Bell Recovered Aggie Tumte Sparks 65 yard TD Run
Bell recovered an Aggie fumble and sprinted 65 yards for a touchdown as Kansas led 14 0 after Lanburg kicked an early extra. Missouri 0 Oklahoma 7. The crowd of 1 500 cheered the Crimson and Blue as the game opened with a kicking duel and several standout runs.
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Aggie Fun Ble
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Kansas University
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Mandeville
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas Aggie
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Kansas
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Sears
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Aggies
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Houston
Mideville
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Lawrence
University
Crimsons
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Lawrence Teachers Attend Kansas State Teachers Meeting
About 103 Lawrence school teachers joined the Kansas State Teachers Association gathering in Topeka starting Thursday and returned home last night. University of Kansas professors and Lawrence instructors were listed among speakers, with names including Lindley Kes ter Shaad Reed Carter Kel ly Meguiar Jer Mclarchy Gallop Burns Osma Posey and Smith.
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Lawrence
Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
Hoons
University of Kansas
Lindley
X. F. E. Kester
George C. Shaad
Col L. Reed
Inez Bernhard
Louise
Tutcher
Lena V. Miller
Lottie Morris
Eee
Rain Probabilities Stir Up Daytime Party Plans
Rain chances affect outdoor events as organizers adjust schedules and venues. Local authorities urge residents to monitor forecasts and prepare for possible delays while communities plan alternate indoor activities.
Donkey Skin Mystery Sparks University Mail Scene
A package arrived at the University of Kansas containing an animal pelt prompting officials to question the sender. The note demanded payment for the mule hide and offered money in exchange. Registrar George C. Foster said the institution is not equipped for such an item.
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Bern
University of Kansas
Uni
George C. Foster
University Women and Men Debate Ideal Mate Traits
Reverend Edwards surveyed 400 university women on preferred husband traits, valuing income at about 360 dollars monthly and top attributes like adaptability, religion, love of children, humor, education, and home fidelity. He also polled 100 men whose marrying salary expectation hovered around 200 dollars monthly, with religion and education among the agreed essentials. A sermon on the study’s results is planned at the Episcopal church tomorrow evening.
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Rex
A. Edwards
Ms. Edwards
K.U. Giil
Frome
Edwards
Episcopal Church
Museum to reopen at University this Sunday
The University museum will reopen to the public and visitors this Sunday from 2:30 to 4 o clock. Regular Sunday afternoon hours will continue thereafter. This marks the first standard Sunday opening since before the war. J J Sibley traveled from Kansas City for the Shrine ceremonial and recalled his first Sunday school visit with his mother to the old museum.
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J. J. Sibley
Kansas City
Republican State Committeeman Predicts Kansas Victory
Topeka reports Republican national committeeman David W. Mulvane predicts Harding leads Cox by 115000 statewide, with the GOP ticket winning by 85 40 to 100000. Forest Luther counters that Kansas will be close, favoring Cox, with Davis for governor and ONeil and Collins also likely elected. Harding campaigns in Ohio and Cincinnati as Cox speaks in Chicago on women and the league of nations.
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Harding
Cox
David W. Mulvyane
Kansas
Mr. Mulvane
Forest Luther
Guesa
Jonathan Davis
Ralph O'Neil
Ael J.¥. Collins
Lodge
Massachusetts
League
Cincinnati
Qct
Ohio Republic
Columbus
Chicago
Ohio
Wilson
America
League of Nations
Wil Sauts
Scator Loge
Child Struck by Car During Parade at Haskell Institute
An 8 year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Winchell, was hit by a car driven by BE Moore at the corner of Seven teenth and Massachusetts while crossing. She suffered a broken collar bone and ankle among other injuries and was treated by Dr Jones after initial care by Dr Fowler. Shrine meeting at Haskell raised 300 for the child's recovery.
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BE. H. Moore
Haskell Institute
Seventeenth
Massachusetts Street
J. A. Winchell
Memorial services for Terence MacSwiney held across United States
Thousands of Irishmen and their wives attended processions for Terence MacSwiney, Cork's late lord mayor, as friends of Irish Freedom announced memorial services across the United States for tomorrow. Sinn Fein delays funeral to Monday in protest against government actions.
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Cork
Ireland
Associated Press
Ealeas
Terence
acSwiney
United States
Friends of Irish Freedom
London
Sinn Fein
Mayor MacSwiney
Voters faced with three ballots in Lawrence and Douglas County
The piece explains that voters will receive three ballots on election day. One lists candidates with party marks, another covers district county and township offices, and the third presents three constitutional amendments with yes or no options.
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Lawrence and
Douglas County
Gunsaulus Champions Art in Industry at KU
Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus of Armour Institute spoke on Art in Industry at Fraser Hall. He urged industrial education pairing head heart and hand to sustain American culture, warned Germany’s model as a threat, and urged KU to foster art in industry through Thayer collection cooperation.
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Frank W. Gunsaulus
Armour Institute of Technology of Chicago
Fraser Hall
Thayer
University of Kansas
Chicago
Gunsaulus
Germany
Malay Peninsula
Sigishin
Ged
Gnosaulus
Europe
Governor Allen Finishes Strong in Kansas Tours
Governor Allen, after ten weeks of speaking in ten major Kansas counties and at additional stops in Topeka and Wichita, draws large crowds and strong support for the industrial court law. Labor sentiment shifts, with some in Republican areas backing the law while Democrats face unity challenges and slow organizing amid Wilson administration scrutiny. Ex Senator Chester L. Lane reports broad western visits as Democrats grapple with farm concerns and alignment with Cox.
