Jayhawks Hold Huskers To All Gets 11 Years Lone Touchdown
Memorial Stadium, Lincoln Oct 24 Nebraska Cornhuskers beat Kansas 7 0 in a hard fought game. Nebraska scored in the second period after a long drive and held Kansas without a reply as both teams battled under a hot sun and light north wind. A crowd of about 20 000 witnessed a defensive duel with standout play from both defenses and key passes, kicks, and line play throughout the contest.
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Ional Jamebraska
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Nebraska
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Army
New Haven
Conn
Robert
Dud) Parker
Yale
Ray Stecker
Parker
Capone Is Ordered to Pay 50,000 Fine and Costs
Al Capone was sentenced to 11 years for income tax evasion, with a 50,000 dollar fine and about 100,000 dollars in costs. Judge Wilkerson set maximum penalties on five counts, most terms running concurrently, and ordered Capone kept in Chicago pending appeal. Capone faced immediate tax liens on a Florida estate and bank deposits as deputies served the papers.
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Chicago
Scarface
al’ Capone
Capone
Leavenworth
Cook County
Jamies H. Wilkerson
U. S
Florida
Equitable Trust Company
Internal Revenue
BE. P. Henthorn
E. Q. Johnson
Kansas Nebraska clash ends in a hard fought loss
In a rugged Big Six matchup, Kansas leads Nebraska into the final minute with a string of drives and exchanges. Key plays include Bauer breaking loose, Schaake and Paul driving Nebraska on offense, and late passes from Smith to Schaake before Kilbourne sacked him. The game ends with a Nebraska defeat as time expires.
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Graf Zeppelin on Way Home Over Brazilian Island
Graf Zeppelin retraced its route near Fernando de Noronha island 123 miles from Brazil as it heads home. The report notes ten of the 17 coaches and assistants in the University of Iowa athletic department are Hawkeye graduates, highlighting ties to the university.
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Graf Zeppelin
Fernando Do Moronha Island
Fernambuho
University of Iowa Athletic Department
Hawkeye
Curtis Statement Out Late in November
Vice President Curtis said he would issue a statement late in November about his future plans. Reporters pressed him at a Ecumenical Methodist conference in Atlanta. He laughed off resigning to join the oil industry, denying any offer and dismissing rumors of leadership roles in oil.
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Avlanta
Curtis
Ecumenical Methodist Conference
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Tulsa
Okla
Winnie Ruth Judd Questions In Double Killing Case
Mrs Winnie Ruth Judd faced questioning in county jail over the deaths of Agnes LeRoi and Hedvig Samuelson. She provided no usable statements, saying her attorneys advise silence as detectives note a six day old left arm wound from a bullet. A requisition for extradition to Phoenix was prepared by Governor Hunt’s office for trial on the killings.
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Los Angeles
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes LeRoi
Hedvig Samuelson
Miss Samuelson
Phoenix
Triat
Agnes Anne le’ Roi
G. W. P. Hunt
Tucson
Roosevelt Praises Smith at New Bridge Opening
New York October 24 AP Former Governor Alfred E Smith praised by Franklin D Roosevelt during dedication of the George Washington bridge linking New York and New Jersey over the Hudson Roosevelt cited George Washington as a symbol of integrity intelligence and interdependence while noting Smith’s long service and honesty in public life. Also Laurel Maryland Clock Tower wins the Maryland handicap at Laurel Park with Pilates second and Mate third. Eudora business note: J W Smith moves to open a restaurant in the Schubert building around November 1.
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Alfred E. Smith
George Washington
New York Authority
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George Washington Bridge
New Jersey
Hudson River
New York State
Smith
Roosevelt
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Clock Tower
Laurel
M. L. Schwartz
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Pilates
Mate
Eudora
J. W. Smith
Bonner Springs
William Ziesen
Schubert
League council orders Japan to withdraw troops by November 16
At Geneva the League of Nations council votes 13 to 1 to demand Japan evacuate Manchuria's railway zone by November 16, with the Japanese representative the sole dissenter. Briand hails the process, while Japan signals possible withdrawal from the League if treaties are not honored.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Japan
China
Aristide Briand
Lord Cecil
M. Briand
Kenkichii Yoshizawa
League
Tokyo
League of Nations Council
Manchuria
Football finals scores from the era
Michigan State 6 over Georgetown 0. Army 6 over Yale 27 and Pennsylvania 27. Wisconsin 12 over Dartmouth 20. Lebanon Valley 6 over Maine 9. Bates 6 over Purdue 18. Carnegie Tech 6 over Purdue. Northwestern 10 over Ohio State 9. Navy 14 over Princeton 0. Harvard 35 over Texas 7. Penn State 0 over Syracuse 7. Brown 33 over Sheigh 0. Marquette 7 over Boston College 0. Connecticut Aggies 7 over Tufts 7. Columbia 19 over Williams 0. Fordham 46 over Drake 0. New York University 13 over Colgate 0. Tennessee 7 over North Carolina 0. Minnesota 34 over Iowa 0. Indiana 32 over Chicago 6. Michigan 35 over Illinois 1.
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Yale
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Wisconsin
Dartmouth
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Maine
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Ohio State
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Lawrence Carter Returns to Birth Town on Eve of 77th Birthday
Lawrence Carter the town's first child born on the Lawrence site visits his birthplace in Lawrence on the eve of his 77th birthday. He traveled from Denver with Henry McGee of Kansas City to reminisce about pioneer days, Quantrill raid memories, and his early life including Lot No. 36 on New Hampshire Street.
