Kansas Triumphs Over Aggies on Bell Return Touchdown
In Manhattan Kansas University leads 7 0 after Bell recovers a fumble and runs 63 yards for a touchdown Lonburg adds a 61 yard run and a 15 yard pass to Mandeville near halftime the kicking game dominates the first quarter Oklahoma 7 Missouri 0 noted.
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Aggie
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Kansas University
Lonborz
Mandeville
Lonborg
Manhattan
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Kansas
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Lonburg
Sears
Cowell
Aggies
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Simon
Houston
Roggies
McAdams
Lawrence Aroved
University
Crimson
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Nettels
LT Gatz
Capt. Fraker
Lawrence teachers attend Kansas State Teachers meeting
About 103 Lawrence school teachers joined the Kansas State Teachers Association gathering in Topeka with the entire Lawrence teaching force present. University of Kansas faculty and Lawrence instructors spoke, including Chancellor Lindley and several professors, on various subjects. Guy May, son of S C May, arranged to receive a wireless report on the KA Aggie game from Manhattan.
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Lawrence
State Teachers Association
Topeka
Kansas State Teachers Association
University of Kansas
Lindley
X. F. FE. Kester
George C. Shaad
Electrical Engineering
C. J. Reed
R. ©. Carter
F. J. Kelly
Elizabeth Peer
Raymond Schywegler
Nina McLatchy
Eugenie Gallop
Arthur G. Burns
Jose M. Osma
GC. C. Posey
Harry P.smith
Inez Bernhard
Louise Tutcher
Lena V. Miller
Lottie Morris
Guy May
S. C. May
Kentucky Street
Manhattan
Kansas Weather Forecast Ridge Rain Likely Tonight
Forecasts indicate rain across Kansas tonight with potential for Sunday showers. The northwest portion may see snow, with colder temperatures settling in thereafter.
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Kansas
Portio Mn
Donkey Hide Mail Baffles Kansas Officials
University of Kansas officials received a package containing an animal pelt with a letter requesting a short coat made from the hide. The mule hide was given to the Lawrence tannery, as the university noted it is not equipped to process such hides. Registrar George Q. Foster commented the university serves the state but is not equipped for this branch.
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Kansas
University of Kansas
Morning Mail
Lawrence Tannery
University
George Q. Foster
Ideal Mate Says University Girls Men Agree on Religion
A survey of 400 University of women and 190 alumnae shows income expectations from 100 to 400 monthly, average ages around 26, and ten attributes rated in importance. Women favor education and love of children while men emphasize companionship and practical skills. both rate religion about 10 percent.
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E. A. Flwarsis
Mr. Foswards
Edwards
Episcopal Church
Will Open Museum Sunday Afternoons at Dyche University
The Dyche museum at the University will reopen to the public Sundays from 2 30 to 5 pm with first regular Sunday opening since before the war. The event marks a return to weekend hours and invites city visitors to view displays. A. J. Sibley traveled from Kansas City for Shrine ceremonies and recalled attending Sunday school with his mother at the old Methodist church once located on the Masonic Temple site. his father was J. T. Sibley after whom Sibleyville was named.
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Dyche Museum
A. J. Sibley
Kansas City
Mulvane Figure Drives Kansas Victory Prediction
A garbled wire story notes Mulvane's figures in a Kansas result with a Republican state lead predicted today.
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Tee
Kansas Political Forecasts Split Between Parties
Kansas forecast shows Mulvane predicting Harding plurality 114000 countywide while Luther argues a close race with Cox favored. In Columbus Harding plans last speech as Cox campaigns in Chicago urging women jobs and league support features. Cox tells a women audience Wilson would join the league if Americans back its motherhood pledge.
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Columbus
Cox
Topeka
Oct. D
Kansas
David W. Mulvane
Mulvane
Forest Luther
Jonathan Davis
Ralph O'Neil
J. W. Collins
Senator Ledge
Massachusetts
League
L. Harding
Ohio
Cincinnati
Senator Harding
Wilson
Chicago
America
Lodge of
Child Struck by Car During Parade Injury Reported
An 8 year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Winchell, was struck by a car driven by E H Moore at the corner of 17th and Massachusetts while crossing during a Shrine parade. She suffered a broken collar bone and ankle among other injuries. she was treated at home and in a Fontana hospital. Shrine meeting at Haskell raised 300 for her care.
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Haskell Liv Ges
Shriners
Seventeenth
Massachusetts Street
J. A. Winchell
Honoring Terence MacSwiney in Cork Ireland Funeral Procession
Thousands across Irish society and families filed in a solemn procession past the bier of Terence MacSwiney the late lord mayor of Cork reflecting deep national esteem. Memorial services for MacSwiney to be held across the United States tomorrow per Friends of Irish Freedom Locals will set service times. Sinn Fein postpones Cork funeral to Monday in protest and to appeal against military limits on procession distance.
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Ireland
Associated Press
Terence MacSwiney
Lord Wayor
National Ireland
Washinegton
Terenea -MacSwiney
United States
Friends of Irish Freedom
London
Sinn Fein
Tate Lori
MacSwiney
Voter Instructions for Ballots in Lawrence and Douglas County
Voters will receive three ballots: national and state offices, district county and township offices, and three constitutional amendments. Mark only the crosses in the squares beside each candidate or yes no option, matching party for each candidate, and avoid any other marks. The amendments cover property taxation classification, aiding young farmers, and road funding with a limit on appropriation.
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Lawrence and
Douglas County
Head and Hand of Germany at Work at KU
Dr. Frink W. Gunsaulus, president of Armour Institute of Technology, spoke on Art in Industry at Fraser Hall. He praised German education of head heart and hand and urged American colleges to develop Art in Industry to strengthen national power and culture.
