Jayhawkers and Bears Share The Game at Memorial
Kansas and Washington battled 60 minutes on Memorial Stadium dry field. Final score 21 to 21 as both sides produced offensive sparks yet neither could secure a winner. Washington’s passing and Kansas’ rushing exchanges kept the score tied through a high tempo afternoon.
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Washington, Bears
Memorial Stadium
Washington
Jayhawks
Bob Higgins
Invaders
Indians Hit Oklahoma City U in Western League clash
The Haskell Indian football team met Oklahoma City University in Oklahoma City this afternoon. A large Oklahoma crowd, about 25,000, filled the stands amid warm conditions as the Indians trailed 7 to 0 after the first three quarters.
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Haskell
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahams
Heitay
Charles
Moore
Whith
Hains
Smith
Cra
Jto L. Brightman
Stands Collapse at College Football Game
At Mayo Island Park in Richmond Virginia a section of seats collapsed at the Virginia Military Institute versus Maryland game. More than 150 people were injured with several serious. Ambulances rushed the seriously hurt to hospitals and six were admitted.
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Mayo Island
Park
Richmond
Qety
Virginia Military Institute
Maryland
Yale 10 Army 6 in annual clash at New Haven
Yale outplayed Army to win the annual game 10 to 6 in New Haven. Yale scored on a short run in the first period, and a long Army pass set up a score in the second. A sensational drop by Bruce Caldwell capped Yale’s tally in the third period.
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Tigney
Washington
Nawkers
Schmier
E. Stick
Jayhawker
Bears
Ntorce Bickel
Ray Cave
Whittler
Kansas
Yer
Stond Wwashington
Bickel
Collins
Jayhawkers
Hamilton
Cooper
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Libman
Rantas
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Army
Aass
Bruce Caldwell
Yate
Cate
Aggies Beat Sooners in Manhattan Football Clash
The Kansas Aggie football team defeated the Oklahoma Sooners 34 to 20 in Manhattan today, delivering a competitive conference matchup.
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Kansas Aggie
Oklahoma Sooners
Manhattan
College football scores from a busy week across several teams
Final tallies show Army 6 over Foothat while Washington and Jefferson led 14 in a rout. Boston College 38 over West Virginia and Wesleyan shutout by 0. Western Reserve 37 beat Kenyon 0. Chicago 12 edged Pennsylvania 7. Pittsburgh 28 beat Carnegie Tech 7. Ohio Wesleyan tied Denison 0. Villanova 54 over Lehigh. Cornell 10 defeated Princeton 21. Brown 12 over Dartmouth 30. Maine 67 defeated Bates 0. New York University 60 over Rutgers 6. Colby 7 over Bowdoin 13.
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Army
Washington and Jefferson
Lafayette
Weekly Weather Forecast for Southern Rocky Region
Fair and normal to slightly above normal temperatures across the Southern Rocky, Mountain and plateau region and the lower Mississippi and Missouri valleys plus northern and central Great Plains. Most of the week sees above normal temperatures with a colder trend toward the end. Kansas forecast calls for fair weather and improving roads. Douglas County roads good overall. A German aviation expert predicts future aero trains with motorless gliders for passenger and freight use, releasing one glider at towns while the rest continue.
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Rocky
Mountain
Plateau
Missouri
Great Plains
Kansas
Douglas County
Eliders
Aeria
Guarded Train Takes Morrow to Mexico City
Dwight W. Morrow, new United States ambassador to Mexico, crossed the border at Laredo and rode in a special Mexican guard train to Mexico City. The train carried two soldiered coaches as escort, with Morrow accompanied by his wife, daughter Constance, and Arthur Bliss Lane, embassy secretary.
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Tex
Ott
Dwight W. Figrrow
United States
Mexico
Mexican Foreign Office
Morrow
Constance
Arthur Bliss Lane
Evening school registration to open at Lincoln High
Registration for an evening school will be held Tuesday at 1:30 PM in the Lincoln high school building. Officials aim for strong turnout to start the year’s schedule. Courses depend on demand. vocational subjects may be added if enrollment warrants it. Superintendent W W Curminian notes adult education serves a real community purpose and that courses will be free except for facility costs covered by state and federal aid.
