Jayhawkers Hand Ames First Loss In High-Scoring Showdown
Kansas defeated Iowa State 33 to 9 in a rough football clash as J ayhawker backs led by Bausch and Page produced five touchdowns. The Jayhawks defended well and built a commanding lead through the second and third periods while Iowa State failed to convert on key drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Bausch
Gad Lofsche
Wilcox
Fisher
Jsausas
Sehmidt
Bowes
Foy
Bausch
Kansas
Page
Towa
Jayhawkers
Iowa
Lawrence
Schmidt
Cyclones
Bennete Maards
Foster
Mayne
Wiscax
Joss
Wil
Iowa State Iw
Wise
Boardman
Lgose
Haw
Thetown State A
Futpam
Iowa State
Portuns
Esman
Bath
Trauger
Tver
Lones
Saal
Ford
Nbert
Box
Rausch
Corney
Rick
Stare
Fort Kansas
Wells
Madison
Jayhawker
Lina Y Wan
Simade
Town
Ling
Tegan
Ut Remeine
Sige
Bausch Wa
Jon Center
Don
FL Jaghison
Ie Fisher
Tews State
Baus Ble
Ames
Payne Wel Hey
Lausch
Kerr
Roe
iPase
Nowés
Lawrence and Wichita North tie in high school game
Lawne Meinietial high school and Wichita North staged a 13 to 13 tie at Stadium field in Lawrence. Scoring came from Wichita on a Lockert pass and a Cloide Lockert run, while Lawrence answered with a Birch rush and a later Lockert score to force the draw. The game marked the twenty first consecutive unbeaten for Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawne
Meinetial High School
Wichita North
Piaved
Stadium Field
Oor
Melvin Griffin
Ord
Wichita
Lawrence
Stadiund
Harris
Lockert
Bireh
Mets
Fea
Riling
Hurcris
H. Birch
Tor
M. Birch
Lextra
Secord
Ling
Clyde Lockert
Claude Lockert
Soal
Dicker
Wichi
Lawrence Wichita North
Alexander
E Vieksky
Pekind AY
Girch
McMihen Briph
An Andersalt
Luby
Poland
Birdh
Slie Davis
Kanens
Bogue
Kansas
Agi
Kansas Dominates Iowa State in Lopsided Football Battle
Kansas overwhelms Iowa State 85 to 0 with multiple Kansas touchdowns including a 40 yard dash and Schmidt extra point. Wells and Larson contribute on Kansas runs and tackles as Ames 45-5 passes are unfinished and Kansas seals victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcos
Bith
Wells
Piled Wells
Larson
Inns
Othe Kansas
Dusenbera
Ballards
Schmidt
Lawrence
Rence
Ames
Kansas
Towa State
Sehmidt
Johnson
Iowa
M. Sorem
Geist
Boardman
G. Nagel
Glonn
Child Dies From Swing Injury In Kansas City
Charles Nolte son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nolte died from injuries after falling from a swing two months ago in Kansas City Kansas. The accident occurred earlier this year and the boy passed away in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas “City
Kan
Charles
Herman. Nolte
Lobby inquiry triggers Senate floor debate on tariffs
The Washington lobby investigation heats the Senate as members discuss the Caraway led panel and Bingham's tariff related hiring. Senators condemn the potential influence of industry ties on legislation while noting campaign contribution links to tariff pledges and party obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Sen
Senator Bingham
Connecticut
Caraway
Bingholm
Connecticut Manufacturer’s Association
Bingham
Finance
Charles L. Evanson
Association
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Assocition
Coolidge
Hoover
Blaine
Wisconsin
Watson
Indiana
Borah
Idaho
Grundy
Asion
This Morning's Program A Step in Prospective Chains
A concert broadcast via short wave from station PFI in Holland was relayed over the KR B C chain today. Station WREN carried the program from 11 to 11 48 o clock for the United States and Canada. The international broadcast was described as a successful step in prospective chains. The announcer spoke clearly saying Hello United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PFI
Holland
KR. B.C
WREN
United States
Canada
New York
Forty fourth Laptad Pure Bred Hog Sale Attracts Attendees
The thirty fourth semi annual pure bred hog sale at Laptad Farm drew buyers from eastern Kansas and western Missouri. Fifty head of spring boars were offered but prices lagged due to poor corn crops. average sale price was $30 per head with Golden Etude boar selling for $55 to W Hennessy of Leavenworth. Next sale dates set for April 24 and October 23. Also lists football results from Notre Dame to Cincinnati and note on Uagan waiving preliminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laptad Stock Farm
Kansas
Missouri
Lapiad
Poland
Jtow
W. Henn ‘Ynessig
Leavenworth
Laptad
Youth Bound Over in Shooting Case Under 33000 Bond
Ronald Lagan a 17 year old high school student appeared before Justice R B Stevens and waived preliminary hearing on charges of assault with intent to kill related to the shooting of Milton Beach at a duck camp northwest of Lawrence. Lagan was bound over to the November term of district court under a 3000 bond. Beach a University student wounded in the incident has improved and was expected to go home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Mitchell
