Kansas Jayhawks Ready for Third Battle with Oklahoma Sooners
Kansas prepares for the twenty-first rivalry clash with Oklahoma at Norman. Max Krueger moves to quarterback with Charlie Black at halfback, as Kansas touts a stronger scoring threat and a retooled line led by captain Black and others.
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University of Kansas
University of Olahoma
Norman
Kansas‘ Warriors
Oklahoma Pigskin Luggera
Jayhawkers
Benny Owen
Kansas
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Glark
Jayhawker
Soonerville
Max Krueger
Charlie Black
Burt
G. Smith
Krueger
Black
Mount Orendelgren
Melvin Griffin
Jack McLean
Robert Mosby
Allan Davidson
Clyde Freese J
Eldon Haley
John Lonhore
Clark
Mosby
Kansas Loach
K. U
Sooners
Haskell Indo Indians Prepare for Creighton Game
Hard pac es practice in preparation for the Creighton football game at Omaha this Saturday progress at Haskell Institute. Coaches and the Indians face a dangerous foe as Creighton refines the Notre Dame style under Coach Wynne. Nebraska officials plan to attend. The Haskell scrubs drill Creighton plays and aim to match Hanley’s first team. Practicing last night, Reine stood out as the best this season. nearly all regulars are in form for the game next Saturday in Omaha. Carter's offers alcohol.
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Omaha
Haskell Institute
Notre Dame
Aggies
Wynne
Nebraska
Haskell
Hanley
Omal
Lawrence and Iola ready for Cordley field clash
Lawrence high school fans expect a win against Iola at Cordley field Saturday afternoon. Coach Andy McDonald’s steady program and last week’s showing versus Manhattan boost confidence and fighting spirit. The second team heads to Eudora Friday, facing one of Eudora’s strongest squads in history.
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Lawrence
Iola
Cordley Field
Andy McDonald
Manhattan
Massachusetts Street
Eudora
Eudora High School
Elks Bowling Scores Show Top Players and Night Match
Pierson Hetzel 222 high for Elks with 798 series and 808 high game. Ring Ti 798 Th4 Henry 688 793 808. high sling 451. Kiley 802. Reatz and Williams scheduled to play tonight. ad notes Kalis Flu Caps for colds and grip.
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Pierson Hetzel
Pierson
McFar
Tland
Henry
M Sling
Kiley
Reatz
Williams
Edwards Loses and Wins at Topeka Wrestling Event
Topeka October 31 Billy Edwards light heavyweight wrestler had a mixed night winning and losing at the City Auditorium. During his bout with Marty Manes the Boston Greek promoter, someone stole his automobile left in front of promoter T. W. Martins residence valued at $3,000.
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Topeka
Kan
Billy Edwards
City Auditorium
Marty Manes
T. W. Martin
Edwards
Band Will Go Along To Norman For KU Football Trip
The University of Kansas band will travel to Norman in full force for the football game. J. C. Mae McCanles announced all band members will be taken on the trip, leaving in a special car at 5 43 p m Friday. Dr F C Allen said the band’s presence will aid the team, with Kansas aiming to beat the opponents. Locals have reserved Santa Fe special cars, with round trip tickets priced at 17 80 and special fare and a third offered.
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University of Kansas
Norman
J. C. “Mae”. McCanles
K. U
F.C. Allen
University
Kansas
Santa Fe
Lawrence
Americans Dominate First Rounds in Balk Line Bid
In New York on October 31 three American players in the world balk line billiard championship won their first three matches against European challengers. Tonight the Hoppe Cochran match promises a decisive result as one American aims to defeat the other and end the invaders’ streak.
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New York
Europe
Invaders in Hagenlacher Conti Balk Line Contest
The report notes Welker Cochran of San Francisco defeated Roger Conti of France 500 to 457 in a four hour match amid a slow tournament. Jake Schaeffer of Chicago won the slowest game to date 5 to 451 against Edouard Horemans of Belgium after nineteen innings. Conti and Hagenlacher met in the fourth match with Conti’s early loss to Cochran and Hagenlacher’s to Willie Hoppe. Hagenlacher won the bank and ran twelve.