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He Armour Institute of | Technology of
Chicarco
Fraser Hall
University of Kansas
Thayer
Chicago
Gunsaulus
Ind
Germany
Stoneimh
Weae
Garcoukts
Europe
Allen Finishes Strong in 1N County Trial Push
Governor Allen visited ten Kansas industrial counties delivering speeches to rally support for the industrial court law. He claimed growing labor support and warned opponents, while critics noted limited Republican coordination and Wilson-era farmer concerns affecting local races.
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Topeka
Allen
Kansas
Wyandotte
Labette
Montgomery Cowley
Leavenworth
Cherokee
Durban
Franklin
Madi
Sumpter
Div
Topeka Amler
Wichita
Yees Ords
Acernar
Republi
Chester
Wilson
Cax
Shawnee County
Teorneratlice
Camndie
Lettinie Howat
Mike
Peion Amen
Hengy Allen
President Wilson Votes at White House for Presidential Ballot
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson cast their votes today at the White House and mailed ballots to Princeton New Jersey. Government officials and others will vote by mail or at local residences while many federal officers plan home voting. District Court to convene in Lawrence with a November term and jury on November 8.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Princeton
New Jersey
District Court
Douglas County
Lawrence
Gideons Plan Religious Mission Visit in November
A Gideons delegation from several cities will visit Lsesence on Sunday, November, for a mission to promote the organization's work. The group of ten to twelve men will meet at the Y M C A on November 6 at 2 30 PM, with plans to present to the Ministerial Alliance and seek church support.
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Db. Daniels
Vm, Co
Vlan
Aliico
Gidteor
Dani
Morlay
Cox winds up campaign with torch parade in Chicago
Five speeches in Chicago mark the windup of Governor Cox's presidential campaign. A major demonstration is planned as a lead into the evening address at the coliseum. The events underscore a historic torch parade in the city.
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Chicago
Cox
Coliseum
Big Springs Fair Draws Large Crowd and Exhibits
A huge crowd attended the Big Springs fair with autos parked on acres of grounds. Farm exhibits by Mr and Mrs George Kreipe from Shawnee County showcased many items including 293 ribbons across 27 corn varieties, 12 pep corn, and nine potato types. The sheep and poultry displays impressed attendees, while a hotly contested single men versus married men baseball game drew tight scoring late in the sixth inning.
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Hig Springs
Agrip
George Kreipe
Shawne County
Rie Springs
Wien
Mayors Invited for Kansas Gas Demonstration Visit
Mayor Krenek of eastern Kansas invites all Kansas mayors serving by Kansas Natural Gas Co to Vinrit Lawrence next Wednesday to inspect a gas saving demonstration by a special committee under the Industrial Court. Attendance is rising with 225 people visiting the city hall yesterday to view properly adjusted low pressure equipment.
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Maxer Geo le
Kreeck
Kansas
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Euwrene
The Democratic Failure In World Peace Policy
A political critique asserts the Democratic party bears blame for eighteen months of global unrest and mismanagement. It argues opposing a timely peace accord harmed war victims and global welfare, urging voters to hold leaders accountable in the presidential election.
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Imbalite
Herbert Hoover
Colby Signals Near U S Recognition of Mexico
Washington date line reports Secretary Colby announcing that confidential talks with a Mexican government agent have laid a foundation for near U S recognition. Roberto Puseria says the Mexican government has established the basis to proceed with preliminaries, while awaiting Carranza decrees’ rescission and possible reorganization of Obrerón.
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Colby
Aes
Mexico
Cheet Obrerron
Fernand
Roberto Pe
Queria
United States
State Department
Carranza
Patine
Fight It Out Method Approved By School Board
Officials endorsed the fight it out method for settling pupil disputes at Webster School scene. Principal Miss Atier Hogge defended the plan while critics urged caution, citing concerns about harm and discipline. Community events included a Union dance and Halloween safety notes, with a car fire on Tennessee Street prompting a small insurance reminder.
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Chierge
Chicago
Genie B. Arnold
Tiv Boar
Arroh
Atier M. Hogge
Princial
Webster Schol
Utterne
Seldon
Saltons
Salvatore Sortino
Arnott
McAdoo Addresses Kansas Crowd During Santa Fe Stop
Former cabinet member William Gibbs McAdoo spoke to about 200 to 300 people at the Santa Fe depot, praising Kansas reception and urging support for the League of Nations. Mrs. McAdoo, described as the only McAdoo family member worth looking at, appeared on the platform as the train departed.
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Gi McAd
McAdoo
F . McAden
Kansas
McAnoc
League of Nations
Congress
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Amd
Boys of America
League
Jimmy Cox
Jim Reed
Ji Reeds
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Gunsaulus to Speak at Robinsd geymnasium Tomorrow
Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus, prominent Chicago clergyman and Ammou Institute president, will address the public tomorrow at 4 PM in Robinsd geymnasium. Earlier today he lectured in Fraser on Art in Industry.
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Frank W. Gunsaulus
Chicago
Ammou Institute
Robinsd
Hog Island Plant Tenders Opened Amid Board Deliberations
Washington dispatch reports bids received for Hog Island building plant near Philadelphia. Harte Brothers Steel Corp of New York bid a large sum. Newark Exchange of New Jersey offered 4,268,750, the sole bid before committee. After opening, Newark substituted its bid. plant cost at time of construction exceeded 70 million. If no advantageous offer appears, the government may lease the site. Chairman Benson notes such a possibility. Nearby, Williamstown resident Harry Brigg aided neighbor with a broken leg and wood-harvesting chores. A pipe organ removal memory recalled Frank Durland’s early work at the First Baptist Church. See 183 Agency.
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Sh Ping Board
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Philadelphi
Harte Bros
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New York
New Jersey
Disney Exchange of
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Newark Pany
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