Salary Hike for Our Teachers Sparks Prewar German Language Return
The New Ulm School Board approved wage increases for teachers and a restoration of prewar German language study for 6th and 7th graders. Extra stipends recognize length of service, with rising payrolls for the 1920-21 year. The meeting also addressed broader teacher shortages and education policy following state and district discussions in St Paul and at the state university.
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Hiesshnat Board
Tate’ Aphool
St. Paul
Eben Coreuiunities
Tearkov
Ielower
Scihl
Nestell Gorman
Coounty Aituney
J. Bekstein
Jo Ale6 Ie
Tromber
New Ulm An Iner
Selaol
Movbera
State Department of
Talian
Engineering Nultiny
State University
Farm School
Dutlop
Wld
State Board of Education
Hunters Conference Set for Lake Washington in July
The Minnesota Game Protective League will hold a three day midsummer conference at Lake Washington from July 16 to 17. The program includes business meetings sports contests and an auto trip around the lakes. The sessions were approved at a Mankato gathering where committees were formed to organize the event. New Ulm members Judge W B Mather and Ed J Berg join committees on general arrangements and finance and entertainment. Dr F E Heidel of Mankato serves as general secretary. Geo Hagen and Ed J Berg attend from the local branch.
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Minnesota Game Protective League
Lake Washington
Mankato
Ulm
W. B. Mather
Ed. J. Berg
F. E. Heidel
Game Protective League
Geo, Hagen
Ld. J. Berg
Parsons Heads War Veterans In Minnesota
The World War Veterans of Minnesota elect Parsons as state chairman and T. O. Johnson as state secretary treasurer at the first annual convention. An executive committee discusses merger with German conference units amid talks of which cities will host next year's convention and a possible July gathering.
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Bowen
Carl D. Parsons
Minneapolis
Minnesota
T. O. Johnson
St. Paul
Ant
St. Pauli
Towa
South Dakota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Aaa
Farybault
Lester Barlow
Barlow
Clear Lake
Iowa
Mason City
Kansas City
Leavenworth
St. Paull
Berlow
Labor-Farmer slate opens state campaign in St Paul
The joint farmer labor conventions in St Paul launched the labor farmer state campaign. Leaders include Doutar Henrik Shipstead for governor Captain George H Mallon for lieutenant governor Thomas Vallom for secretary of state Miss Lily Anderson for treasurer Thomas V Sullivan for attorney general P I Osby for railroad and warehouse commissioner George L Siegel for supreme court justice. About 3 000 people filled the St Paul Auditorium as speakers urged support.
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Farmer and Labor
St. Paul
Working People’s Nonpartisan Political League
Llabor-Farmer
Nonpartisan League
Minnesota Working People's Nonpartisan Political League
Doutar Henrik Shipstead
Glenwood
George H. Mallon
Minneapolis
Thomas Vallom
Mirskine
Lily Anderson
Franklin
Thomas V.sullivan
P. I. Osby
Freehorn County
Echo
Minnesota Daily Star
New Daily Paper
Doctor Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Pope County
Kundiyohi
Congresman
A. J. Volstead
Pope County Safety Commission
Liberty Loan
Red Grass
Couuty Draft Board
Mallon
Pershing
Phillipine
United States
Officers Training
Kort ‘Snelling
Two Conferences Unite In State Church Merger
At a special session of the North German Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church held at St Paul a vote approved merging with the Minnesota Conference. The action followed an invitation from the Minnesota Conference and a true majority supported the plan.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul
Minnesota
Fritsche Wins Mayor Post in Landslide Victory
In a city election all three wards backed Dr. L A Fritsche by a dominant 1028 to 560 margin over Willibald Biber. Labor gains included council seats in wards one and three and the city treasurer and justice of the peace races. Voter turnout totaled 1595, the largest yet, with heavy involvement across the first to third wards.
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Dr. L. A. Fritsche
Willibald Biber
Dr. Fritsche
Martin L. F. Byrich
Fritsche
Hibner
Bibner
P. Liessh
J. Herzog
H.n.somsert
Liesch
Pritache
Eee
Hla Hime
P. Liesch
Fritsche Eichner
AGS Wm. P. Backer
Backer
Eyrich
Mueller
Heck
Emil Mueller
Alois Heck
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New Ulm
Hunters’ Conference
Parsons
MARCH
Louis G. Vogel
Brown County
Turner Hall
Césen
New Ulm Commercial Club
Hofmeister
Ida C. Baar
N. P
ST. Paul Labor Bureau
Methodist Churches OF
Gonstabie
Hagen
Henningsen
Gottlieb Oswald
Geo. Hagen
N. Henningsen
Jerry Reardon
Philip Breach
John Herzog
Henry N. Samson
H. L. Beecher
Constable
Erbner
Fibner Fritsche
Successful Bazaar
Ev. Friedene
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