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Speeigl
Topeka
Oct. A
Allen
Kansas
Wyandotte
Tubette
Montgwomery
Aeowley
Leavenworth
Cherokee
Burbon
Franklin
Mimi
Sumpter
Fontka
Wichite
Republi
Perate
Hawatt
Wilson
Cox
Hr. Wilson
Shawnee County
President Wilson Votes in Presidential Election
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson cast ballots from Washington on October 30 mailing them to Princeton. Many federal officers and Washingtonians vote by mail while others vote at homes, with the Douglas County district court set to convene in Lawrence for its November term and docket review.
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Washington
Wilson
I A
White House
Princeton
New Jersey
Gideons Mission Plans Visiting Delegation in Lawrence
A Gideons delegation from Kansas and Wichita will visit Lawrence on Sunday November to recruit men for the organization. The group, led by 4.8 Daniels, will include ten to twelve men from various cities and plan a mass meeting for commercial travelers at the YMCA in the afternoon. If approved, a Gideon will speak from each town’s pulpit on Sunday morning.
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Gideons
Commercial Traveleregions Organization
Lawrence
Sunay
Notemver
Daniels
Y. MM
CAL AL HL
Neller
Kansas
Thaindi
Warner
Wichita
Omanizaion
Ar.Daniels
Y. M. Coal
Tee
Gideon
Mar
Mr. Daniels
Ministerial Alliance
Cox Winds Up Campaign With Torch Parade in Chicago
Governor Cox plans five speeches in Chicago and an old time torch parade to close his presidential campaign today. The events form a large demonstration ahead of the evening program marking the windup of his bid.
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Chicago
Cox
Big Spring agricultural fair draws huge crowds and fine displays
A crowded Big Spring fair showcased outstanding agricultural exhibits, crafts, and cooking along with livestock and poultry displays. The Kreipe family of Shawnee County highlighted 27 corn varieties, 12 popcorn, and nine potatoes among extensive farm entries while baseball games drew strong attendance.
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Sivonge Kreipe
Shawne County
Big Spring
Tin Fae
Brass
Fitzpatrick
Rye
Doe Hyde
Jan Feelin
Fitzpet
Mayors invited to Lawrence for gas demo tour
Mayor Geo L Kreeck invites Kansas towns to Lawrence to view a saving demonstration by the Kandis Natural Gas Company guiding residents and property owners through equipment and low gas pressure benefits. About 225 people attended yesterday afternoon showing what proper taste equipment can do for property.
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Geo. L. Kreeck
Af Kansas
Kandis Natural Gas Company
Lawren Wennesday
Sperigh Committee
Industrial Court
Arreek
Coe Re Kansas
Industrial Eurecision Committee
Jowrence Crowing
Arges
Persmasi
The Democratic Failure in World Peace Policy
Herbert Hoover argues that delaying peace efforts for eighteen months and turning the issue into a political fight is the greatest failure of American leadership since the Civil War. He says a negotiated treaty with reservations could have passed and then debated their correctness publicly.
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Herbert Hoover
Colby Signals Near Recognition of New Mexican Government
Secretary Colby announced talks with Mexico's confidential agent Alexion and a letter from Roberto Pasqueria, rep in Washington for the new Mexican government, laying a foundation for preliminary recognition negotiations after the election. Formal recognition hinges on Mexico action and Carranza decree status. President-elect Obregon's inauguration date not stated.
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Washinton
Colby
I Alexion
Spert
Toray
Cniiy
Roberta
Asqueria
Washington
Mexico
Obregon
Roberto Perqueria
United States
State Department
Carranza
Annlal
Pasqueria
Fight It Out Method Approved In Chicago Schools
Chicago officials approve a "fight it out" method to settle pupil disputes in city schools. Principal Mrs Altice M Hogge of Webster School faced criticism over a pupil bout referenced by George Arnold finance committee member. Arnold defended the plan as a discipline tool while noting outcomes in a school court dispute. Also reported is a Fraternal Aid Union event and an automobile fire on Fourth and Tennessee streets causing minor damage.
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Heo
Sxeto
George GB. Arnold
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Altice M. Hogge
Princial
Webster School
Rose Seldon
Howse
Athene Council No. 4
Ta Fraternz Aid Union
Crembher
McAdoo Visits as Crowd Fails to Close Gaps
William G. McAdoo spoke to a large Kansas crowd from a private car stop beside a rail line. He urged support for the League of Nations and for Jimmy Cox, praising reception in Kansas and stressing wartime and peace goals. Mrs. McAdoo, Wilson’s daughter, appeared on the platform as the speech ended.
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Wm. G.mcado
McAdoo
Kansas
League of Nations
Congress
Boys of America
Jimmy Cox
Wilson
Mac
Jim Reed
Jim
McAddo
Gunsaulus to Speak at Robinson Gymnasium Tomorrow
Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus prominent Chicago clergyman and Armour Institute president will deliver a public address tomorrow at 4 p m in Robinson Gymnasium. He spoke today in Fraser Hall on Art in Industry with an open audience.
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Gunsaulus
Robinson Gymnasium
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Chicago
Armour’s Institute
Fraser Hall
Hog Island Plant Bids Rejected by Shipping Board
Only two bids were received for the Hog Island shipbuilding plant near Philadelphia and both were rejected. Hartle Brothers Steel Carton of New York offered 4 million plus. Newark’s New Jersey Machines Exchange bid 4 268 750. The board may lease the yard. Chairman Henson indicated a lease was being considered.
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Ship— Pine Board
Hog Island
Philadelphia
Hartle Bros., Steel
Catton
New York
New Jersey Machines Exchange
Newark
Bartle Company
Newark Company
Hog Iskind
Shipping Board
Henson
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