Kansas Defeats Drake 7 to 6 in Thrilling Clash
The University of Kansas Jayhawkers edged Drake 7 to 6 at Memorial stadium in a hard fought game. Kansas scored on a late fourth quarter pass and extra point to overcome Drake’s early lead, with key plays by Lawrence Hauser Schmidt and a strong Kansas defense in the final minutes. Drake threatened multiple times but could not convert, final score Kansas 7 Drake 6.
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Hauser
Jayhawkers
University of Kansas Jayhawkers
Memorial Stadium Field
Drake’ Bulldogs
Des Moines Eleven
Kansas
Drake
Drakebacks
Bulldogs
Barn
Gooper
Cook
Barnes
Johnson
Kansas Tavice
Myers
Bulldog
Burton
Schmidt
Cael
Tnd
Une
Siunman
Mace Cooner
Ain
Yehdey Kansas Larkle
Ware
Barner
J Johnson Selv
Ls Hbane
Olson
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Cooper
Shannon
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Iy Cain
Profernick
Coaline
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Turton
Atesee Shannon
Lyng
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Hamilton
Taegan
Kansans
Lymah
Tooaper
Dra _ tonki Zvacik
Ouers
J. Schmidt
Fritts
Lauwrence
Lyman
Aris
Eek Maé
Kullman
Flarnes
Ae L.awrence
Shenk
Bisar Schmidt
B. Schmidt
Cehler
Drake Rd
Hy Schmidt
EB. Schmidt
EL Schmidt
el. Schmidt
Hadley
KuHman
Ash
Hrake
Anc Casi
Government Loses Edge in Oil Trial
After ten days of bitter legal skirmishing the Fall Sinclair conspiracy trial paused. Justice Siddons ruled Everhart must not be compelled to reveal the source of the 230 500 Liberty bonds and Appleton’s testimony before Congress was addressed with limits. The government connected Sinclair to the Continental Trading Company of Canada, showing his role in negotiations for oil purchases through Humphries and Everhart’s associate.
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M. T. Everhart
Sinclair
Senate
New Mexico
Wyoming Naval Oil Reserve
Siddong
Everhart
Paul
Siddohs
Congress
Visiting General Enjoys Football at Kansas Drake Game
General Wilhelm Heye, German Chief of Staff, watched his first American college football game at Kansas Drake. He laughed at paddling between halves, followed the game with interest, and noted American football’s forms may differ from Germany’s form soccer. An interpreter helped explain the action as officers from Fort Leavenworth kept curious crowds back.
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Kansas
General Heye
E. F. Engel
University of Kansas
Germany
General Ieye
United States Army
Fort Leavenworth
Howe
Yale smashes Dartmouth 19 0 at Yale Bowl
Yale defeats Dartmouth 19 to 0 in New Haven before about 60 000 fans. Bruce Caldwell and backup John Garvey scored all Eli points in a one sided game that ended Dartmouths unbeaten run and title hopes.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Dartmouth
Bruce Caldwell
Yale Flash
John Garvey
Haskell Indians Lead Regis in Denver Scoring Burst
In a game at Denver Colorado the Haskell Indians led Regis College seven to seven in the second quarter. Douglas opened with a 79 yard run for a first quarter touchdown. A second quarter double pass with Brightman on the receiving end put Regis ahead before Sallee's extra point tied the score.
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Haskell
Regia
Haskell Indians
Regis College
Denver
Colorado
Douglas
Brightman
Eid
Sallee
Football finals and college scores from early games
Harte 26 Indiana 6 Yale 19 Dartmouth 10. Pittsburgh 52 Allegheny 0. Princeton 35 William and Mary. In early periods Uni 6 Westminster 0. Second period Minnesota 18 Wisconsin 0. Missouri leads North West 19. Second period Iowa State 12.
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Harte
Indiana
Yale
Dartmouth
C.C
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Wester
Towa
State
Gas line break near Lawrence disrupts Topeka supply
A twelve inch gas line break occurred southwest of Lawrence along the Ci Gas private right of way. The rupture, fifteen inches long, was found at 4 20 yesterday by a grading crew and repaired by 1 30 this morning under Roy Gearhart’s direction. Topeka patrons were not inconvenienced as the city line remained intact during repairs. Continuous gas pressure was maintained after the break was isolated.
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Ci Gas Company
Lawrence
Roy Gearhart
Ailison
Topeka
Jost
Missouri Students Die in Bus Train Crash near Gary
A bus carrying University of Missouri students to Chicago collided with a Pennsylvania Railroad train at Calumet City Ind killing three and injuring about seven more. Identified dead include Marguerite Moss 19 of Pawnee Okla and Ralph Rhoades 21 of St Louis. Driver Edward Bear of Carlinville Ill among the injured with broken ribs. The crash occurred in fog as the bus crossed the tracks en route Davenport to Chicago.
