Bobleter Triumphs In City Election Victory Over Eibner
In a quiet city election the former candidate Bobleter defeated Eibner by a 48 vote lead. Oswald wins treasurer with 447 majority over Frank. Buenger secures second ward alderman seat by 113, Meyer wins third ward. Several officials re-elected without opposition. Funeral for Mrs Gilley to be held at Congregational church. Christine Nilson sends autographed photo to the editor.
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Bobleter
Ibner
Gottlieb Oswald
Wa Frank
Lewis Buenger
Albers Meyer
Bobleter Kibner
Oswald
Franti
Boblever
Elbow
Liswald
Prank Suenger Groebner Bobleter
Eibner Crewald
Frank
Gieseke Meyer
Ernst Wieberski
Henningson
Ernst Brandt
J. &. Graff
Christine Nilson
Countess de Miranda
Mentone
Prance
America
Jos. Gilley
Cottonwood Township
Manahan Speaks on Rail Rates at Turner Theatre
James Manahan of St Paul, attorney for the Minnesota Shippers and Receivers’ association, denounces railway greed and tariffs in a Turner theatre address. He urges election of better public officials as the state campaign opens amid national political speculation about John Grass’s railway ambitions.
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James Manahan
St. Paul
Minnesota Shippers and Receivers’ Association
Turner Theatre
Twin Cities
John H. Grass
Fergus Malls
State Railway and Warehouse Commission
Snd
Manahao
Manahan Criticizes Rail Tariffs In Minnesota Speech
Attorney Manahan led a New Ulm gathering against unfair freight rates, citing coal shipments from Duluth to New Ulm at 2.05 and Chicago at 4.50, urging rate reform and support for pro reform candidates. He praised Roosevelt's reforms and urged rural communities to resist transportation oppression.
Shortages Under Warner Admin Amounted to 12010
A state examiner’s report to Governor Johnson alleges misappropriation in the Warner oil administration totaling about $12,010. It cites missing records, lack of vouchers for outshipments, and salaries paid illegally. The attorney general says Warner’s bond remains in force.
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Warner
Joan A. McDermott
Fenton G. Warner
Johnson
Schaefer
McDermott
Will Warner
State Auditor's Office
National Surety Company
Woodmen Picnic Plans Highlight June Event in New Ulm
The executive committee outlines a three day program for the Southern Minnesota Woodmen picnic June 2 to 4 in New Ulm. Governor Johnson and Congressman Hammond are invited to speak after a German Park address. Highlights include a monster parade an automobile parade and a band tournament with prizes for top decorated cars.
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New Ulm
Minnesota
P. P. Starr
Hubert Berg
Armand Petry
Mankato
German Park
John A. Johnson
W. S. Hammond
New Ulm Picnic to Feature National Guard Drill and Bands
The event draws top regional bands and aims to secure four Second Minnesota National Guard companies for Thursday military day. Invitations go to Company H Mankato Company K St Peter and Company L Redwood Falls along with Company A and Capt Burgs battery. Parade and competitive drill planned with tug of war returning as a popular feature while street shows are barred and megaphones forbidden.
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New Ulm
Minnesota National Guard
Mankato
St. Peter
Redwood Falls
Burg
Marvelous Moving Picture Show at Opera House
Beginning Friday evening the New Ulu residents can view John E. Strayer's Passion play moving pictures at the Opera House. Shows continue each afternoon and evening through Sunday with a description of Oberammergau. Children admitted free in the afternoon when accompanied by parents.
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Opera House
Oberammergau
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Lincoln
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Philip Lieseh
Shippers and Receivers’ Association
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Milwaukee System
Duluth
Royal House of Hill
Senate Committee
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Roosevelt
Philadelphia Press
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Buffalo, Minn
Mother's Society of the Catholic Church
State Bank of Dundee
Heron Lake
Davenport
New York Mall
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Cong. Hammond
Albert Hosiery Co
Notwithstanding
Albert Ladies
Necro