Trappist Abbot Antoine Oger Dies at Oka Monastery
Montreal Aug 2 1920 Rt Rev Antoine Oger O C R mitred Abbot of Oka dies leaving a legacy of vast canons and industries. He helped clear 1500 acres at Two Mountains Oka for ginseng gardens and farms and oversaw a fire wrecking the dormitory before rebuilding. He blessed four new brothers before death and rests in a plain grave at the monastery.
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Antoine Oger
Washington Post
Montreal
Our Lady of the Lake of Two Mountains
O. C. RK
Oka
Atron
Jumeliiere
France
Antoine
Morgeson
Angers
College of
Canada
Two Mountains
Trappista
Ulptelan
Bellefontaine
Hellefontaine
Tracadie
Nova Scotia
Oko
Com
Antonna Oger
Dom
Antonia
United States
Becomes Bishop of Superior
Rome Aug 2 The Rt Rev J M Kou delka of Cleveland auxiliary bishop of Milwaukee was appointed bishop of the diocese of Superior Wis He succeeds Bishop Augustin Francis Schinner who resigned due to ill health
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Superior
Rome
J. M. Koudelka
Cleveland
Officers Who Command D C Troops Departing for Camp Ordway
Preparations for the District National Guard encampment at Camp Ordway Bolivar Heights West Virginia are complete with 1900 soldiers ready to embark for ten days of war maneuvers. Signal Corps under Capt Oliver C Terry departs today with medical staff accompanying the main force led by Col Charles H Durand First Regiment and Col William B Harvey command the infantry with Lt Col Luther H Reichel derfer and Lt Col A L Parmenter in staff roles.
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District National Guard
Camp Ordway
Bolivar Heights
W. Va
Susi
Signal Corps
Cignal Corps
Oliver C. Terry
Orning
Thomas R. Clark
Prymaster
Medical Corps
Charles H. Durand
William B. Harvey
Luther H. Reichelderfer
A. L. Parmerter
Ralilway
Wilson
War Garrison
Congress
Harries
Garrison
Adj. Parmenter
Florida and
New York Avenues
Firat
Edward M. Nevils
William R. McCathran
Harry C Weirich
Quartermaster S Corps
Nccess
Ordway
Charles HH. Durand
G. B. Young
J. F. Hodgson
Wallace A. Mew Cathran
George IL. Tait
B. Edwards
W. R. McCathran
Charies L. Brockway
J. W. Ohman
Alvin BD. Hathway
Wiliam A. Pebnoyer
W. J. Bowman
John E. Moore
Frank Lockehead
C. W. Putlam
T. &. Fawcett
Hugh Stevenson
W. H. Chane
Charles A. Meyers
Conrad Praetorious
W. ¢. O'Neal
Leutenants
A. R. McGonegal
J. H. Scharf
Thomas Brown
George A. Monagan
Lawrence W. Hagzard
Glener Sk. Johnston
William B. Wall
Lemuel H. Windsor
Neutenants
Everett
Warning on Raw Milk Dangers and Pasteurization
Parents warned against giving raw milk or cream to children or invalids without strict farm cleanliness, healthy workers, disease-free cows, pure water, and rapid cooling. Raw milk linked to tuberculosis and scarlet fever. pasteurization or home pasteurizing at 140 degrees for 20 to 30 minutes preserves nutrition.
Battery drills in rain at Tobyhanna camp
Flooded tents and a drenching afternoon storm marked the first day for the First battery field artillery Dc N G now with the regulars at Tobyhanna Pennsylvania. Morning setup gave way to muddy streams under canvas while the drill in the rain stirred little joy. The battery men performed well taking over horses and equipment from Battery F at Fort Myer.
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Field Artillery
Dc. N. G
Tobyhanna
Fort Myer
Mistrial Warning Over Headlines As Georgia Murder Trial Opens
In Atlenia Georgia on August 2 the Frank murder case against Lee M Frank faced a tension filled day as a front page headline threat stirred calls for mistrial. Judge Roan warned jurors to ignore press reports while Dr Hurt struggled to clarify the timing of Mary Phagan’s death and cabbage digestion. Court adjourned to Monday with women spectators admitted and men kept out until seating was balanced.
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Atlenia
Lee M Frank
Mary Phagan
J. W. Hurt
Cereners Phyetician
Judge Rean
Luther Reeser
Counsel For the Revenge
Dorsey
Roan
Harris
Dr. Hurt
Hart
Harrie
Mary Phalan
Hurt
Sud
Mary Phagas
Tima
Dr. Harris
Wills filed for probate name Alden and Lacoppidan
Emily Josephine Alden dies July 18 leaves Elena Alden 9200 to share with sisters Lucretia and Mary of Kentucky. Residue to sons Charles B. Alden and Francis Eithn Alden, executors without bond. Will dated 1910. Also Mary Manning Fletcher Mary Manning Fletcher estate probate offers relics to National Museum dated October 28 1911. Harriet Manning life remainder then to nieces and nephews. Catherine A Lacoppidan probate leaves 301 O street southwest to daughter Mary H Bradley and proceeds from 3 E street southeast. Woodmont Mass lot to son William Lacoppid a. Remainder to be divided among children.
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Emily Josephine Alden
Elena Alden
Lucretia
Mary Alden
Kentucky
Charles Be, Alden
Francis Eithn Alden
National Museum
Mary Manning Fletcher
Louis C. Fletcher
Harriet Manning
Catherine A. Lacoppidan
Week of mimic war ends in bloodless Middleboro skirmish
In Middleboro Massachusetts on August 2 a two hour mimic war between Connecticut Rhode Island and Massachusetts militiamen ended without bloodshed. Red and blue armies maneuvered around and fired blanks as officials study the campaign outcomes for weeks. Both sides retained positions near the railroad station as they conclude the week of simulated combat.
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New England
Middleboro
Mass
Connecticut
Rhode Islands
Massachusetts
Framingham
Probing New Haven Road Dissolution Talk in Boston
Attorney General Mc Reynolds spent hours in Boston with Assistant AG Jesse Adkins and Special Agent T. W. Gregory discussing the New Haven Railroad status with aims toward possible Sherman Act dissolution. He declined to reveal decisions or whether steps would be taken, noting he was merely passing through.
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Boston
McReynolds
Jesse O. Adkins
T. W. Gregory
New Haven
Department of Justice
Howard Eliiott
Newaven
Tolman Arrested in New York on Fraud Charge
Daniel H. Tolman, loan office proprietor with offices nationwide, was arrested at his New York office today on a charge of fraud. He had just been tried in Trenton, New Jersey, and sentenced yesterday to pay a fine of 31 00 and three years on probation, claiming New Jersey's sentence required closing his offices there.
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New York
Daniel H. Tolman
United States
Tolman
Trenton
New Jersey
The Kernel of Life's Success in Getting the Job Done
A factory broadside urges relentless results over excuses. Emphasizing reliability, it argues that showing completed work builds reputation, while excuses erode trust. Read as a lesson on diligence, understanding orders, and measuring personal growth through lack of excuses.
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Emory J. Haynes
New York Fivening Mall
Diimal
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