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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1926
Page
1
Haskell overwhelmed Bucknell 73 to 4 in a rugged game. Key drives featured Traskell and Smith as Haskell built a large lead, while Bucknell fumbled and faced penalties. Levi and Melain sparked late scoring bursts as Haskell dominated on both sides of the ball.
Washington reports Huff Data company in Bristol, Pennsylvania completed a massive single engine bomber named Cyclops for the United States Army Air Corps. Key specs include 85 foot wingspan, 65 foot length, 335 mph speed, 21 hour fuel, and bomb load options up to 9,000 pounds. Early power was Packard 800 horsepower, soon to be replaced by a 1,200 horsepower twenty four cylinder engine. Officials also note postwar project tracing to anti aircraft and pursuit plane needs.
Haskell 20 Bucknell 0 as Haskell dominates with 228 rushing yards to Bucknell's 61. Key plays include MelLain 40 yard kickoff to the Bucknell 35, Quinn fumble recovery, Diehl scoring drives, and multiple penalties turning drives. Levi and Ward steer Bucknell drives but fail to score.
Milan reports the fourth anniversary celebration of Fascist monarch Rome with Mussolini in attendance. Military review features fascist militia units, a parade to Piazza Duomo, and crowds estimated at 58 000. Italy ış illuminated public buildings as banners and arms colors display.
The navy's sonar program from the war department advances undersea sound tools to protect ships from collisions icebergs and submarines. Sonic depth finding devices have aided Pacific and Atlantic theaters and extend global sounding coverage during routine cruising with improved signaling and charting accuracy.
Cuban authorities granted a confession allowing a local company to harvest sharks from the south coast. Fishermen report rapid predation on smaller fish, urging prompt action to protect edible yields. Sharks will yield leather from skins and fins for the Chinese community, while an American firm offers to buy shark oil for medicines and paints.
Vienna laborer Emmie rich Wenger is jailed for robbing Breintenfeld Church after entering during evening worship and staying until morning. He hid goods in pockets intended for theft, but fell asleep. sexton found him sleeping as police investigated the break in. Albania Plans Rail Link and Forced Labor Rule
At the Heskel stadium dedication a stadium built entirely by Indians, officials praised Indian progress and citizenship. William Jacobs, Sioux student at Haskell, accepted the stadium as a milestone, while Secretary Work spoke of past policies and improved opportunities for the Indian race. The ceremony followed a village barbecue and joined whites with tribesmen from across the continent.
The fragment describes legends of a Spanish treasure fleet wrecked near the Texas coast, with islands along the Boca Grande area linked to Col. Sam Robertson. It mentions survivors fleeing toward Matagorda and the Rio Grande, coins unearthed in sand hills, and past claims by A. H. Sluely of Corpus Christi. The tale ties into long-shot salvaging rumors and a proposed drive near the coast that remains submerged by waves.
Drake University Bulldogs trail Kansas 15 to 0 at halftime in Des Moines. Everett at quarterback connects with Sutherland for a first quarter touchdown, Drake responds with a second period onslaught but Kansas stops the drive with defensive stands and penalties. The game unfolds with repeated punting, net yardage battles, and drift toward a homecoming crowd as Drake fights to close the gap.
Kansas and Drake clash as backs Zuber Meyers Cook and Hamilton feature for Kansas while Drake uses Dustin and Raun in the backfield. The muddled play describes tackles, punts, and a halftime Kansas lead as both teams trade lines and yardage with several substitutions and officiating notes recorded.
Tokyo officials tell United Press Japan seeks only industrial progress not empire building. They dismiss any plan to seize the Philippines if the U.S. leaves, stressing commitment to internal emigration and industrialization to boost production and global competitiveness. Dr. Takano calls for U.S. representation at a Washington tuberculosis conference this month.
Mississippi stories will be kept for future generations as part of an autumn program at the University of Mississippi. Old ballads fables place names and traditions will form a study course this year. An unusual course on temperance and social economies covers taxation rural education and state government. College credits will be allowed for both courses.
Early morning observers in Williams Bay will begin a biennial Mars study as the planet approaches Earth for a near opposition. Frost of Yerkes notes uncertain discoveries may arise from favorable weather while highlighting past finding that dark spots may emit more heat than desert-like regions.
In Milan an Italian wets group led by Professor G Armate mobilizes to protest global prohibition impact on Italian brands and economy. They aim to meet Mussolini with delegates to present issues facing the organization and renew anti-dry campaigns in wine and liquor.
Last minute appeals burst from major parties urging all qualified citizens to vote on Tuesday. Republicans fret over complacency and fear cross influence may hinder turnout. County boards prepare for vote counting with cooperation across precincts. University students greet voting with ballots mailed to residences for counting in county returns.
An AP report from the Colonial Office discusses a potential reduction in rubber exports tied to price declines and a 24 000 ton baseline output from British plantations. It notes uncertainty over the exact per cent standard production and American trade implications amid ongoing global supply concerns.
In a shuffled listing a name appears as missing from the Lawrence lumberyards roster. The firms closed this afternoon to allow employees to attend the Haskell Bucknell game. Mrs Shaw, a longtime school sports supporter, was noted among the loyal backers.
Occasional precipitation expected across the Upper Mississippi Valley and Central Great Plains with variable temperatures. Southern Rockies to plateau forecast shows generally fair conditions with normal temperatures. Partly cloudy in Kansas with brighter Sunday, cooler in the southeast tonight. Roads expected to be bad in all regions.
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