Ronald Lagan
Milton Beach
Court of Justice
R. B. Stevens
Lagan
T. Af ' Beach
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Nurs
Cana
Lawrence Country Club Names Committees for Year
Members of the Lawrence Country Club announce committee assignments for the coming year. Key groups include Greens Irving Hill and Ross, entertainment, tournament and handicap, ladies, membership, and grounds with several named officers and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Country Club
Irving
Parole Decisions Backed by Governor Reed for 56 Inmates
Governor Clyde M. Reed approved parole for fifty six Kansas State Penitentiary inmates following a October hearing by the State Board of Administration. Among those paroled are Eupewe Ireland and Henrys Whiteside from Douglas county, with prior sentences for grand larceny in 1928. Separate notes mention Arthur Crane guiding a Salvation Army service, a Liberty Memorial high school children’s concert on November 21, and Miss Helen Hoopes touring Kansas and Missouri speaking on Can ary Poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Penitentiary
Clyde M. Reed
State Board of Administration
Eupewe
Ireland
Henrys Whiteside
Douglas County
Whiteside
Liberty Memorial High School
Hoopes
Helen Rhoda Hoones
The
University, of Kansas
Kansas
Missouri
Rae
Lawrence dairy strike fight looms among Meyer producers
In Lawrence a meeting scheduled a strike by Meyer milk producers with arrangements to begin Monday. About 60 percent had signed the strike agreement amid confusion over its terms. Meyer, manager, travels to secure alternate milk sources if Douglas County producers carry through with the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Lawrence
Meyer Company
Meyers
Kanwaka
Khe Nosey
Lad
Fred N. Meyer
Kansas C
Douglas
Mr. Meyer
BRU Aee YS
Douglas County
Mlk
Jatson
Cass
Missouri
Lobby Committee Report Seeks Senate Action on Funds Use
The lobby investigative committee submitted a report to the Senate detailing ties between Senator Bingham and the Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association. It recommends listing “dollar-a-year” workers and questions using railroad funds for private services, noting NY NH Hartford contributions to the association. The panel cites payroll law issues tied to government work for private firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bingham
Republican
Connecticn
Connecticut Manufacture Association
Senate
Lobby Investative
Ttl
Department of
Joseph E. Waichet
Connecticut
Waichet
Department of Pera Ree
Tts Ever
Binehanson
Offic
Asane Rovernment Payrall
Illustrated Lecture on Martin Luther at Trinity Church
The Lutheran Student Association hosts an illustrated lecture on Martin Luther and the Reformation this Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church. Sixty hand colored slides depict the reformer’s life and will be shown after a 15 minute chimes recital ends at 7 43 PM in the parish house assembly room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran Student Association
KK. L
Puls
Trinity Church
Lawrence
Dissolution of Slot Machine Injunction Reported
The injunction shielding Nitsan Specialty Co from enforcement actions against vending machines in Kansas is dissolved. Judge John C. Vollock had granted it. state officers and city police chiefs are being notified. The U S Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal, and a related federal motion remains pending in Fort Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupekge
George T. McDermot
John C. Vollock
Nitsan
Kansas
Roland Ioynton
Yo Beech
United States Supreme Court
Circuit
Enart of Appeals
Pallock
Fort Scott
Mills Novelty Enable
Paving Project Planned for 4.15 Miles on Highway 60
A paving project on Highway 60 in Douglas County aims to create an all weather link from Highway Ti West to Baldwin City limits. Officials expect work to start in spring with small scope designed to serve many residents, and a long sought connection to Route 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Yoring
X. Y
Baldwin City
Baldwin
State Highways Commission
Unitarian Church Plans Sunday Music Program
unitarian church prepares a morning service featuring an anthem entitled The Lones My Strenotis and another piece Rogers O Lord Rebuke Me Not. Dudley Beck plays organ with a preside and postlude. Offertory trio Raenel Margaret and June Boshony perform on harp violin and viola. Mus Treary Werners soprano and leader Mrs Iving Hill contralto Mr Wm Dalton Jenny Mr Johd and Mrs participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus
Treary Werners
Iving Hill
Wm. Dalton
Jenny
Johd
Special Music Planned at My Mouth Convertex Church