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Gary
Ind
University of Missouri
Chicago
Missouri- Northwestern
Pennsylvania Railroad
Calumgt City
Tod Y
E Ralph. Rhoades
Shaw Street
St. Louis
W. L. Rhoads
American ‘Telephone, and Telegraph Company
Marguerite ‘Moss
Pawnee
Okla
Missouri
Athlee
Calumet City
Hammond
Winifred Spencer
Eugene
Huston
Tex
University ‘of Missouri
Marie Holmberg
Luke’s Hos Pier
St.Louis
Dward Allen
Carlinville
Strick Bear
Davenport
Marguerite Moss
A. Peters
Tax reduction aims to cut rates and repeal taxes
Washington reports the treasury will concede at most 300 million to 350 million in the next revenue bill. Hearings begin Monday with the Ways and Means Committee. The administration pursues rate cuts and repeal of wartime nuisance and excise taxes, plus repeal of the federal inheritance tax. Undersecretary Mills argues for the 250 million limit, citing nonrecurring revenue gains. Western Republican senators favor smaller cuts, prioritizing national debt reduction. Latonia winner Tidonia Handicap details follow, plus prairie dog extermination planned in Meade county Kansas.
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Washington
APJ
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Congress
Curtis Candidacy Favored by Banks in Texas
In Topeka on October 29 bankers greeted the Curtis presidential bid. The governor of Kansas said Western nomination would aid Curtis, noting the senator has an excellent chance at the Republican nomination. The report reflects broad support from banking circles for Curtis’s candidacy.
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sTopeks
Governtien
American Bank Association
Houston
Tex
Curtis
National Guard Ordered in Colorado Strike Zone
Denver dispatch reports Governor Adams authorized mobilization of state troops and National Guard aviators to patrol southern Colorado as IWW strikes spread to more mines. County officials resisted martial law and limited enforcement to protecting property, while mine production near Waisenburg paused with hundreds of miners quitting.
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Denver
Colo
National Guard
Colorado
H. Adams
Altho
Industrial Workers of the World
Golora Lay
Govenor
Huerfano
Adams
Pueblo
Waisenburg
W. W
German Army Chief Heye Timeline to 1923 and Roles
General Wilhelm Friedrich Heye, born 1869, rose from lieutenant to major general by 1920, serving as chief of the Truppenamt and later the army personnel office. He led the 1st Infantry Division in Königsberg and played a pivotal role in postwar German staffing and armistice negotiations.
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Wilhelm Friedrich, Heye
Memorial Stadium
Army
Iby
von Hinderbure
General von Seeckt
Heyen
Jannuary
70Th Infantry Regment
Great General Staff
Africa
33Rd Infantry Division
74Th
Kandwehr Cornsh
Eastern Front
Army Personnel Office
Koenigsberg
Jardine Denies He Will Quit Cabinet
Washington reports say Secretary Jardine would resign by December 11 but Jardine denied plans to leave the cabinet. Speculation linked names like Robert Carey and J. M. Dixon to a possible post if he retires. Jardine reiterated his intention to remain in the cabinet despite circulating rumors.
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Washington
A. P.J
Jardine
Nést
Coolidge
Florida
Robert Carey
Wyoming
Mines Farm Commission
Goven
Montana
Jardine J
Morrow Opens Mission With Calles in Mexico City
Dwight W. Morrow, new US ambassador, presents credentials to President Calles in Mexico City seeking mutual cooperation to resolve bilateral issues. The audience, attended by Mexican officials and guards, features the Star Spangled Banner as Morrow and Calles wear morning dress, signaling a formal but non uniform diplomatic tone.
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Mexico City
Dwight W.morrow
Calipe
Caltes
Morrow
United States of America
Sheffield
Aes
United Mexican States
United States
America
Mexican Foreign Office
Presidential Guard
Wreck Claims Two in Illinois Auto Crash
John J. Mitchell Sr. 74 chairman of Illinois Merchants Trust Co. dies after a wreck near Libertyville. Mrs Mitchell killed instantly when car plunged into a ditch as brakes were applied to avoid two cars ahead. Son John J. Mitchell Jr. was at a Texas ranch and rushed to Chicago after the news. Investigators report head and chest injuries proved fatal for the banker.
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Chicago
John J. Mitchell
Illinois Merchants Trust Company
Libertyville
Mitch- Leu
Mitchell
William Mitchell
Taylor
John J. Mitchell, Jr
Encinal
Texas
Brown County School Survey Proposes Six Three Three Plan
The University of Kansas extension division publishes a survey for Brown County Kan proposing a larger six three three school unit. It favors one combined junior senior high in Hiawatha to improve efficiency costs and subject offerings while simplifying transportation with centralized administration.
