Pitt Upsets Notre Dame In 12 to 0 Shock Victory
The Pittsburgh Panthers toppled Notre Dame 12 to 0 before 65 000 at The Stadium. Mike Sebastian opened with a 44 yard run for the first score, then Ted Danilov intercepted and returned for the second. Pitt’s ferocious line stymied Notre Dame’s attack, keeping the Irish from crossing the 20 yard line. Officials ruled one play a safety before it was changed to a touchback. Notre Dame tried aerials late but were held by Pitt’s defense as time expired.
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Pittsburgh
Panthers
Notre Dame
Mike Sebastian
Ted Danilov
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Steve Banas
Sebastian
Alexander
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Melinkovich
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Vejar
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Harris Shotwell
T. Alexander Onder
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Jaskwhich Heller
Ats Relder
R.h-B. Branch
Football scores across multiple games from early college season
Nebraska defeated Kansas State 6 to 0 while Wisconsin beat Ohio State 7 to 1. Colgate overwhelmed Penn State 31 to 0. Brown topped Harvard 14 to 0. Purdue won 34 to 9 over New York University. Pennsylvania shut out Navy 14 to 0. Ohio University rolled over Georgetown 27 to 0. Army defeated William and Mary 33 to 0. Oklahoma A and M led Oklahoma at halftime 7 to 0. Northwestern and Minnesota were scoreless through the third period.
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Nebraska
Kansas State
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Colgate
Penn State
Brown
Harvard
Purdue
New York U
Pennsylvania
Navy
Ohio U
Georgetown
Army
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Oklahoma
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Minnesota
Plans for Traffic Bureau Discussion at Chamber Meeting
A special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will discuss establishing a traffic bureau. The session starts at 12 30 next Tuesday at the Hotel Eldridge. W H Pendleton chairs the transportation committee urging shippers and freight receivers to attend. The bureau would serve all freight interests and the committee seeks public opinions after two months of study.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Eldridge
Transportation Committee
W. H. Pendleton
Storm maroons hunted in Wyoming search mission
Sheridan Wyoming October 29 AP rescuers pressed to identify a hunter's frozen body found on the western slope of the Big Horns while a fresh storm hit the mountains. A 22 man search party, led by veteran rangers, sought five missing members including Fred Demmell and Dell Yoakum. Eight inches of new snow added to 14 inches existing, but the party remained camped a mile from phone lines with food, a sled, and horses.
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Columbine
Hoover Ritchie Rallys Awe in Indianapolis Night
Crowds packed Butler University and a 15 000 seat tabernacle for speeches by President Hoover and Maryland Governor Ritchie backing Franklin D Roosevelt. Parades along Meridian Street featured Culver Military Academy troops and patriotic floats while Democrats marched with torches and banners. Party leaders claimed strong turns could tilt Indiana toward Roosevelt in November.
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Herbert Hoover
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Butler University
Ritchie
President Hoover
North Meridian Street
Union Station
Harry G. Leslie
Tabernacle
Ivan C. Moran
Republican State Committee
Sai
Hoover
Indiana
R. Earl Peters
Page Arrested After Alleged Shot at Kansas Bank
Norton Kansas October 29 AP Page a widely known livestock buyer was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after an alleged attempt to shoot C W Smiley cashier of the First National Bank during a conference with bank president Charles W Campbell and the cashier Smiley said Page lost his temper when told the bank could not finance cattle purchases because a recent $8800 judgment would lien the stock Campbell grabbed Page as he reached inside his coat and a shot was fired into the wall near Smiley the bullet striking the wall and Page was disarmed with Smiley aiding Campbell in the seizure
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Norton
Kan
P. Page
C. W. Smiley
First National Bank
Smiley
Charles W. Campbell
Kansas Public Service Commission
Page
Campbell
Inmate Charles Clark Faces Extortion Charge
Hutchinson Kan Oct 29 AP county authorities say extortion charges are being prepared against 68 year old Charles Clark inmate of Reno County Poor Farm in connection with an alleged attempt to obtain 550 from William Burke a prominent Little River train man and cattle buyer Burke received a note threatening worse than kidnapping two weeks ago a trap was set Clark denies writing the note but authorities say the writing resembles his age and location noted in the report
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Hutchinson
Kan
Charles Clark
Farrm
William Burke
Little River
É . Clark
Burke
Clark
Capper Draws Huge Crowd in Kansas Park Rally
About 4 000 people gathered at South Park for a Young Republican barbecue and speech by Senator Arthur Capper. Lawrence High School band played as a parade along Main Street preceded the event, with candidates and supporters mingling among the crowd in a lively, grass roots political gathering.
