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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1923

Page

6

Desert Trial Spurs Kelleen To Treasure Cave Murder

In a harsh desert night Deborah fights fatigue to follow a trail toward Box Canyon where she hopes to reach troopers. Kelleen, wounded yet alive, escapes a hidden cave and confronts Manuel Gomez before discovering the perilous maze. As dawn nears Meager and his ally Sanchez close in, Deborah’s fate hangs in the balance.

Deborah Kelleen Box Canyon Kelieen Matto Boboe Nike Boxcapyon Tom Meager Old Tom Fie Bob Bob Menger Casebeer Menger Sanchez G—d Manuel Gomez Mexico Bob Meager Juan Sanchez Gomez Rob Meager Manuel Mercer Deborah Meredith

Harding's Illness Triggers Heavy Market Selloff

News that President Harding's condition was grave spurred a sharp market downturn with United States Steel Studebaker and Baldwin sliding one to two points. Commission houses reported liquidations mainly from small investors frightened by the president's worsening illness.

New York Harding United States Steel Studebaker Baldwin Commission Houses

Insects and Their Eyes Described Clearly

A basic overview notes insects typically possess three simple eyes and two compound eyes. Each compound eye consists of many individual ommatidia ranging from a dozen up to 30 000. It details the structure and variation in insect vision.

Boy Scout News from Oklahoma Camp Trips and Honors

Harry Miller notes Troop No. 2 camping at Gregg's Crossing and Desperado Springs with 18 scouts. Junius Ridling, Bob Naylor, and others visit Tishomingo for friends while Dink, Van Duren win best camper and Dixson Webster top appetites. Expenditures total 31.50 vs receipts 27.35, surplus to fund future trips. Eagle and merit badges awarded to Clifford Elliott, N. T. Heard Jr., and others. next treks planned to Kiamichi mountains.

Harry Miller Greggs Crossing Desperado Springs Junius Ridling Bob Naylor Stanley Dean Ed Gwin Jr Tishomingo Dink Coleman C. van Duren Jack Dixson Harold Webster Gregg Harry Deering Carl Spangler Hubert Laird Ferde J. C. Collins Arthur Williams Kiamichi Mountains Linscheid Roy Meek Harry W. Miller Mr. Miller Oklahoma Clifford Elliott N. T. Heard Jr R. Wadyne Kidd Eage C. E. Cunning Ralph Holcomb Bill Mackin Wayne Wadlington

Wilson Removed From A HI Post At Oklahoma A and M

Oklahoma City July 27 The state board of agriculture ousted George Wilson as president of the Oklahoma A and M college effective immediately with unanimous vote Dean R G Tyler named temporary president and said he would leave Oct 1 A A Bagwell and Ernest Chamberlain also resigned from their posts amid ongoing criticisms The board approved a $58000 payment for bills needed to restore good standing with the federal government

Oklahoma Wilson B. E. Hadley Chamberlain

British Empire Ties Global Telegraph Link After War

London reports that Britain seized a German submarine cable from Emden to the United States during the war. After hostilities, one end reached England while the other was diverted to Halifax. The Halifax connection now links a system from Halifax to Vancouver and undersea to Fiji, Norfolk Island, Australia, and New Zealand. Messages from London to the Antipodes take 30 minutes, uniting distant territories under British rule.

London Great Britain Emden United States England Halifax Vancouver Fiji Norfolk Island Australia New Zealand

Italo Orient Challenge Promotes Trade With Russia

The Italo Oriental Congress formed a new body to push Italian trade with Russia, aiming to expand commercial links and facilitate exchanges between the two regions. The move signals a strategic effort to boost economic ties amid shifting global markets.

The Italo-Oriental Congress Russia

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