Notre Dame Beats Kansas 28 7 at Memorial Stadium
Notre Dame and Kansas clash in a 28 to 7 Irish victory at Memorial Stadium Indiana. Elmer Layden led the Irish scoring with multiple drives while Kansas struggled to contain Shakespeare Millner and Carideo. Crowd of about 2 000 watched as Notre Dame defended the south goal with the wind behind them and built a commanding lead through the second half.
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Fred
Eimer Layden
Tommy Mel
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Notre Dame
Iiss Aul
Toox Douglas
Bat
Mike Layden
Gillspeare
Kansas
Shakespeare
Wally Fremhart
Stukey
Peterson
Harris
Rambler
Layden
Milner
Trish
Carides
Fromiart
Wilie
Roosevelt Defends AAA In Fremont Speech
President Roosevelt spoke to thousands in Fremont Nebraska praising the AAA as economically and constitutionally essential to aid farmers. He argued federal measures promote welfare without harming liberties and cited factors raising farm incomes amid a western tour.
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Roosevelt
AAA
Ten Applications For LaVerne Neves Scholarship Announced
The University of Kansas funds the La Verne Neves scholarship loan with about 1100 dollars allotted. Eligible applicants must have served in the U S army or navy in World War I and be honorably discharged. Descendants of war service members in the armed forces may also qualify under the Noyes scholarship. This year loans will not be granted to those who enlisted after May 1, 1918 or who served overseas or before armistice, due to limited funds.
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LaVerne Neves
University of Kansas
George GQ
Foster
TeRistrar
United States
Laffoon Sends Troops to Kentucky Mine Area
Governor Gav Ruby Laffoon ordered the Kentucky National Guard to Harlan county to quell what he termed the worst reign of terror. The move followed hearings on southeastern Kentucky mine labor tensions as United Mine Workers pressed for troops to maintain order and prevent evictions. County officials denied evictions amid reports of ongoing mine operations and a generally quiet scene.
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Ruby Laffoon
National Guard
Harlan County
Adjt
Henry H. Denhardt
Kentucky National Guard
Kentucky
Louisville
United Mine Workers of America
Fears Italian Offensive Near London Dispatch
Addis Ababa Sept. Haile Selassie warned the League of Nations that continued Italian military buildup and provocations could force a general mobilization in Ethiopia. He expressed confidence the League would back Ethiopia and prevent aggression as observers in Addis Ababa regarded a mobilization as inevitable.
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League
Ethiopia
Italy vows loyalty to League and opposes Ethiopia move
Rome reports Benito Mussolini's cabinet declares temporary loyalty to the League of Nations and pledges to negotiate with Great Britain while not abandoning the League. It condemns Ethiopia's troop withdrawal and says Italian forces will expand in Africa but aims to avoid widening the conflict. The communique accuses the League of procedural rigidity and cites Italy's security needs.
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League of Nations
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Haile Selassie
Jury Indicts 250 Far From Crime
A federal grand jury in Wichita returns about 240 secret indictments naming defendants with charges including violations of state and federal prohibition laws, conspiracies, and tax evasion. Arrests to follow as marshals act. One indictment reportedly involves robbers of a Smith Center bank.
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Kan
Fred Partridge
United States District Court
United States
Smith Center
Sesson
Faurot’s Tigers Open Season With Big Win Over William Jewell
Don Faurot’s Missouri Tigers rolled to a 24 point lead by halftime in their season opener at Memorial Stadium Columbian Mo. Frye and Londe connected for a 50 yard play to set up the first score. Turnhough blocked a punt and returned it four yards for a second touchdown. Lochmner to Mahley connected for a 34 yard score and a third before intermission.
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Harris
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Shakespeare
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Min
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Place
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William Jewell
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Missouri
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Mahley
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Servicer
Coffman Leads Pentathlon Battle in National Championship
Clyde Coffman of the Kansas City A C won the broad jump to take the lead in the national pentathlon, earning a 15 point start. Arnold Preheim of the Agricultural Dept A A of Washington D C won the javelin with six meters eight centimeters, scoring 605 points, while Coffman was second with AL points and later posted 2.4 seconds in the 200 meters for 711 points to widen his margin.
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Clyde Coffman
Kansas City A. C
Eulave Peacock
Temple University
Coffman
Arnold Preheim
Agricultural Department A. A
Washington, D. C
Football finals and college scores from scattered games
Carnegie Tech, Case 3. Navy 20 over William and Mary 6. Pittsburgh 14, Waynesburg 1. Colgate 30 over Niagara 1. Holy Cross 12 over Providence 6. Lehigly 16 over Upsala 0. Fordham 14 over Franklin and Marshall 7. Colby 4 over Amherst 6. Dynamite theft charges filed in Columbus Kansas. Three men Ed Cassell Russell Brittle Clarence Burke. St Louis Cardinals manager Frankie Frisch signs one-year deal for presumably continuing role. salary not disclosed.
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Kennamer to Appeal Conviction Reversal Bid
Oklahoma City September 28 Tulsa federal six year term convict Kennamer will appeal his Thanksgiving night verdict before the state criminal court of appeals Oral argument on Tuesday follows challenges to prosecution conduct The 5 year sentence is under review while Kennamer awaits the next move by his legal team.
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Oklahoma City
United Brethren Pastors Named in Kansas Assignments
United Brethren pastors in Kansas announced by Bishop A B Statten at the Salina conference include Lawrence N H Thuffmans Lawrence Valley Chapel J W Robbins Lecompton and Big Springs Arthur Big Springs assignments noted.