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South Park
Young Republican Club
Lawrence High School
Arthur Capper
Main Street
Sixth
Massachusetts Street
Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
Horseack
France approves conscription based disarmament plan
Edouard Herriot won support in the chamber for a new European disarmament system built on conscription, abolishing professional armies like the Reichswehr. The plan seeks American guarantees akin to those envisaged by the United States, with Kellogg Briand Pact interpretation noted by U.S. Secretary Stimson. Berlin sources say the proposal could restart discussions if applied to all nations.
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Chamber of Deputies
Europe
United States
Reichswehr
Sys- Paris
France
Henry L. Stimson
Berlin
Foreign l Office
Defense Ministry
Her
Riot
Heavy registrations sweep towns in Kansas count
Topeka reports a total registration of 8 630, over half the population, 700 more than four years ago, with Independence setting a record at 6 772 names. Fort Scott closes with 6 661. Pittsburg adds 2 072 since the primary, totaling 11 478 entries with over 10 000 likely eligible. Women led registrations. 200 Montgomery county residents asked for absentee ballots.
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Topeka
Kan
Coffeyville: S
Independence
Montgomery County
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Two Women Steal Shoes From Weaver Store
Two women entered the Weaver shoe department this afternoon and took a pair of women’s shoes worth about seven dollars from a display. A female clerk saw them and followed them toward Tenth and Vermont streets before they disappeared. police began a search for the suspects.
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Tenth
Vermont
Attorney Smith Denies Receiving $1100 in Brinkley Case
Topeka attorney James E. Smith, linked by Thurman Hill to receiving a big brown envelope containing $1100 from a Doherty agent for Brinkley, issued a formal denial. He stated he did not get the money and noted he and his firm have long represented Brinkley and Doherty interests, with no paid interactions.
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Topeka
Thurman Hill
Public Service Commission
Smith
John R. Brinkley
Harry H. Woodring
Henry Doherty
Utility
James E. ‘Smith
Hill
Junction City
Brinkley
Mr. Smith of
Tope
Pittsburg
Doherty
Woodring
Robert L. Owena
Cities Service Company Organization
George H. Shaw
Kansas Public Service Commission
Owens
Clyde M. Reed
Massive Lawrence voter registration caps at 10 308 for election
The Lawrence city clerk reported a record 10 308 registered voters by 10 pm closing time for the November 8 election. The primary saw about 9 000 registrations as the office stayed open in recent days. polling places were set by ward and precinct, with sites at schools, the police station, and local landmarks. Kansas football coach comments included ticket sales for the Notre Dame game and notes on team health. St Louis visit and alumni events wrapped the coverage.
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Lawrence
A. E. Woestemeyer
Manual
Pinckney School
Central School
Quincy School
Mass
Stree
Tennessee
Hunsinger Gar
Five Cent Fares Tested on Lawrence Transit
J T Skinner Kansas Electric Power tests five cent fares to boost business on Lawrence street cars and buses. Yesterday on the main line 21 more fares were collected while 38 fewer passengers rode the Mt Dread loop. The reduced rate runs today with further tests planned.
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Lawrence
J. T. Skinner
Kansas Electric Power Company
Mr. Skinner
Mt. Dread
Skinner
Cunningham Starts Wait Buyer of First World Series Ticket
Kansas City man William Cunningham began a week long vigil at the Memorial Stadium north gate waiting for the Notre Dame game ticket sale next Saturday. He previously held bleacher seat number one in the World Series line in New York City this year. A separate wire dispatch notes a gold strike near Jamtland, Sweden, with three ore veins and copper traces detected.