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Brown County
Kan
Extension Division
University of Kansas
Erade
Hiawatha
Gift to Atchison Library From Local Club
The Atchison Business and Professional Women's Club has made a $900 gift to the Atchison public library. The funds are to be used for the purchase of reference books. The gift underscores support from local professionals and business leaders for library resources.
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Atchison
Yi S
Atchison Public Library
Poe
Weather Change May Bring Showers Across Midwest
Kansas City reports forecast of increased cloudiness and scattered showers for tomorrow ending an 18 day run of abnormal warmth. No sharp temperature drop expected, with highs in the 70s and average 20 degrees above normal. A major atmospheric shift within days could initiate a gradual cooling.
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Kansas City
Middle West
P. Conntr
Connor
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Oklahoma
Speaks at KU convocation by First Unitarian pastor
Sayel McChord Crothers, pastor of Cambridge's First Unitarian Church and noted essayist, is slated to speak at a University of Kansas student convocation early next week. Plans set a 4:30 p.m. Tuesday session in Fraser Auditorium, with morning arrangements possible as organizers finalize details Monday. Crothers recently addressed Washburn students in Topeka, drawing a large audience, and his works include The Understanding Heart and The Cheerful Giver.
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Sayel McChord Crothers
First Unitarian Church of
Cambridge
University of Kansas
Fraser Auditorium
K. U
Crothers
Topeka
Washburn
Dr. Grothers
Emerson
McNary Signals New Plan With Coolidge on Farm Relief
Senator McNary of Oregon arrives in Washington to confer with President Coolidge and others and signals openness to a new plan to meet the agricultural surplus problem. He mentions studying a Grange proposal to offset losses from surplus crops with tariff revenue and suggests coordinating with Congress and farm groups to pass sound legislation restoring agriculture to better conditions.
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Senator McNary
Coolidge
Washington
McNary
Oregon
Senate Agriculture Committee
National Grange
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Mayors Still Argue Injunction Hearing Continues
Rival claimants for Indianapolis mayoral office clash in an injunction hearing before Judge Joseph Milner. Tra M. Holmes contends he became mayor via Mrs John J. Duvall after her husband resigned, while Duvall supporters argue he remained mayor until his resignation and was ousted by the council. The judge took legal points under advisement as the case lingers over the weekend.
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Indianapolis
Joseph M. Miler
Tra M. Holmes
Thex
Duvall
Landé FE
Negley
Effice
Holmes
Milner
Kansas Forecast With Showers and Cooler Conditions Lightly Detailed
The forecast calls for showers or thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight with possible activity in the northeast Sunday. Partly cloudy west and south portions, cooler Sunday especially in the west and central tonight. Arkansas City and Emporia cloudy, other areas partly cloudy with generally good road conditions in Douglas County. Overall, generally fair weather across the Southern Rocky Mountain region with near normal temperatures in the upper Mississippi valley and lower Missouri valleys, with a brief shower period likely by midweek and a trend toward much cooler conditions.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Emporia
Douglas County
Rocky” Mountain
Plateau
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Planes
Middleek
Benedict to donate and reorganize Kansas entomology collection
Benedict of Lawrence plans to donate his beetle collection to the University of Kansas and will oversee a systematic rearrangement of about 10 000 specimens. The entomology collection, housed in the hill museum, will be moved as space expands. Benedict becomes coleopterist in the university department of entomology.
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Warwick" Benedict
Kansas
Francis Huntington Snow
Bendict
Lawrence Mansage
Benedict
Ong
California
Laurence
Sisitis
University
Challedllor Sno
Henedict
Diche
Department of
Altha
Trio Here Wednesday Cherniavsky Virtuoso Concert at High School
The Cherniavsky Trio Leo Jan and Mischel Cherniavsky violinist pianist and cellist will perform at a Wednesday matinee in the high school auditorium. A noted critic lauds their virtuosity and says their appeal rivals the great operatic troupes.
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Cherniavsky
Femene
Leo, Jan
Mischel Chernibysky
T. Dh
Cherriavskys Ag
America
Warrants Issued For Unpaid Poll Tax In Lawrence
Warrants for Lawrence residents liable for poll tax have been prepared and placed with the city attorney. They will be turned over to the police department next week. About 200 warrants were prepared and sent notices to the individuals. Arrest and fines may follow for nonpayment.
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Lawrence
Avill
Pearly
Tod
Apt 3
Herapn
Liabel
Mac and Righty Pieces Entertain Kansas Workers
An eighty piece University of Kansas band led by J. G. McGaines played in the business district to cheer those who remained at work during the Kansas Drake game, performing on Massachusetts Street this afternoon and another parade to Memorial Stadium. Flour output rose to a new weekly record at 181,000 barrels, surpassing the prior mark. F. W. Blackmar travels to Wichita Thursday for the State Teachers Association alumni meeting. Mrs Vie Olson reported lost glasses at 1208 Cohn.
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Mac
H.L
F. W. Blackmar
Wichita
State Teachers Association
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