship long enough to be a deserter.
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Daly’ Lucas
Nlcepety
Ray Corn
United States Navy
Douglas County
Will
Navy
Kansas City
Galveston
Texas
British journalist speakers headline Kansas high school editors
Peter B M Roberts of the Edinburgh Scotsman spoke at the University of Kansas closing sessions of the tenth annual conference for high school newspaper editors and sponsors. Prof Ralph Crosman and others addressed the audience on journalism and school life as about 300 students from 74 schools attended.
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Edinburgh Scotsman
Roberts
America
Carnegie Endowment
England
United States
Ralph Crosman
Department of Journalism
University At Colorado
Thich
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Cresman
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Missouri
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Concord’a
Esther ‘Smiley
Manhattan
Eleanor Baptist
Kansas City
Kan
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Crosman
Jayhawker-Kansas Aggies
Hazel Pullman
Garnett
Kansas Council of Teachers of Journalism
Gas attack drives Bassett Cafe workers to flee
Workers at the Bassett Cafe in the 700 block of Massachusetts Street were exposed to sulfur dioxide when a pipe in an electric refrigerator broke yesterday afternoon. The cafe was evacuated as nearby pedestrians felt the fumes. Bunny Bassett, a proprietor, said there were no customers inside at the time.
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Massachusetts Street
Bunny” Bassett
Fire damages home on Massa chusetts street
Fire of undetermined origin heavily damaged the residence of Zeno Rogers at 1525 Massachusetts street last night. Firemen arrived as flames shot from the roof and, with spectators and police help, removed most of the furniture to save contents. A large crowd clogged the street as fire trucks battled the blaze and traffic congestion formed.
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Rogers
Massachusetts
Zeno Rogers
Massachusetta Street
Uncertain Course For Graf Zeppelin Inland Trip
Captain Ernst A. Lehmann of the Graf Zeppelin said the inland leg from Lakehurst cannot name cities in advance due to weather. Takeoff depends on Lakehurst conditions and may shift from Wednesday to Thursday. once airborne, course follows prevailing weather with Eckener and the captain expressing regret at not replying to worldwide congratulations.
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Ernst A. Lehmann
Graf Zeppelin
Lakehurst
Lehmann
Dis- Cos
Hugo Eckener
Lnto
la. Eckener
Surprise Reed Celebrates 57th Birthday in El Dorado
Clyde M. Reed, Republican nominee for governor, marked his 57th birthday with a surprise party hosted by the Butter county central committee at a El Dorado hotel. He received two carved likenesses of the party emblem and plans a Greenwood county motor tour ending in Burlington Coffey county tonight.
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Kans
Clyde M. Reed
Butter County
Smith Stops in Indiana in Governor Smith Air
Thousands of Lafayette residents greet Democratic candidate Al Smith as his train halts for five minutes at 15 oclock. Smith steps onto a truck hauled into the street and waves brown derby while Mrs. Smith greets from the platform amid cheers. Ralph B. Blake Dies at 28 in Wichita after a 1926 University of Kansas law school graduation and subsequent practice with Blake Blake and Blake. pneumonia ends his life.
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Ind
al Smith
Ralph B. Blake
Wichita
Law School
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Portes Gil to take oath in Mexico City stadium
Emilio Portes Gil will take the oath of provisional president before congress in the national stadium on November 30. The decision to hold the oath there rather than the chamber aims to accommodate more spectators, following a precedent set by Calles four years ago.
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Emilio. Portes Gil
Mexico
Congress
National Stadium
Calles
Wgen EO American Legion Auxiliary
Peli
Banks Merge Arrangements Honor Oldest Local Banks
Arrangements were made to merge Watkins National Bank and Lawrence National Bank in Douglas County. Effective October 22, all business will be conducted in the name of the Lawrence National Bank at the corner of Severti h and Massachusetts streets. Officials stated the merger will strengthen services and efficiency for customers.
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Watkins National Bank
Lawrence National Bank
Mooney
Lawrence, National Bank
Lawrence National Tank
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Charis G. Tucker
Watkins ‘National Bank
Lawrence National
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Lawrence Naional Bank
Douglas County
Borah Takes Rest During Hoover Campaign Swing
Idaho Senator William B. Borah, after five speeches in four southern states in support of Hoover, began a two day rest in Louisville. He criticized Governor Smith on tariffs last night, planned to depart for Memphis, and was invited to an automobile ride and perhaps horseback riding by friends.
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Herbert Hoover
William B. Borah
Idaho
Smith
Memphis
Tenn
Indu Ge
Piqua Telephone Exchange Seeks Rate Increase
Patrons sign a 93 percent petition backing a higher rate schedule for the Piqua telephone exchange in Woodson county Kansas. The request raises residence lines from 1.15 to 2.50 dollars monthly and business lines from 1.50 to 2.50. The Kansas Public Service Commission hears the case amid debate on needed maintenance funding.
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Kansas Public Service Commission
Piqua Telephone Exchange
Woodson County
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