Kansas Jayhawkers open 1933 season with 34 0 win over Warrensburg Teachers
The Kansas Jayhawkers defeated Warrensburg Teachers 34 to 0 at Memorial Stadium in a non conference opener. Ormand Beach scored on a 4 yard run and a 55 yard burst by John Peterson fueled a third quarter burst with Peterson returning an interception for a touchdown and Beach adding another score. Dean Nesmith and Fred Harris contributed late scores as the sweltering crowd of about 4000 watched.
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Teachers
Memorial Stadium
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Bloomfield
Dumm
Beash
Beach
Ormand Beach
John Peterson
Winfield
Peterson
Casper
Hall
Dean Nesmith
Fred Harris
Lawrence
American Legion
Lindsey
Hendricks
Landon
Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas
Lindley
Drew McLaughlin
Paola
Ottawa
Board of Regents
Athetic Association
Pearson
Plaskett
Sklar
Sulser
Brown
Coffine
Macon
Logan
Skisr
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Cal
Nesmith
Ane Dow
Wiklund
Watkins
Dow
Brenner
Warrenshoro
Bepre
Burt Hammers
O'Neill
Geach
Garrett
Owns
Strange
Halford
Ya Nesmith
Joomfield
Gulv
Nesmithh
Wisland
Wicklund
O'Neil
Hafford
Waklund
Geant
Lynch
Rased
O. Nesmith
Clawson
Kansas Hne
Weaver
Brackfield
Grinkman
Brinkman
Dunn
Warrenburg
T Yowler
Kvaternik
Don
Sebastian
Hervey
Kit
Jones
Laws
Warrenshurg
Lemster
Havena
Kell
Kall
Fortis
Down
Oglesby
War
Tensburg
Henstey
Hall Kell
Rafford
Harris
Laub
Warrenshire
Hensley
Diller
Seeeeeneraaset
Kansas wins 34 to 0 over Warrensburg in football clash
Kansas overpower Warrensburg with a 34 point surge after a tight start. Nesmith and Brinkman spark late scoring while O'Neil and Caspar contribute on defense. final line shows Kansas dominance as Caspar, Wicklund and Hale anchor the attack. Strong showings from Bloomfield, Beach, and Nesmith build the early lead.
Americans Held Prisoner at Sugar Mills in Cuba Strike
Sixteen Americans and Britons, including three women and five children, are prisoners in their homes at Tanama sugar mills near Oriente province. The U S destroyer Hamilton prepares to take them aboard. The mills are American owned, linked to Percy Rockefeller and Vincent Astor. No armed landing planned. The group is about a mile and a half from the coast.
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Havana
Tanama
Oriente
Hamilton
Percy Rockefeller
Vincent Astor
United States
Kidnap Plot Upends Yonkers Wedding Ceremony
In Yonkers New York two would be extortionists face federal charges after a kidnap plot disrupted a society wedding. The bride Helen Batcheller niece of Treasury official Leffingwell married John K Dougherty in a quiet home ceremony with Justice Department agents as witnesses. Nicolina de Palma and James Medley were named in a federal complaint for conspiracy to extort through the mails and threatening kidnapping.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Department, of Justice
Helen Batcheller
Russell C. Leffingwell
Franklin A. Batcheller
John K. Dougherty
Leffingwell
Batcheller
Department
Justice
New York City
Edward Quirk
Thomas F. Cullen
Department of Justice
New York
Cullen
Nicolina Caroline de Palma
James Medley
Grandson of Lafayette to attend Legion convention in Chicago
Indianapolis reports Gen Aldebert de Chambrun great grandson of General Lafayette sailed aboard Berengaria to attend the American Legion national convention in Chicago October 2. He will represent France and invite the Legion to hold its 1937 Paris reunion. Harry Woodring will be the keynote speaker at the national commander's dinner October 2 in Chicago.
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Indianapolis
Louis Johnson
American Legion
Aldebert de Chambrun
General Lafayette
America
Chicago
General de Chambrun
Legion
Paris
Harry Woodring
Kansas
Amnual
Broadcasters to carry 1933 World Series as in 1932
Chicago September 23 report says National and CBS will jointly carry the 1933 World Series. Landis approved an identical plan to 1932 allowing any station to join either chain regardless of membership. Also noted are a free state proposal for the Chaco and a coins find in CasertaItaly. Finn egg exports rise sharply. England remains top buyer.