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N. H. Huffman
Salina
Church of the Uniuel Brethren
Whyist
Huffman
Lawrence
Arthur Ward
Big Springs
K. E. Shutts
Lecompton
Coffeyville
Kan
United Brethren Churches
Kansas
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N. H Thuffmans
Lawrence Valley Chapel
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Lecompton—K
Arthur
Auto Accident Injures E. E. R. Hess in Iola
E. E. R. Hess, eastern Kansas representative for a Kansas City pharmaceutical house, is confined to his home with injuries from an automobile accident near Iola on Wednesday. The wreck destroyed the car, a Ford V-8, and details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Iola
Hess
Oll
Reunion After 17 Years Separates Ends For Lawrence Siblings
Three Lawrence students once separated by adoption rejoice in living together for the first time in 17 years. Mary Evelyn Stamper, Ruth Margaret Werret, and Keith Hawk, each raised in different households, now share a home with Mrs. Ella Warren in Lawrence. Mary Evelyn, a KU senior, Ruth Margaret, a LM list senior, and Keith, a Park College attendee, describe a natural reunion despite varied family names. The story traces adoptions following the death of Mrs. Stamper and notes the siblings maintain close ties as they adjust to campus life.
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Rigus
Ella Warren
Louisiana Street
4. M. Stamper
Atchison
K. U
Mary Fivelyn
Stamper
University of Kansas
Keith Hawk
Univer
Ruth Margaret
Tan
First Frost Report Near Lawrence Sets Quiet Tone
The season's first frost appeared last night with minimal crop damage. Farmers A B Helcam five miles south of Lawrence and R H Rose on North Third Street reported frost, while C J Posey saw none. Beans tomatoes and late crops may be first harmed. toast night low 37 and the average first frost date around October 4. NEW INSURANCE AGENT
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Lawrence
Rose
North Third Street
C.J. Posey
Thompson to Take Over Roy Flory's Insurance Office
Thompson of Fort Sport will relocate to Lawrence Mon to assume the general insurance business run for five years by Roy Flory. Newly named deputy to County Treasurer A. A. Gardner, Thompson was a banker in Mintville, Kansas. His wife, experienced in insurance, will assist. A son of the Tot SONS plans to enter the University of Kansas next semester.
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Fort Sport
Lawrence
Roy Flory
A. A. Gardner
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Minttville
Kan
Tot
Kansas
Backfire Stirs Secret Service Men at Roosevelt Train Service
Forty pairs of Secret Service eyes scanned the Main street viaduct as dawn light and flashlights revealed armed men moving to a new angle while President Roosevelt’s special train was serviced at Union Station. The president slept through the incident as an auto passed nearby.
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Hutson Hotel Leader George E Hutson Dies in Kansas City
George E Hutson longtime Kansas hotel man born in Lawrence died about 11 PM at Trinity Lutheran hospital Kansas City After managing the National Hotel Leavenworth since 1960 he spent years in Independence and Lawrence Survived by widow mother and brother funeral set for Leavenworth Monday at 3 PM from the Sexton chapel
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CAN BUILD NAVY, TOO Bi Route With President Roose vel to the Pacific Coast
President Roosevelt indicated the United States would adhere to the Washington and London naval treaties but warned that failure to renew or reinstate them could shift U S policy toward building only treaty strength. He spoke as he traveled toward a fleet demonstration off San Diego and Cuba to support the existing accord.
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London
Negro pastors respond to Roosevelt on race issues
Rev Howard Hickerton of New Hope Baptist and Rayford of Arundel Methodist Episcopal criticized the President for ignoring African American sentiment. They argued the New Deal could not curb destructive racism and that Black citizens deserve their political voices despite party alignment.
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Crowd greets KU football team at farewell train rally
About 500 students and local fans gathered at Sarra Fe station last night to bid Kansas University football team farewell before departure for Notre Dame. Coaches Ad Lindsey and Mike Get to spoke. Verte Ward led cheers with assistants as the train pulled out.
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Kansas University
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Mike Getto
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Manhattn Tribune Changes Ownership in Herington
Herington Kan Sept 28 The Manhattan Tribune announces new owners J M Desthy RL Knox and Hal Sheldon will take over the paper on September 30 Knox has five years in the advertising department and Sheldon two decades with the Council Grove Republican.
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Herington
Hal Sheldon
Council Grove
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Hurricane lashes islands killing 32 and injuring 300
Reports from Jamaica Cuba and Florida area say 32 dead 300 injured 1 000 homes destroyed with damages in the millions. Ships report grounding and towns like Cienfuegos and Casilda suffer severe destruction as the storm moves toward Miami prompting evacuations and warnings along the Florida coast.
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Haile Selassie Mobilizes Provinces Amid War Frenzy
Addis Ababa reports Emperor Haile Selassie issues proclamations to provincial governors authorizing immediate mobilization as military pageantry ends the rainy season. Empress Mennen plans to fly to Dessin in October to organize hospitals for wounded soldiers with help from German aide Frau Hertel.
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Berlin
Weather Forecast for Kansas Includes Road Conditions
Kansas forecast calls for fair tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures. Morning conditions clear. Dirt roads rated good to fair across Coffeyville Pittsburg Emporia Manhattan with softness at Arkansas City. Douglas County roads noted. temperatures Recorded by Gas Office show today’s notable highs and lows.
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