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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
6
Baree, starving and near death, drags through the forest propelled by the wolf within. He reaches green timber and encounters Sekoosew the ermine, a famed hunter whose pelt once fueled exploration and fur trade during centuries of Hudson’s Bay company history.
Senate and governors challenge the White House order empowering state and local police to pursue prohibition violators across jurisdictions. Maryland Governor Ritchie calls it an overreach, while prohibition director James E. Jones argues it broadens federal‑local cooperation and cross‑border enforcement.
In a tense night chase, Baree the wolf dog battles injury and fear. He wounds the ancient owl Oohoomisew and survives as the seasoned predator yields, signaling Baree’s first sworn night of triumph and a newborn wolf howl.
Baree heals from his wounds and follows the wolf cry toward Beavertooth's domain. He observes a beaver colony at dusk and quietly studies their life as he seeks kin and companionship in the forest.
Guthrie May 20 Interior decoration work at the Scottish Rite Masonic temple is near completion with finishing touches on ceilings and two lodge rooms on the upper floor yet to be finished. The two section building, once Oklahoma’s old state capitol, features a banquet room, cafeteria, grand stairway, and colored glass windows bearing Masonic signs amid elaborate beaded glass chandeliers. Visitors from across the state sign a daily temple register and Masonic entertainments are held here, home to the state grand judge.
Assistant Secretary Andrews announced the enlistment of California deputy sheriffs and federal prohibition officers under President Coolidge authority to employ state county and municipal police in city law enforcement. The note also mentions the Warsaw fighting and a British strike costing 8 500 000 dollars an hour.
In Geneva on May 20 a German delegate Count von Bernstorff urged disarmament talks to ban airplanes poison gas and suppress heavy artillery tanks. He argued Germany’s industrial strength must be weighed as neighbors are asked to disarm.
Doctors said Buddy McAfee is expected to recover after a gun battle near the city that also involved his cousin Tom McAfee. They face joint charges in the slaying of Mrs. J. P. Davis. Stanley Helms, Davis's escort, claims the fight arose from an attempted robbery.
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