Nebraska Huskers Triumph In Low-Scoring Clash With Kansas
Nebraska and Kansas exchange drives in a tense game with a first quarter score by Nebraska. The Cornhuskers pull ahead late as Rhodes and Hodges connect on key plays though Kansas keeps it close, final score 14 to 7.
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Voters register record crowds amid election push in Coffeyville and across states
Coffeyville Kansas records the largest registration in its history with 7 81 voters, up 1 070 from the primary, as Arkansas City Ottawa and Parsons report high eligible voter totals. Nebraska and Kansas teams clash in a football showcase while Senator La Follette presses Mellon and Blair over tax disclosure and public access to income data. Washington reporters await government guidance on publishing tax payments as the Justice Department stays silent until Monday.
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Aggie Scores Lead Missouri Kansas Gridiron Tilt
Oct 25 reports from Columbia Missouri Kansas Aggies opened scoring with a touchdown early in the second quarter of the Missouri Kansas game. Other regional scores include Creighton 7 Haskell 0 and Notre Dame 12 Princeton Dartmouth 6 Harvard 0 Ohio State 3 Chicago 3. A stolen Ford touring car recovered by city officers near Vermont Street.
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Weather outlook for Washington week ends with mild temperatures
A cryptic weather note from Washington forecasts a generally mild week with temperatures near or slightly above normal toward the end of the period. The report hints at shifting conditions but the specifics are unclear due to OCR garble.
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Wu Pei Fu launches heavy attack on Shankaikwan front
WU PEI FU renews fight at Peking despite defections. He aims to turn the right flank of General Chang Teo Lin's forces at Shankaikwan with a morning assault. Wu's troops, emboldened by news from Peking, appear eager for a quick decision as Chang Teo Lin shifts to offense.
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Two Hurt In Bus Crash West Of Topeka
Charles Honeycutt of Topeka suffered brain concussion and spinal shock while Sophia Shurley of Eudora sustained a cut above the eye when a Kansas City Topeka bus veered into a ditch west of Topeka. Only these two passengers were hurt as the bus wheel came off. The accident left the bus damaged.
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Stolen Apples Spur Clues in Williamstown Thief Case
A wagonload of Grimes Golden apples was stolen from C. F. Thompson in Williamstown last Wednesday night. Some apples were sets with concealed notes intended to identify the seller, Thompson reports to the Journal urging readers to report purchase sources.
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Lawrence Boards Appointed for Election Day Ballots
Lawrence city commissioners appointed men and women to conduct and count votes for the upcoming election. The special board will handle mail ballots at the courthouse on November 4, with nine precinct receiving boards and an absentee board, based on county party committee recommendations.
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Northeastern High School league reorganized for year
The Northeastern High School basketball league reorganized this morning at the high school building. Member schools include Topeka Leavenworth Olathe Atchison Kansas City Kansas Rosedale and Lawrence. Norman Reist was elected president B I Stevens secretary Plans for schedules were assigned to C A Speer and A J McDonald. The league will be guests of the K U athletic association at the Kansas Nebraska game this afternoon. Strikes end in Pittston with over 1000 returning to work Monday after union-led grievance talks.
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Spirit Ane For Battle Today At KU Nebraska Game
Swarms of motorists flock to Lawrence for the KU Nebraska homecoming game. Nebraska fans arrive by special train, cars parade in KU colors, and Massachusetts Street blooms with banners as crowds seek memories of a record turnout. The Nebraska train reaches Lawrence early morning, with resturants crowded and highways clogged as fans from Kansas City and Lincoln converge for the Homecoming clash. The Nebraska special departs for Lincoln at 11:30 tonight.
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Secretary Wallace Dies After Operation At Naval Hospital
Washington October 25 Secretary Wallace of the agriculture department died today at the Naval hospital from toxemia following an operation four weeks earlier to relieve sciatica. He passed away at 4 p.m. with Mrs. Wallace and their daughter Miss Ruth at his bedside after being unconscious since early morning.
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Made Merry in Gym at University Old Timers Night
About 500 alumni gathered in Robinson gymnasium with R. S. Knapten in charge. The program opened with old time songs led by Prof. W. B. Downing and included a men's glee club quartet. Bert Kennedy spoke for the Old K men and Chancellor Lindley welcomed guests. A brief Kansas staff update and a bonfire rally near the Administration building closed the event. The University funded music for the gathering and rally.
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U S Tax Surprises Paris Press Prominence
Paris dispatch reports surprise at vast American tax payments by Ford, Rockefellers and Mellon. Mentioned sums spark humor in French papers as they note high incomes and wide taxes. Coolidge referenced as poorer than Douglas Fairbanks while papers comment America earns much yet taxes are appalling.
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Hutchinson rally backs Republican slate at county meeting
W Y Morgan editor of the Hutchinson News urged Republicans to back Paulen and unite to prevent White from splitting the vote. He warned Davis could win if White diverts support and recalled Kansas University ties and state issues. About 75 people attended the Hutchinson rally at the courthouse chaired by Harry Wagner as others spoke on taxes, paroles, and banking reforms.
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Motorcycle Rider Injured After Collision at Massachusetts and Fourteenth
Morning accident left Frank Fencetamaker slightly hurt when his motorcycle struck a Ford car at the Massachusetts Fourteenth street corner. He was taken home to 1sikee tucky street. C. E. Trefthen, driving the car, was turning west and escaped injury. the motorcycle was badly bent.
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Registrations Reach New High In Lawrence City
Lawrence city clerk Floyd Lawrence announced 9 051 citizens are registered to vote for the upcoming general election on November 4. Of these 1 647 registered since the spring primary. The registration is the largest in the city's history and includes those who have changed residences or moved away since the last election.
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Forged Letter Claimed in Soviet Protest to London
London dispatch reports Christian Rakov, Soviet charge d affaires, denouncing a letter attributed to M Zinovieff as an obvious forgery. Rakov protested to the Foreign Office that officials should have flagged the document before publication and criticized the lack of prior notice in the protest against alleged Russian propaganda in Great Britain.
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Playhouse Fire Damages Home During Halloween Party
Fire crews were summoned to E. S. Searles at 102% New Jersey Street yesterday afternoon at 4 51 to extinguish a blaze in a yard playhouse that caught fire during a Halloween party. One small amount of damage reported.
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