Jayhawkers Edge Tulsa 8-0 in Tight Conference Clash
Kansas Jayhawks defeated Tulsa at Skelly Stadium 8 to 0 after an early third-quarter drive capped by Dennis’s two-yard plunge. Tulsa’s persistent punting and stout defense kept the Hurricane within reach as Greene and Dumm traded kicks and field position.
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Clarke
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Kansas Hosts Tulsa In Turbulent Big Nine Clash
Kansas and Tulsa battled a rain slick field as Greene and Nesmith led a scoring drive for Kansas. The Jayhawks opened with a 6-0 lead before Tulsa rallied, trading possessions and penalties. Kansas used a late third quarter sequence to stretch the margin, then held Tulsa at bay to secure the win.
Carnegie Tech Triumphs 7-4 Over Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech defeated Notre Dame 7 to 4 after Bevevine scored on a 10 yard run to the Rambler end zone with Stewart adding the extra point. Michigan beat Ohio State 13-0 before a record 93,508 at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor.
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Carnegie
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Eis
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Ohio State
Michigan Stadium
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Kansas vs Tulsa gridiron muddle ends in late turnover
In a tense second half Kansas and Tulsa exchange drives with Greene and Manning directing series and punt exchanges. Tulsa pulls ahead late as Kansas pressure yields incomplete passes and penalties, ending with Kansas ball on their 57 yard line as time runs out.
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Watkins
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Hall
Volek
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Royle
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Ford
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O'Neil
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Manx
Jackie Clarke
Lin
Pinskett
Hatford Fur
Oxen
Nell Aenin
Fares
Oan
Lonk
Hallan Pee Santos
Ae Fed ‘Aa
Recognition of Soviet Russia Seen Closer to Roosevelt
Washington reports indicate a speedy move toward Soviet recognition after President Roosevelt’s letter to Kalinin and public hints that Litvinoff would travel to Washington. Trade officials foresee a possible $100 million boom if talks resolve earlier obstacles amid Capitol Hill opposition from labor groups. Moscow hails the accord as a boon for peace and trade. Litvinoff may depart within days.
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Central Executive Committee
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Congress
American Federation of Labor
American Legion
Senate
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Commerce Department
Mikhail Kalinin
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Friends of Peace
Foreign Office
Raids at Indiana police station prompt gun haul report
A chaotic raid at a police station in Indiana ends with gunmen fleeing after seizing a machine gun rifle and several rounds. Deputy Sheriff Robert Killett identified suspects resembling escaped convict Charles Mackley and Copeland, both previously paroled from prison.
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Bae
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Cay
Auburn
Robert Killett
Charles Mackley
Copeland
Acton Moves to Ban 3.2 Beer Near Schools
Acton city commission adopts ordinance prohibiting sale or barter of 3.2 beer or other fermented beverages within 400 feet of public school buildings. Violations carry a $100 fine or 30 days in jail. The measure, effective 10 days after passage, aligns with a summer school board resolution. Nearby outlets in Cordley area may be affected.
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Nebraska Wins 9 0 Over Kansas State in Narrow Victory
Nebraska Cornhuskers edge Kansas State 9 0 as Hubert Boswell returns 59 yards setting up George Sauer’s 1 yard TD. Sauer adds a field goal late. Minnesota tops Pittsburgh 7 3 as Weinstock kicks field goal. Army defeats Illinois 6 0 on a first period TD. Princeton defeats Columbia 20 0 behind Garry LeVan’s runs. Brown, Navy, Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, Cornell also noted with scores.
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Toch
Hubert Boswell
George Sauer
Sauer
Goa
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Karzas State
Bese I
Dougall Russell
Kansas
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Fiel
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
Gophers
Weinstock
P Pitt
Shortage in Kansas finances warned by state auditor
Topeka Oct 21 AP Will Z French state Auditor estimated the year end shortfall at about 1 760 000 with additional no fund warrants and tax delinquencies. He blamed years of levies politics and county tax collection problems for a looming fiscal strain through 1934, warning bond interest may be payable only in October and not before.
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Z. French
Ing Pee
Tates
Kansas
Ansgs
West Missouri bishop to speak at Lawrence church service
The Rt Rev Robert Epancer, bishop of West Missouri, will speak at Trinity Church Lawrence during Sunday services at 8 o clock and 11 o clock. A 3 PM program features choral music and a vestry gathering, with later events at 3 45 and 5 00 PM.
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Missouri
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Lawrence
Orelock
Fragmented OCR note on religion and intellect
A mangled OCR fragment mentions religion and a Mayo bay reference with an Oct 21 date and an AP tag. The text includes garbled phrases about a group of intellectuals and a tendency of the time, with incomplete quotes and missing context.
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Glevlandy
Uarecteratng
Tore
Farmers to Meet State Convention in Lawrence
Farmers of Kansas convene in Lawrence for the annual state Farmers Union meeting Tuesday through Friday at the Chamber of Commerce and Orpheum theater. About 1,500 expected. National president John A Simpson to speak. Gov Alf Landon and others to address. Sessions include city tour, officer elections, and committee reports.
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Orpheum Theater
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Maus John Neipal Simpaon
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Cal
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Timkin
Ralph, Snyder
Ee Commission
L. E. W Webb
Cooperate Cooperative Grain “Desters Suede
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John A. Simpson
Alf
Degree to Roosevelt Honors President in Maryland Visit
Chestertown Maryland October 21 AP President Roosevelt received an honorary degree of laws from Washington College. He spoke on cooperation and long term goals, noting recovery depends on unity and avoiding dictatorship. He warned progress requires patience beyond a few months. The event occurred as Roosevelt arrived by yacht at the estate of Hiram from Gore, near the governor Albert C. Ritchie residence.
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Roo Aert
Colonia
Washington
Caeminnxton
Montha
Hiram Ernor Albert C. Ritchie
Gore
Awards Given At Douglas County 4H Banquet
More than 200 4 H club members attended the annual banquet hosted by Douglas County Bankers. Leaders Miss Gitte Hep ler and the Jayhawk chapter of Future Farmers of America were present. The event highlighted 4 H club work with farm bureau cooperation and extension division of Kansas State College. 256 4 H club members are active in Douglas County this year.
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Tervelle
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