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W. W.curminian
Everg
Lincoln
Nek
Coolidge Might Be Drafted by Republicans, Allen Says
Henry J. Allen, former Kansas governor, after a White House visit, predicted that President Coolidge would be drafted by Republicans next year unless he declares not to run. He said Coolidge could carry every Kansas county with a larger majority and named Dawes or Hoover as strong nominees, while opposing McNary Haugen farm relief as political overstatement. A Kansas city note added: average man meets mayor.
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Coolidge
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
White House
Fess
My. Coolidge
Alley
Honver
Dawes
Allen
Hall
Rome
Thompson mayoral temperament echoes Roosevelt's line
Roy O Gray of Fort Madison Iowa describes Chicago Mayor Thompson's demeanor as similar to Roosevelts, noting a firm hand shake and smiling, while observing a blunt, flat persona during a visit to the Herald and Examiner. Also included is a brief Atchison note on a student attempting suicide and a divorce filing by Mrs Anna Bramble.
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Chicago
America
Roy O Gray
Fort Madison
Lee County
Iowa
Thompson
Ida
Roosevelt
Grey
Herald and Examiner
Willis Statement Sparks Talk of Presidential Candidacy
Washington dispatch reports Senator Willis of Ohio released a broad statement on political issues after meeting President Coolidge. He avoided confirming a bid for the Republican nomination but argued that many Republicans could defeat the Tammany candidate. He urged bold action on the Mississippi Food problem, opposed the McNary Haugen bill, strict immigration limits, and enforcement of Prohibition, while endorsing debt reduction and warning against Tammany influence entering the White House.
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Coolidge
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White House
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Providence excommunication authority granted to bishop
A cable message from Cardinal Gasparri to Bishop Hickey grants the Providence diocese authority to excommunicate members cited in state courts. The action follows parish leaders led by Floriege J. Daignault of Woonsocket accusing the bishop of diverting parish funds to support personal high schools, unauthorized subscriptions, the Providence Visitor, and donations to the National Catholic Welfare Board.
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Hickey
Floriege J. Daignault
Woonsocket
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National Catholic Welfare Board
Slab Laying Near Twenty-third and Louisiana Streets
The county lays a concrete slab on west Twenty-third Street expected to reach the Twenty-third and Louisiana intersection by this afternoon. A temporary bridge will carry traffic during paving while the four mile section is completed. The first three fourths of the slab from Number 6 schoolhouse to Vermont Street should finish Monday if no delays occur.
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Friends greet Carroll at Penn Station homecoming
Earl Sangh, theatrical producer, arrived in New York from Atlanta to a large welcoming crowd at Pennsylvania Station. A score of actresses embraced him as he cried, repeatedly saying he was glad to be back. In Oklahoma City, Bill Feather and Johnny Rogers led a field of 91 pros and amateurs after the first round of the 72 hole event at Lakeside Golf and Country Club. In Wichita, 70 year old Jenn Isher was killed after a bicycle collided with a car, the incident reported as the car struck the bicycle rider.
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Pennsylvania Station
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Mehlhorn
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Oklahoma City
Bill, Feather
Johnny Rogers
iDenver
Lewiston Woman Jailed Over Unpaid School Tax
Lewiston Pa Oct 22 AP Mrs Lillian Reed of Amagh township is jailed in Mifflin County for refusing to pay a 1926 school tax of 9.25 plus 4.40 costs. Judge Bailey ordered confinement until the amount is paid. Reed previously spent two days in jail about two years ago for a similar refusal.
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Lillian Reed
Amagh Township
Miffling
Bailey
Secretaries Visit Lawrence During Kansas Commerce Event
Kansas secretaries en route to Columbus visit Lawrence as guests of the local chamber. About fifteen meet for a conference, twenty attend a luncheon where Chancellor Lindley speaks. Dr. Allen and Harold Ingham attend. They tour Has Kell Institute, K U, and see Memorial Stadium where the Ransas Washington game is viewed. An exhibit on state and chamber work is shown by D. D. Bailey. Named attendees include Shanholtzer, Elder, Frederick, Lenander, Roberts, Foster, Bailey, Blazier, Willotts, Diehmer, Jensen, Kent, and Scott.