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Chicago
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kenesaw Mountain Landis Toda
Landis
Finland
Helsingiers
England
Federal coal for needy considered
President Roosevelt weighed adding federal coal distribution to relief efforts for destitute families. Officials pushed to organize food and clothing delivery on a permanent basis while awaiting a coal decision. The AAA moved to distribute beef dairy poultry and cotton surpluses and to secure parity price agreements with major food industries.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Montana
Hopkins
George N. Peak
Peek
Colby M. Chester
New York
Genera Foods Corporation
Food Industries Advisory Board
Washington moves to sift prohibition cases nationwide
Ines administration plans a federal review of all prohibition prosecutions as Postmaster General Farley foresees repeal. L J Bugg of Alabama named senior counsel to lead the unit under John S Hurley to decide which cases to prosecute and save government costs. The effort begins October 1 and aims to stop pursuing minor offenses where feasible.
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Washington
Ines
Farley
L. J. Bugg
Monroeville
Ala
Prohibition
Justice Department
John S. Hurley
Bureau of Investigation
Bugg
Roosevelt sails on Sequoia for week end cruise
President Roosevelt departed Fredericksburg Virginia last night aboard the government yacht Sequoia for a weekend cruise on the lower Potomac. He is accompanied by Rear Admiral Cary T Grayson Mrs Boseman and Miss Marguerite LeHend the president's secretary.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lower Potomac
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Cary T. Grayson
Samuel I. Boseman
Boseman
New York
Marguerite LeHend
Stock Market Index Dips Amid Mixed 90-Stock Readout
The average of 90 stocks fell to 82.6 today from 84.1 yesterday as investors weighed mixed signals. Analysts note volatility tied to car sector chatter including Ford V-6 style remarks. market sentiment remains cautious.
U S Pig Buying Program Ends Friday
Wephinniny September 23 AP The emergency purchasing program ends Friday with no extension. Farmers may mark pigs up to 100 pounds and sows soon to farrow for government bounties. No pig shipments will be issued after Friday. At current rates, about 6 million pigs will be bought. sow purchases capped at 1 million, with total purchases not exceeding 160,000 due to weak farmer response.
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Wephinniny
A.G Black
Farm Administration
Seven Minneapolis Men Face Acquittal Motions in Urschel Kidnap Case
Oklahoma City court heard vigorous arguments for a directed verdict of acquittal from counsel for seven Minneapolis and St Paul defendants in the Urschel kidnapping conspiracy. Judge Vaught overruled some demurrers. Wolk was released after the judge sustained the demurrer in his case. Prosecution rested after four days as defense contended lack of proof of any Twin Cities participants’ knowledge.
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Oklahoma City
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Charles F. Urschel
Edgar S. Vaught
Albert Bates
Harvey Bailen
Southwestern Desperado
J.B. Dudley
Twin Cities
Charles Wolk
Barney Berman
Clifford Skelly
Sam Kozberg
Sam Kronick
Isadore Blumenfeld
Pete Valdez
Vaught
Wolk
Minneapolis
Sam Ayers
Fort Worth
Tex
R. G. Shannon
Ora
Armon
Urschel
Bates
George Kelly
Bailey
Texas
Mathers
Ievene
Four Powers to Unite On Disarmament Plans
Paris reports that the United States, France, Britain, and Italy are moving toward a united disarmament front against Germany at Geneva. French officials cite a tentative arm limitation understanding awaiting ratification. Berlin’s acceptance remains the main hurdle as hopes grow for a solid four power front and resumption of talks on October 16.
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Paris
United States
France
Britain
Italy
Germany
Geneva
Bargain Center Manager Hurt In Car Skid Incident
Sam Raffelock, manager of the Bargain Center dry goods store, was thrown to the floor when the car he rode in skidded last night. He was taken to Memorial Hospital with a sprained hip joint and severe bruises. hospital attendants reported his condition improving today.
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Sam Raffelock
Bargain Center
Memorial Hospital
Two Killed in Truck Crash Near Wichita Kansas
Two persons were killed and seven injured in a crash last night involving two motor trucks near Nepperland and Dorothy Hattie 12, both of Peek Kansas.
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Wichita
Kan
South
Nerland
Dorothy Hattie
Alfies
Peek, Kan
State Bond Study Near Completion
Topeka reports investigators have nearly completed a complete record of the Kansas forged bond scandal for a special legislative committee. The probe has uncovered about $1,000,000 in forged bonds and related securities tied to state funds. indictments and impeachment moves loom as details unfold.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fred M. Harris
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Harris
Ronald Finney
Tom Boyd
Shawnee
Finney
Leland Caldwell
Chicago
OSB
T Ae
Emporia
W.W. Finney
Fidelity State and Savings Bank
Emporia Bank
Farmers State
Neosho Falls
Eureka Bank
Eureka
Boyd
House
Legislative Council
Roland Boynton
Will J. French
Boynton
Young Finney
French
W. W. Finney
Six Fail in Robbery at Quenemo Store
Ottawa dispatch reports six youths robbed the S. M. Marshall store in Quenemo attempting to loot the safe. They seized night watchman J R Hillman and fled in a stolen car, which wrecked west of Quenemo. Hillman was later released near Overbrook. one bandit was injured.
