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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
6
Dirk confronts aristocratic circle around Dallas O Maraa and Paula as North Shore hosts entertain famed Emile Gaguet and Roelf Pool. Fox hunts reveal a society chasing status while personal bonds strain under wealth, art, and unspoken desire.
In Chicago, Dirk De Jong reunites with Gen Emile Goguet and Roelf Pool at Selina DeJong's farm visit. The group tours the countryside, shares Paris memories, and Selina confronts her stalled life as the veterans reminisce about campaigns and past loves.
Belgium will honor its first obligations but asks creditors to consider wartime and postwar conditions. Baron de Cartier announced the debt commission's presentation to the American commission. Secretary Mellon said the United States will not demand the impossible and funding the debt is tied to the integrity of international obligations and a settlement affecting long friendship between nations.
The Marines in Nicaragua have been recalled after a presence there lasting thirteen years. It suggests the commanding officer was never satisfied to let a Marine finish his vacation.
Madill residents celebrate a four day rainfall that refreshed gardens and boosted crop prospects. The brief report notes improved conditions in the locality.
An Indian edition of the Goodspeed New Testament will be printed in India for native students. The edition, named the Tyndale edition, marks 400 years since Tyndale's first English translation and will be produced with plates from the University of Chicago Press for distribution in the Orient.
Tulsa bankers A. E. and W. L. Lewis stand charged with violations of national banking laws in a third federal trial in Muskogee. Judge F. E. Kennamer presides as jury selection begins amid defense bid to halt proceedings. Simultaneously in St Paul the appeals court hears writ petition.
A Chicago report says last week 120 people died in automobile crashes across eleven Midwestern states, up from the prior week by twenty. Ohio led with thirty one deaths, Illinois thirty, with Michigan Indiana Missouri Minnesota Iowa and others also recording fatalities and hundreds more injured.
Mrs. N. J. Timms and Miss Kate Gibson of Paden Okfuskee County were badly injured when a light touring car overturned on the road between Paden and Castle. Doctors say internal injuries and a broken shoulder in Mrs Timms. They were taken to a Shawnee hospital. Loose gravel likely caused the crash.
J. D. Gaar, who attended the funeral in Hugo for his nephew Grover Gaar who died in New Mexico last week, reported the service and interment Sunday afternoon were impressive and conducted with American Legion honors.
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