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Haskell Institute
K. U
Memorial Stadium
Washington
State
Chamber ‘of Commerce
D. D. Bailey
State Chamber
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G. ©. Shanholtzer
Olathe
A. P. Elder
Ottawa
Bill Frederick
Bonner Springs
E. W. Lenander
Minneapolis
Clifford
Roberts
Don Foster
el- Tiss
D. PD
Aviatrix Grayson Fails Second Dawn Flight at Sea
Frances W Grayson hopes to be first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic in the amphibian Dawn. After a second false start off Old Orchard Maine the craft taxied from the water and began a return, reached Cape Elizabeth light, two miles beyond, with a bow under two feet and 1 mph, as Pilot Wilmer Stutz and Navigator Brice Goldsborough released 260 gallons to gain altitude back to shore.
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Maine
Frances W. Grayson
Atlantic Ocean
Copenhagen
Cape Elizabeth
Wilmer Stuttz
Brice Goldsborough
Courage Shown By Mississippi Flood Area Residents
Secretary Davis commends the spirit and courage of residents in the Mississippi valley area recovering from last spring’s floods. Davis surveys flood relief operations during a 300 mile swing through the Atchafalaya basin as discussions begin on using the Atchafalaya as a major spillway for Mississippi River flood waters from central Louisiana to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Atchafalaya
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Atchafalaya Basin
Queen Marie backs Carol to keep throne renunciation
In Bucharest Queen Marie expresses faith in her son the former Crown Prince Carol, saying he will not reclaim the throne and she hopes he will remain with Magda Lupescue. Reports that National Peasant party envoys urged him to abandon Lupescue are not believed at the royal palace.
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National Peasant Party
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Paris
Magda Lupescue
Roya Palace
Rotary club to entertain teachers at Plymouth Church
The annual Rotary club event will host teachers from Lawrence grade and high schools, the board of education and office staff as guests. Hovey Hanna serves as toastmaster with remarks from Chancellor K H Lindley and W C Simons. Cart and Verl Bratton and Miss Alice Moncrieff from the University school of fine arts will sing.
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W. C. Simons
Cart
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Alice Moncrieff
University School of Fine Ants
Tragic Death by Own Action on Rail Tracks
A report from Topeka dated October 22 describes a death by self harm involving a young man named A B Ken. The decedent reportedly tied his neck to a rail of a Union Pacific track and was struck by a fast Fosseneer train, resulting in fatal injuries. A note found near him expressed love for his mother and sought forgiveness for the act. Earlier, he had attempted to end his life by gas inhalation but failed.
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Ernick
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Thel Sun Money Company
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Regal
Opeka
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Union Pacific
Lawrence seeks co operation on city parking plan
Chief Will Johns and the Merchants Bureau urge Lawrence merchants to keep cars off Massachusetts street during business hours for a week to test the current parking ordinance. The effort aims to judge if the two hour parking rule alleviates congestion and whether the time limit should be shortened. Community cooperation is requested to assess the policy’s effectiveness.
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Four Morrocan dissidents capture General Steeg kin group
Four members of Theodore Steeg’s family, including Mrs Yves Steeg and a nephew, were reportedly kidnapped by Moroccan dissidents near Casablanca. Their hunting trip auto was found bullet riddled in Atlas foothills with two dogs dead. authorities hope the captives escaped alive and to avoid ransom.
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Editors Elect Head Richard Dean Of Kansas Inter Scholast Press
Richard Dean of the Manhattan Mentor was re elected president of the Kansas Inter Scholast Press Association at the annual high school newspaper conference at the University. Miss Eleaner Baptist of Kansas City high school was named president for other officers include Lela Haekhey of Wellington Rambler as vice president and Edward Cage of the Wichita Messenger as secretary treasurer. The meeting marks the ninth year editors have gathered at the University as guests of the journalism department.
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Manhattan
Kansas | Inter-Scholast Press' Association
Department of Journalism
Council of Journalism Teachers
Eleaner Baptist
Kansas City
Kan
Lela’ Haékhey
Wellington Grimson
Rambler
Edward ,Cage
Wichita Messenger
Conncil of Journalism Leachers
Katherine Werenthey
Aniguata
Dr Bradberry
WATTS GOES TO WICHITA TO MANAGE STORES
Franklin M. Watts travels to Wichita for the job as manager of the George Innes department store. Watts will supervise the Books for Lawrence division while S. Chewning takes charge. Chewning, a former William Jewell student, is deemed competent for the role.
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Wishita
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George Innes
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Lawrence, W
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