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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1924

Page

8

Vision 7 Beautiful tale of a hidden child

A narrator reveals a family’s tragic past surrounding a presumed child’s death and a haunting upstairs room. Aunt Mary recounts rigid discipline and a mother’s guilt linked to a lost daughter named Doris, while the mother longs to glimpse her elusive smiling memory.

Mary Ewing Aunt Mary Doris

Missing marshal recalled in a rambling city column

The City Star quotes Professor Pate musing on the fate of the grand marshal once famed for a red sash and a tall steed in past parades. The whimsical reflection touches on the marshal’s role and the audience’s reactions.

Pate Kapsas City Star

Mrs G W Lively and son visit sister in Belmont area

Mrs G W Lively and her son John from Momenee, lil, are visiting her sister Mrs E B Waggoner at 1020 Belmont.

G. W. Lively John Momenee Lil Waggoner Belmont

Most Appropriate Memorial for Walter Hines Page School

Herbert Hoover endorses a $1,000,000 Walter Hines Page School of International Relations at Johns Hopkins University. Trustees appeal to the public for funding to support professorships, fellowships, and a library, highlighting Page’s democratic ideals and humanitarian work. Contributions directed to 111 Broadway, New York City.

Herbert Hoover Walter Hines Page Johns Hopkins University School of International Affairs American Relief Administration Herbert L. Gutterson Ganization Broadway New York Page Johns Hopkins Uate Johns Washington Library of Congress State Department

Okmulgee Attorney Recalls 1880 Republican Convention in Chicago

Okmulgee attorney H E Baker recalls the 1880 Republican convention in Chicago and the Old Guard backing Grant. He notes the nine day deadlock, Garfield’s rise as a dark horse, and argues for party unity and bipartisan tariff issues. Baker says he will vote for Coolidge.

Okmulgee H. E. Baker Chicago Akter Garfield Baker Old Guard U. S. Grant Pacific Coast Kansas City Grant Blaine William T. Sherman Weshburn Edward Conkling New York Missouri Dick” Bland Bryan Platte Bland Dick Bland McAdoo Ulysses S. Grant League of Nations Democratic Party Coolidge

This Freedom Promises Distinctive Photoplay Quality

A William Fox screen version of A. S. M. Hutchinson's This Freedom shown at the Ameri can theatre last night earns praise for its story direction acting and photography. It follows a woman banker whose ambition drives her life as her family suffers from a swindle and ruined lives in London cabarets with Fay Compton delivering a standout lead performance.

William Fox A. S. M. Hutchinson Hutchinson Rosalie London Canada Fay Compton

Smith Gets Brief Kearing Today

In Ardmore county court Judge A J Hardy heard the state case against Doe Smith charged with murder in the death of Indian Wyley Sams who died at his Sulphur area home on June 27 from a head blow with an iron bar last December The docket also lists B H Hudson charged with perjury related to an automobile confiscation case for this afternoon.

Ardmore A. J. Hardy Doe Smith Wyley Sams Sulphur B. H. Hudson

GALLERIES ALL FOR SMITH IRENE BECKETT REPORTS OKLAHOMA VIEW

Judge A L Beckett of Okmulgee reports the Democratic national convention favored Smith in the galleries where booing and gatekeeping silenced Bryan McAdoo supporters. Beckett says he supports McAdoo but sees no clear path for Ralston Glass or Bryan. He criticizes access rules and cites liquor support at Oklahoma HQ.

Ralston Glass Bryan Beckett Smith Walsh Lacds Walsh Beckett Montana New York City McAdoo Christian Science Monitor Oklahoma New York Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania Rhode Island

Oil Field Worker Injured In Crash Near Cooksville

OKMULGEE An oil field worker named Snedin of Cromwell is critically injured and unconscious after a car left a Youngstown highway embankment near Cooksville. The car overturned three times and burned. a Cromwell woman accompanying him suffered injuries but was not jailed. Snedin's brother in Indiana was notified.

Okmulgee Snedin Cromwell Cooksville Youngstown Highway Ed Mitchell Mitchell Indiana John Russell

Local beekeeper notes late honey flow limits yields

Dr. S. L. Burns of Maxwell reports his bees, among the county’s most successful, have produced little this season due to a late honey flow.

S. L. Burns Maxwell

Sheriff Campaign Announcement in Pontotoc County

A candidate for Pontotoc County Sheriff requests voters support on August 5th. He highlights a clean deputy administration, union and fraternal involvement, and urges consideration of his experience, courage, and fairness in office. Political advertising signals.

Pontotoc County Oklahoma Sheriff

You Know a Tonic Makes You Eat Like a Hungry One

A garbled line suggests a tonic boosting appetite and vigor. The text reads as a quirky health claim with promotional tone. No clear events or identities are present.

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