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Ottawa
Kan
S. M. Marshall
Quenemo
Hillman
Overbrook
Gold Price Rises Slightly In Washington Market
Treasury announces today’s newly mined gold price at $91.86 an ounce, eleven cents higher than yesterday’s quotation. The update reflects a modest gain driven by market demand and mining yields in the nation’s capital.
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Washington
Treasury
Mayors urge haste in job making projects
The United States conference of mayors urged the federal government to start spending the 3.3 billion dollars for public works immediately to create employment. About 1,800 mayors criticized delays and called for a simpler allocation system, warning that slow disbursement could cause suffering across America in the 1933-34 winter, while affirming NRA alignment but needing swift funds deployment.
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Chicago
United States Conference’ of Mayors
America
NRA
State relief plans outline for funding aid to needy
Topeka September 25 AP Rol and Boynton Kansas attorney general outlines three methods for funding relief for needy citizens. Direct relief gifts or public works, a state debt not to exceed 1 million dollars, or bond issuance with voter approval for larger sums. Also notes federal funds may be used to help administration and wages for state or county relief programs. The opinion confirms authority to furnish relief and to cooperate with counties, and to use money for building or state projects. Bonded debt above 1 million possible if ratified by voters in a general election. Soviet uses sectional spans ready made ferro concrete bridges produced in Voronezh facilitate Moscow Donetz railroad construction.
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Topeka
Roland Boynton
Alf M. Lanion
John Egan
Egan
Landon Rom John G. Stutz
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
Boynton
Kansas
Voronezh
Ussr
Moscow
Donetz
Baseball results from today’s National League games
Summary of multiple NL games with scores: Boston and Philadelphia split. Brooklyn beat New York. Cincinnati routed by Chicago. Pittsburgh and St. Louis tied. Detroit slipped past New York. Washington defeated Cleveland. Key pitchers included Cantwell Mangum Betts Hogan and Spohrer Holley Elliont Davis in game one, Mungo Lopez in game two, and Pennock Moore Van Alta Ren se in earlier matchups.
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Zachary
Betts
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Spohrer
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Elliont
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New York
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Outen
Shores
Clark
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Richards
Mancuso
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Lopez
Salveson Ral Richards
Cincinnati
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Hartnett
Pittsurgh
St. Louis
Birkofer
Padden
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Lewis
Pennock
Moore
van Alta
Rense
Grown
Welch
Kline
Fullerton
Ferrell
Detroit
Blacholder
Hastort
Hemssey
Hamlin
Haywort
Washington
Cain
Cochrane
Weaver
Bolton
Chicago
Cleveland
Tiete
Heving and
Berry
Harder, Brown and Pytiak
New County Jail Bars Resists Saw
Undersheriff Jude Anderson found a concealed cut in a hardened steel bar on the east cell tier of Douglas county jail. The bar’s core resists hack saw blades, suggesting only an acetylene torch can cut through. The cut appears recent, with no blades found. two inmates jailed for highway robbery remain in the tier.
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Douglas’ County
Jude Anderson
Anderson
Alva Hodges
Holger
Hodges
Richard Kolp
Fred Clayton
Wyoming
Federal deficit cut as income tax payments rise
Washington reports that daily income tax collections are trimming the federal deficit while miscellaneous revenue grows. For the six days ending Sept 15 the deficit dropped from 246 million to 192 million, with a 36 million monthly surplus so far. August miscellaneous receipts reached 249.7 million, beer taxes rose to 15.05 million, gasoline 22.42 million, and cigarette taxes to 33.57 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Kansas Corporations Get First Tax Return Blanks
Kansas corporations using a fiscal year for accounting will receive the first blanks for filing under the state income tax. Fiscal year filers must file within three and a half months after year end, but forms delay extends deadline to December 1. Individuals not on fiscal years have until April 15 for 1933 returns. first blanks mailed today.
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Topeka
Kansas
Reward for Kellys Offered for Capture in Oklahoma City
Rewards totaling 14000 were posted in Oklahoma City for the capture of George Machine Gun Kelly and his wife Kathryn. The head prices were set at 10000 for Kelly and 35000 for Kathryn by a group led by C F Colcord, prominent capitalist and pioneer peace officer.
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Oklahoma City
George
Kelly
Kathryn
C. F. Colcord
Weather and agriculture update in Kansas report
The bulletin notes generally fair and cooler conditions through Sunday with clear skies. It lists road conditions in Douglas County as good and cites temperatures around 65 to 68 degrees, along with cheese production in Montana totaling nearly 2,000,000 pounds, up 17 percent from 1931.
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Kansas
Douglas County
Montana
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