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Kansas City
Kan
New York City
Memorial Stadium
Notre Dame
Kangas
Stockholm
Loc =s
Jamtland
Lawrence High Fares in Topeka Tennis Meet
Lawrence players led by Gordon Guise and Fred Scott struggled in Topeka, winning only one of two doubles matches. Singles results show Guise 3 6 1 6 loss, Scott 0 6 0 6, Swinehart 0 6 0 6, Lindsay 1 6 0 6. Doubles: Guise Scott defeated Jenson Pentist, while Lindsay Swinehart lost to Weeks Brownley. A separate item notes a free stomach and diagnostic clinic at City Hall under Dr. G. W. Jones starting 8:30 AM Tuesday.
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Lawrence High School
Topeka
Gordon Guise
Lawrence
Rinker
Fred Scott
Laurenes
Kell
Keith Swinehart
Christner
Woodrow Lindsay
Regan
Guise
Scott
Beatoun
Pentist
Jenson
Lindsay
Swinehart
Weeks
Brownley
New City Hall
Kansas Weather Forecast for Sunday and Tonight
The forecast calls for fair skies and milder temperatures in western and north central Kansas tonight. Sunday should be fair and warmer with clear morning conditions. Roads are listed as good in dirt areas and cool in Douglas County. The temperature report references yesterday’s p m readings and notes a New Ford Y-8 advertisement by Hamilton.
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Kansas
Douglas County
Arden Clawson Crowned County Cornhusking Champion
Arden Clawson of west of Lawrence won the county corn husking title at the C B Sanders farm before about 1000 spectators with a net 16 bushels 48 pounds. Frank Lutz of Lone Star was second 16 45 45, Will Reusch third 16 30, George Petefish fourth 16 45 1 5, and Russell Worley fifth 15 41 12. The event ran 62 minutes. prizes included 10 dollars toward state meet travel and a garden spray.
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Lawrence
C. B. Sanders
Clawson
Frank Lutz
Lone Star
Lutz
Southpaw
Will Reusch
Vinland
George Petefish
Russell
Worley
Lecompton
W. R. Barrell
Richland
George Steele
Dale Crady
Walter Schwartz
Baldwin
Ray Goff
Clyde Nichols
Eudora
Thomas Kampschroeder
Melvin McClelland
Ernest Reynolds
Arthur Hird
Many Hear Grid Report at the Journal-World
A crowd of about 500 braved the cold to hear the K U St Louis A game report in St Louis. A leased wire sent the score to the Journal-World where Phil Edwards announced it over a PA system. Cars filled the 700 block as listeners crowded inside to avoid the wind.
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Journal-World Office
K. U.-St. Louis
Journal-World
Kansas City Woman Killed In Eskridge Accident
Eskridge Kan Oct 29 AP A Kansas City Mo woman identified as Bessie T Ross 2829 Tracey Avenue Kansas City Mo died in a car crash three miles north of Eskridge after the vehicle left the road struck a tree and overturned Her skull was fractured she appeared killed instantly The husband Donald W Ross an auditor of a Williams general agency is noted Also Mrs C C Coleman 77 wife of a former Kansas attorney general died in Clay Center after injuries from a fall earlier this week Survived by two daughters Katherine of Clay Center Virginia of California and a son Preston of Junction City
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Kan
Bessie T. Ross
Tracey_avenue
Kansas City
Here
Bessie Ross
Donald W. Ross
Charles F. Williams General Agency
C. C. Coleman Dew
Clay Center
C. C. Coleman
Kansas
Katherine
Virginia
California
Preston
Junction City
Illinois Governor Seeks Extradition Of Insull
Governor Emmerson signed a requisition for a presidential warrant to extradite Samuel Insull Sr from Greece and Martin Insull from Canada for trial in Cook County on embezzlement charges tied to Insull brotherhoods and the failure of his utilities holding firms. Prosecutors planned to present papers in Washington to Secretary Stimson. Two Cook County officials awaiting in Washington will depart for Greece once the warrant is issued.
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Springfield
Ill
Emmerson
Samuel Insull
Greece
Martin Insull
Canada
Cook County
Washington
Washington Tomorrow Night and Present Them To Secretary of State
Stimson
Service at K. U. Vesper to feature Bishop Mead
The fourth all University vesper service will be held tomorrow evening at 7 in the K U auditorium with most city churches dismissing services. Bishop Charles L Mead of the Kansas City Methodist Episcopal area will speak. He presides over Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas. a NYU graduate with multiple degrees. The event includes a University vesper choir of eighty five under Dean Swarthout, with Meribah Moore singing, and is hosted by the Council of Religious Workers and the school of fine arts.