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Invaders
Welker Cochran
San Frantisco
Roger Conti
France
Jake Schaeffer
Chicago
Edourad Horemans
Belgium
New York
Associated Press
Erich Hagenlacher
Germany
Conti
Welker
Cochran
Hagenlacher
Willie Hoppe
Ancient craft unearthed at Los Angeles harbor site
An oil storage tank excavation in Los Angeles harbor uncovered a undersea craft dating back centuries. The boat under forty feet long features high sides and heavy wood with rusted fastenings, suggesting non Native American construction. Theories link it to Chinese or Spanish explorers or pirates who navigated inland harbor channels long ago. A mastodon tusk was found near the timbers.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Los Angeles Harbor
Pacific Ocean
Kansas public school enrollment tops 584751 statewide
Topeka Kansas October 24 1920 Statistics show 584751 children enrolled in Kansas public schools the figure used to distribute state school funds totaling 804808 dollars across 105 counties The per capita dividend funds rural and city districts alike at 57 cents per child The state school fund around 11 million dollars provides annual income for districts Originated from sale of school lands under federal law with lands offered at 225 an acre Carter's ad at end
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Topeka
Wan
Kansas
Jess W. Miley
Canadian observance planned for Parkman centennial
Ottawa reports a broad Canadian committee plans an official observance of the Parkman centennial. Led by Sir Arthur Currie, the group includes Canada’s prime minister, opposition leader, provincial premiers, university and learned society representatives. A Montreal meeting November 18 invites French ambassador Jusserand to speak. memorial ideas include scholarships, a history chair, or a monument.
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Ottawa
Associated Press
Francis Parkman
Canada
Sir Arthur Currie
McGill University
Lawrence J. Burpee
Canadian Historical Association
Dominion
Montreal
Juis J. Jusserand
France
United States
Bliss Perry
Harvard
C. W. Colby
Merrill University
Parkman
Inanadian
Labor Party Gains Power Prediction From Hastings Speech
Patrick Hastings, Labor MP, said a Labour government led by Ramsay MacDonald would be in power by 1926 after analyzing vote totals. He cited Labour votes rising from a few thousand before 1910 to 2.25 million in 1918 and about 4.5 million “last year.”
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Wallsend
Eng
Associated Press
Ramsay MacDonald
Patrick Hastings
King’s Counsel
Man kills father over dog dispute in Manila
Benito Andal is jailed on murder charges after an argument over his dog led to his father Pedro Andal's death. Benito’s brother Patricio was badly wounded, and Benito’s other brother was involved as authorities investigate the fatal incident. Local constabulary apprehended Benito.
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Manila
Associated Press
Benito Andal
Pedro Andal
Patricio Andal
Benito
Patricio
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds and grippe, claiming complete relief within hours. It promises clear head, no fever, and no congestion, with druggists guaranteeing the product. A box costs only a few cents and claims no side effects.
Hallowe'en Dance and Local Meetings In No 6 Neighborhood
The No 6 neighborhood reports meetings scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of each month, with the next meeting set for Thursday November 1. The program committee includes Mrs Richardson, Mrs Lands, and Mr Banning. refreshments to be handled by Mr Ohblert, Mr Maloney, and Mr Toblex. Neighbors gather for social events, hunts, visits, and various outings across nearby towns including Lawrence and Tonganoxie, with multiple residents traveling and hosting at homes in Oakridge and Model neighborhoods.
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George
Igan
No. 6
Irs
Richardson
Landis
Banning
S. B
Perdue
Arthur Shields
Tom Pugh
Frank Goff
A. E Holcom
Jim
Pugh
Noah Eberhardt
Som ‘Everett
Pleasant Grove
Dora Jones
Lawrence
H. B. Axel
AE. Halcom
Model
Ferdinernd Zefersohn
Topeka
la Duke
Charles la Duke
Helen Deeter
Tonganoxie
George Criss
Oakridge
O. B. Shuck and
Community notes from Lawrence area report visits and school events
Miss Eunice Griffith of Lawrence spent Sunday with relatives. Local residents Raymond and Alfred LaDuke were in Lawrence Saturday. Shuck family hosted Mrs Ellwood Deay for a week. J S Tobler and family visited Tobler relatives. Huling Richardson, Kennedy family, and others called at Holcom homes and walnut gathering occurred. Coal hauled for schoolhouse by Nahings and Meholcoms. Holcom bought coal from Franklin Farmers Union. C B Shuck traveled to Baldwin for apples. A committee visited Lawrence to buy flowers for W E Martin who died recently. Pleasant Valley school closed its second month with several students neither absent nor tardy. Halloween planned. Alfred and Robert Delin joined Pleasant Valley roll. Arthur and Aly Delin moved to Lawrence area for winter.
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Eunice Griffith
Law‘rence
Raymond
Alfred LaDuke
Lawrence
C. Shuck
Evelyn
Tobler
Grandma 'Tobler
Louie Holcom
Charles Pew
Model
Donald Thatcher
Belvoir
Huling Richardson
X. Kennedy
May
Clark
A. L
W.E. Martin
Martin
Pleasant Valley’ Farmers’ Union
Pleasant Valley‘school
Dorothy
Eunice
Ina Tobler
Charlotte
Maurine Mangels- Jorf
Delbert
Opal
Richardson
Loyd
Shuck
Car
Lester Hegeman
Melvin Griffith
Pleasant Valley
Alfred
Robert Delin
Arthur Anderson
Aly” Delin
Worden
Anderson Place
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