A program of special music will be presented at the My Mouth Convertex Church services. The choir includes Miss Meribair Moore soprano and director, Miss Rene Peabody contralto, Mr Hume tenor, Frarst Rawles baritone, and Dr Raymond He Wheeler organist. Featured numbers include a parade of carols and hymns with solos and choir. Miss Monts and Marc Siegre are mentioned in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fmymouth Conevogaliannecturel Memores
Mymouth
Meribair Moore
Rene! Peabody
UN ‘Hume
Frarst Rawles
Raymond He Wheeler
Bey Derect
Tadees
Mase Karla Uo Rahfard
Fantor
Pranu
Marc Siegre Aiteman
Debates Named for Kansas State Agriculture College Women
Frances Wagar of Lawrence will be a debating team member for Kansas State Agricultural College this year. Nine candidates qualified for the women's varsity team as announced by the college department of public speaking. Debates are planned with Missouri Valley schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Manhattan
Kan
Frances Wagar
Kansas State Agricultural
College Department of Public Speaking
Missouri Valley
Problems Facing Hospitals Highlight Kansas Meeting
The Kansas Hospital Association held its 16th annual session at the University auditorium. Leaders discussed rising hospital costs, standards by the American College of Surgeons, and need for better equipment. Speakers urged high standard medical education and warned against irregular practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Hospital Association
University
T. Reston Beach
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City Kan
Ds. K. A. Wilkie
Missouri
St. Lewis
Gostix
American College of Surgeons
Lawrie
Burdick
W.J
Order of Paiaeien Re
F. B. Shaner
Trin Episcopal
Sherman
Chanute
Paver
Sister Modelites
Mercy Hospital
Independence
Mia
RL Florer
Neston
Demonstration Kitchen Tour Planned for Tuesday Tour
Readable fragments indicate a county event promoting a kitchen tour hosted by Farm Bureau and local authorities. The schedule mentions a 11:80 lunch at Lawrence Tourist Park and multiple stops including Lawrence and Big Lake areas with a bus or caravan route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nauglas
Miss Racper
Bella Ee
Mahallan
Misa Elisabet
Ay Wauglas
Faron Bureau
Farm Bureau
Jmiany
Lawrence
Meelmind Lawrenta
Wright Bertschinge
Big Mae
al Om
Weebs
Miest
Oovinken Hool
Pianie
Lawrensia
Solon Markle
Tyee
Williams
Tajie Seth
Chesper Wih
AL BO Preston
Trald Yin
Forenver Sacred Music Program at the Biret Wathedlr Church
Sacred music program conducted by Prof Beron features the Chorus Choir with Rev ars Quartet and Mrs. Ryron. Highlights include Orissit Pretade Senate New Hymn Scripture readings hymns anthem and organ pieces with solo performances and a variety of choir ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biret Wathedlrchures
Avenlig
Beron
Tommy
Ny Rev
Ars Quartet
Ryron
Dimmyer
Senate
Ante Gierin
Ores
Virginia Kennedy
Roberte MO
Curfman
Choma Chat
Tierney
Beare
Syren
Deamesie
Puteri
Djorious
Mightie Tyner
Edmer Hashans
Rotary
Reams
Bruyer
Thromysel
Ant Price
Gy Babylon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swamp Ames
Hargiss
Amex
University of Kansas
Sestem
Soa
Kaneas
Jim Bausch Myrde
Lemar
Hounds
Fin Fowa
jScore
Ivilians
Fuga
Jane Page
Bi Inneon
Peter
Ear Johnson
Aly
Asi Fons
Funes Hausch
Moe Asalt
Sistas Bing _binning
Lajre
Fish
Gavsch Meade
Feuseh
Rul
Ransey
Smay
Piuten
Bnenp
Ines
Mraraaudch
Gawrence
Earl Johnson
Ioane
Untaire
Isadore Anderson
Attesaiarts
Pete
Welch
Drake
Carrithers
Tllinois
Immage
State
Wards
Lowa
Kansas Town
Sinayv
Burton Skhopflgs
Lounsterry
Kerne -Alkeson
Rauseh
Nagel M. Soremig Schlenker
Par — Alt Smith
Vaden Johnson
Travger
Page Lyman
HIG School
Smith
Lawrence High
Lamar Colo
Clorado Springs
Ralph
E. Fleagie
William A. Smith
Fleagle
Kansan
Condi
Lesizle
M A. N. Parrish
A. N
Parrish
First
National Bank
Samar
Ralph Fleagle
Iby Raymond Pathe
Mire
Anian
Gund
Alberta Thurber
Fritz 0. Meyn
John L. Constant
John J. ‘Simmonds
John J. Kilworth
A. G. Mitchell
Thirteenth
Massachusetts Street
Notre Dame
Carnegie Teah
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Yale
Army
Navy
Princeton
Villa Nova
Duke
Penn
LaFayette
Holy Cross
Marquette
Bucknell
Gettysburg
Colby LI
Bowdoin
Maine
Bates
U. of
Washburn
Syracuse
Brown
New York U
Butler G
Dartmouth
Harvard
Ohio
Cincinnati
Oklahoma
Kansas Aggies
UAGAN
Counters Club
Grant
Reed
State Board
Salvation .Army
Arthur Crane
Salvation Army
Crane
Luther
Lutheran
Young Peoples
Tapi i
Haniness
Henry Afbach
Eniny
7-W
Topeka
Unitartians
Kansas City
Urban F. Diteman, Jr
Wyoming
Raheber
Atlantic
Kansas City Company
Ter
Warbay
Grace Toewlay
Shall, Ma
Yoneka
Gover Virde M. Reed
Parsons
Arkansas City
Charles Frederick Carr Ai Gershes
Charles Arril
Torganosie
Cluirch
Tonesuxie
Husble Hills
Tongai Py
Bertha
Forenver Sacred Music
Methodist
Jfounod
Solar the
Ryrean
Miss Bevoti
Mess Lamon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!