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Charles L. Mead
Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Oklahoma
Texas
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Syracuse
University of Colorado
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Denver
Mead
Lawrence
First Methodist Episcopal Church
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University
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K. U. Fine Arts School
Swarthout
William Pilcher
K.U
Meribah Moore
Council of Religious Workers
Convocation Committee
School of Fine Arts
Laurel Everett Anderson
Vesper
Edwin FL Price
Christiansen—University Vexpec Choir
Bach
Meridah Moore
Waldemar Gelteh
Conrad McGrew
Kari Euersteiner
Gordon Kinhey
Mountain Feud Shooting in Pineville Courthouse Flats
In Pineville Kentucky October 29 five persons were wounded as two mountain families exchanged rifle and pistol fire in front of the courthouse. Deputies ended the battle after arresting two men as bystanders hid in stores and behind cars. Elijah and Martin McGeorge, brothers, were amid the gunfire across a 30 foot street, one linked to a prior bond for killing Jim Lee, Stephen Lee’s son, four months earlier in a quarrel over the McGeorge wife.
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Pearl Osborne
Stephen Lee
George
Elijah McGeorge
Martin McGeorge
Jim Lee
McGeorge
Bec Hi Pd Ie Fiat Atar Lhe
Trio Pleads Not Guilty in Bond Conspiracy Case
Frank Beddow known as the Bell Boy Ponzi F A Heldridge and Dale C G Koon of Sioux City enter not guilty pleas in federal court to a conspiracy charge related to attempted sale of bonds stolen from a Gorham Kansas bank. Bond amounts set at 8000 for Beddow and 5000 for each Heldridge and Koon. Forgery charge dismissed from prior term.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Frank Beddow
F. A. Heldridge
Dale CG. Koon
Siouxity
Beddow
Koon
Heldridge
Gorham
Kan
Red Cross plans garment making for Douglas county
The Douglas county Red Cross chapter announces plans to use cotton cloth donated from the farm board to sew house dresses for women and school dresses for girls. A sewing room at the Chamber of Commerce will serve volunteers with lighting and cutting/ storage space. The program aims to train needy women in sewing, with cutting centered in Lawrence and finished garments distributed after approval. Aiming to organize groups at nearby points, the drive seeks six sewing machines and donations of thread, buttons, and remnants to support the effort.
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Douglas County
The
Bingham
National Red Cross
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Chamber of Commerce
Red_Cross
Committee On
Ie Jis
Lawrence
Topeka
Mme Lebrun christens New French Liner Norman Die
In St Nazaire on October 29 Mme Lebrun wife of the president christened the Norman Die the largest French passenger liner to sail the Atlantic She broke a six quart bottle of champagne on the bow as thousands cheered The 1020 foot ship measures 117 feet in beam and displaces 73000 gross tons It will carry 2182 passengers and cost 30000000 dollars when completed and goes into service in 1934
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France
Normandie
Atlantic
Mme. Lebrun
Free Tickets Awarded For St Benedicts Rockhurst Game
Dr. F C Allen announced free tickets to the Kansas Notre Dame game will go to the star of each team from last night's St Benedicts versus Rockhurst in Kansas City, a 12 to 6 St Benedicts victory. Coach Mullins and Coach Mason will mail the tickets to their team’s standout player.
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K. U
St. Louis University
F. C. Allen
Notre Dame
Dr. Allen
Lawrence
Adrian Lindsey
Jayhawkers
Billikens
Art Baker
St. Louis
Charles Walsh
Kansas
Elmer Schaake
Nebraska
Evenin
Bob Finch
Drake
F.C. Allen
Kansas City
St. Benedict's
Larry Mullins
Victors
Pat Mason
Rockhurst
Speakers to Campaign for Kansas Democrats Next Week
An array of speakers will campaign in Kansas next week for the Democratic ticket. Former Arkansas Governor Charles H. Brough will tour western Kansas for the duration. Representative William L. Nelson, ranking member of the House agriculture committee, will tour south-central Kansas with five stops.
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Topeka
Charles H. Brough
Arkansas
Kansas
William L. Nelson
House Committee On Agriculture
Kansan
Brough
Westernansas
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