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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

Page

7

Onyx Clock Mystery In Pitman Boarding House

In a Pittsburgh flood era tale Jennie Brice vanishes from Mrs Pitmans boarding house. Ladley returns amid rumors of murder and Holcombe the amateur detective spies clues including a missing onyx clock and a stolen knife. A periscope watch device reveals Ladleys odd behavior as an investigation unfolds.

Jennie Brice Ladley Mrs. Pitman Pittsburgh Holcombe Ladleys Mr Howell Mr. Lachey Terry Mr. Ladley Mr. Reynolds Mr Holcombe Spencer Herbert Spencer Silks National League Mr. Holcombe Molly Maguire

El Paso Waiting Spark to Ignite Juarez Gambler Scene

El Paso and Juarez share a tense border, with gambling in Juarez drawing North American bettors to cock fights racetracks and Keno. The piece notes cross border tensions, lack of police, and fears of outbreaks if conflicts erupt, while highlighting a steady flow of Americans crossing to Juarez for games and quick bets.

el Paso Texas Jurez Rio Grande Juarez Villa

Legislature adjourns after militia funding and Ludlow fallout

Denver reports a special legislature adjourned after approving a million dollar militia strike fund. Private mine guards will be paid as part of the relief. Mrs Pearl Jolly Mrs Mary Petruce and Pedro Valdez plan to travel to Washington to urge action over the Ludlow battle losses. Survivors sue mining companies guards and militia for damages totaling 150000 dollars.

Denver Colo Wilson Ludlow Pearl Jolly Mary Petruce Pedro Valdez Washington

Mrs. M. B. Donaghey Called By Death

Mrs. Francis A. Donaghey died at home at 7 20 this morning after a long tuberculosis illness. Funeral services will be Sunday at 4 30 in the home with Rev. C B James and the Woodmen Circle. Burial in Rosedale cemetery. She was 44, born near Atwood, wed M B Donaghey 30 years ago and left four sons and two daughters, five at her bedside. She was a Christian and Woodmen Circle member with many friends. Sister Mrs Atwood attended. niece Mrs Lee expected from Parsons, Kansas.

Francis A. Donaghey M. B. Donaghey Rev C. B. James First Christian Church Woodmen Circle Rosedale Cemetery Atwood

Rebels May Import Arms at Tampico Hint

Washington reports Secretary Daniels adopts a passive stance on allowing Rebels to import munitions at Tampico. Bryan suggests American manufacturers could ship arms to Tampico. The German ship Bavaria bound for Havana with Huerta arms will return the cargo, and Germany appears to seek a group agreement to block Huerta arms.

Washington Tampico Daniels Bryan Bavaria Havana Huerta Germany

Norway’s Industry Turns on Cheap Hydroelectric Power

The article argues Norway’s top potential for industrial growth lies in cheap abundant hydroelectric power as coal resources are scarce. It notes Norwegian industry increasingly depends on waterfalls as the main source of motive power.

Norway

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