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Denver
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North Valley Street
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Kan
Carter
Journal-World
Jared Carter
Syracuse
N. Y
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Quantrill
Lawrence Tribune
Fold Eldridge House
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E. Bullene
Atchison
Colorado & iSouthern
Old Settlers
Hoover Laval talks steal the show in Washington
President Hoover and Premier Laval faced headlines as Senator Borah spoke at length on Versailles and the Polish corridor, while Laval warned reporters not to treat Borah’s remarks as polemics. Hoover anticipated goodwill but offered no final accord. a draft summary will be issued at Laval’s departure. The Congo lecture at the University of Kansas drew a large crowd, with Johnsons detailing gorilla life and African exploration and showing clear, engaging film footage from their two years in Africa.
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Hoover
Li |Val
White House
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
M. Laval
Premier Laval
France
Congo
University of Kansas
Martin Johnson
Johnson
Africa
America
California
Harvard 35 Texas 7 in Crimsons intersectional win
Harvard overwhelmed Texas 35 to 7 in Cambridge as Jack Crickard scored three touchdowns and Barry Wood set up two via passes. Texas struck in the third with Clewis 55 yards on a forward lateral play. Army player Sheridan hospitalized after Yale game. condition grave.
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Texas
Cambridge
Mass
Crimson
Jack Crickard
Barry Wood
Clewis
Navy
Princeton
Palmer Stadium
N. J
Tiger
Joe Tschir- Micke
Eddie Konrad
New Haven
Conn
Jack Denny
Richard B. Sheridan
Usta
Army
Yale
Walter H. Wells
Sheridan
Ralph Sasse
Pennsylvan ia 27 Wisconsin 13 at Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania defeated Wisconsin 27 to 13 before 5000 fans at Franklin Field Philadelphia. The Badgers scored none in the first half while Penn pulled away after trailing 27 to 0 with two quick second half touchdowns.
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Wisconsin
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
University of Wisconsin
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Six men charged in conspiracy to import counterfeit money
In El Paso on Oct 24 AP reports six men under arrest in three states face conspiracy charges to import possess and pass counterfeit U S currency Martey Silver 38 Denver Edwin E Cantwell 40 Wichita Kansas Hal E Woolsey and H E Fail Denver Kansas City Glenn Whittier and Pearl Moore also named Burglars at Levinson department store El Dorado Kansas last night opened the safe stealing about 800 in cash and jewelry valued at several hundred dollars Insurance partly covers the loss.
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Denver
Edwin E. Cantwell
Wichita
Kansas
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H. E. Fail
Yuma
Colorado
Glenn Whittier
Pearl Moore
Kansas City
Achigac
el Dorado
Levinson Department Store
Chicago Teachers May Get Pay Due Since April
Chicago officials move to provide $7,000,000 for teachers salaries covering two months. Banks agree to buy tax warrants to fund payrolls, after school board and city officials met with Continental-Wilners Trust and Savings First National Central Republic and other banks. A plan centers on selling warrants from city and school board holdings to meet payrolls despite tax collection uncertainties.
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Continental
Wilners Trust & Savings
First National
Central Republic
Chapman and Cutler
Board of Education
Lightning strikes multiply in same location at Kansas City
D. C. Jackson Jr. and R. W. Warner of the University of Kansas presented at the Southwest district meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. They discussed lightning behavior including repeated strikes in the same spot. George A. Mills of Dallas was elected district vice president and will chair the group, succeeding Prof. G. C. Shaad of the University of Kansas.
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API
D. C. Jackson, Jr
R. W. Warner
University of Kansas
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George A. Mills
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Texas
G. C. Shaad
Terry Engineered Try at Jail Break
The Douglas County jail break attempt was traced to Richard Terry a 30 year old ex convict held on highway robbery charges and wanted in nearby counties. Knight revealed Terry used wet sheets and a broom handle to fashion a rope and twist the padlock from the cell tier door leading to an unlocked passage to the cell block.
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Jack Dunkley
Richard Terry
Terry
Onie Knight
Melvin Howe
Oklahoma
Dunkley
Terry, Knight
Matt Hartman
Knight
Sheriff Dunkley
Sheriff
Shawnee County
Berniece Cummings
Joe Spaur
Jala
Lawrence
Spaur
M. W. Flliitt
Hird’s Corner
Plan full day program for Farm Bureau Women event
A full day's program for the annual Farm Bureau Women achievement day is set for Tuesday in the basement of the Methodist church at Tenth and Vermont. Miss Christie Hepler says the program includes addresses, music, reports and demonstrations starting at 10:30 AM, a basket dinner at noon, and music by the Farm Bureau Women's chorus directed by Byron C. Downmyer with group singing.
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Tenth
Vermont Streets
Christie Hepler
Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus
Byron C. Donmyer
Kansas Weather Forecast and Conditions Today
The Kansas forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with a slight cooling trend in the southwest and extreme northeast. Morning observations report clear skies with fog near Coffeyville and cloudiness at Arkansas City. Dirt and Douglas county roads are rated good. Temperature notes reference yesterday and today with no clear highs given.
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Douglas County
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