Michigan Minnesota Football Thriller Ends Before Dark
Michigan and Minnesota played a grueling clash at Northrop Field before darkness halted the game in a 6 to 0 score. Boeckman and Heston highlighted the late drive as Michigan fans cheered and the crowd spilled onto the field delaying stoppage.
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Michigan and Yale Football Notes From Ann Arbor
Detroit reports a hard fought Michigan win at home with controversial officiating and Minnesota clash fallout. Yale dominates Columbia at Polo Grounds with strong second half rally and two touchdowns by Kinney and Shevin, Mitchell adds goals.
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Harvard Victorious Over Carlisle Indians In Thrilling Game
Cambridge Nov 2 Harvard defeated Carlisle Indians 14 to 11 in a wildly exciting football clash. A trick kickoff run by Dillon opened Harvard’s scoring followed by another touchdown. Princeton beat Cornell 44 to 0 with strong line play and standout runs.
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Nebraska Buries Iowa in 17-6 Gridiron Wego Triumph
November 2 report from Nebraska notes a dominant win over Iowa, Nebraska scoring three touchdowns to Iowa’s one. Captain Bender’s later 30 yard run and a 50 yard sprint sealed the victory as penalties tempered the Cornhuskers’ drive.
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Haskell Defeats Missouri In Muddy Exhibition Match
In a rain soaked 50 minute game at Association Park Haskell Indians beat Missouri Tigers 17 to 0 amid deep mud and slippery conditions. Two Haskell touchdowns came from a fumble and a 20 yard run by EK Hauser as both teams struggled for footing and accurate play. Chicago defeated Wisconsin 15 to 6 as Walter Eckersall’s kicking and field goals carried the Maroons to victory despite Wisconsin’s stout defense.
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Contested college game ends with scare and weak defenses
Norman Oklahoma on November 7 saw the University of Miahoma and the Kansas State Normals play a tight season game marred by a scare of tof. Both sides struggled on defense as rounds and pace wore down players amid slippery conditions.
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Has a Man a Right to Take His Life headline in Atchison
Atchison Kansas November reports identify the dead man found at W W Lewis residence as Sidney L Platt of Muscotah a scholar and traveler. Platt left a manuscript package for a publisher and a personal note arguing a Christian right to shorten suffering before his death. The body was later identified by Gearer Wy Carpenter of Horton and interred in Horton after the coroner found no poison.
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Larkin Surrenders to Saline Police After Hideout
Ed Larkin, who confessed to killing Murvey Bardonnar, surrendered to Police Officer Shanahan Saturday afternoon in Saline, Kansas. He was taken to a closed cell by 3 pm after relatives arranged protection, having hidden in Salina and near the Wittman hotel. He plans to plead self defense as the case draws intense local attention.
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Penn and Bucknell clash with Penn winning 47 to 6
In Philadelphia on November 2, the University of Pennsylvania defeated Bucknell 47 to 6. Bucknell scored a late touchdown after a paralyzing first half, while Pratt High School beat Stafford 2 to 0 in Pratt Kansas. Princeton plans two more games after beating Cornell.
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Public sentiment against Larkin but no mob violence feared
The coroner's jury has been in session since Friday afternoon and adjourned until Monday for a verdict against Lare kin. Additional arrests may follow Larkin's surrender. Bur donnar was buried at New Cambria.
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Troop Maneuvers End as Northward March Commences
Junction City Kansas November 2 Troops depart maneuver camp after a night of redeployment. Fourth cavalry heads to Fort Leavenworth while a Thirty-Fifth Infantry battalion moves toward Fort Reno. Fourteen trains conveyed equipment and troops in three and a half hours on the Union Pacific. Major General Baton leaves for Omaha aboard President Wurt's special train with Colonel Mc Clernard. The mass move may take two weeks to finish. Manhattan Kansas also reports Fourth cavalry returning to Leavenworth from Fort Riley after rain delays. Sheth infantry continues marching toward Fort Leavenworth.
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Was the census padded Atchison schools questioned by papers
In Atchison, newspapers dispute last year's school census figures claiming the 6 066 count was inflated by centering errors. This year the census shows 3 108 fewer children than last year, shifting $2,000 plus in funding and raising questions about population estimates and funding accuracy. Leavenworth rural routes expand with Route No. 5 starting from Leavenworth, carrier G C Chacey. The new path covers Jarbalo area and broadens county coverage.
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Fire destroys Pierson Milling plant at Lawrence Kansas
Fire destroyed the new Pierson Milling company plant at Lawrence on Sunday night after the site of a previous burned structure eighteen months earlier. The mill cost about 2000 dollars and had been running for less than a month. Officials suspect crossed electrical lines as the cause. Insurance was with a mutual company. exact amounts unavailable.
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Murder tragedy in Manhattan Kansas jealousy drives double suicide
The report details a deadly incident on the Padion farm near Manhattan Kansas where Lenora Smith and her jealous lover Hosea Bowers were killed during a confrontation. Lyman White, who had pursued Miss Smith, fired into the air and then shot Lenora and her heartbroken husband Cal Smith witnessed the fatal second shot. Police were slow to act as warrants were delayed. Bowers reportedly fled after the attack, leaving a community shocked by the crime and the death of Lenora Smith, age 16.
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Edwards Killing Trial Ends in Self Defense Verdict
Donald Edwards, charged with murdering his father August Edwards in Meade County, was acquitted. Prosecution noted incest and threats by the father. defense said Edwards acted in self defense. Local reaction mixed amid broader Kansas news items from Hutchinson to Ardmore.
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