Cray Defamation Case Highlights Newsroom Ethics
The court criticizes a defamatory article published by editor Diesch, ruling it a grave offense despite press liberty. It cites extensive circulation to inflame prejudice, states punishment should teach a lesson, and notes potential appeal to higher court.
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Uhl. Diesch
Fdee Yawl
Ape Val
Brown County Journal
Blue Marth
Geo. I. Koeh
Lift
Bhie Barth Cous
Qquesion
Liesch defends Koch trial coverage and heredity article
Brown County Journal editor Philip Liesch and staff faced questions over a April 8 edition's heredity piece on Dr. Koch and alleged jury influence. Liesch denied wrongdoing, said affidavits supported circulation for telephones matter, and planned an appeal with local support and a temporary stay.
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Todd County
Koch
Liesch
Stats
Couity
Albert Pfaender
Wilson
Mankato
Silverson
Klause
Otto Schell
Wi. H. Walters
August Hummel
Minnesota Central Telephone Company
Tri-State Company
St. Paul
Philip Liesch
Dr. Koch
Brown County Journal
H. B. Walters
Kach
H. H. Walters
Attorney Abbott
Mr. Liesch
Me Hoffman
Dob
Walters
Rural Co Granted Franchise Rights For Right of Way
Fragments suggest a rural company receives a franchise for a right of way with unclear dialogue about authority and a stenographer at Princeton. The readable text hints at legal language and quoted opinions but lacks full context or events.
Rural line to compete in Minnesota Central dispute
New Ulm residents will see a rural line compete as Minnesota Central and a new organization clash over franchise terms. City council granted the new company a franchise allowing underground wiring and future entry, with Oscar Turnquist appointed superintendent of construction. The firm will move to acquire poles and materials and aims to serve the surrounding area, asserting city farmers and merchants share mutual interests.
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Ulm Roews Tele
Oscar
Turnqwist
LeSueur
Hassi
Cox
Minnesota Central
Chandler Calls Turn On Green in Office Dispute
In New Ulm News office on Saturday, J Z Green and son Whittie faced Burn for the defense and Hary Chandler for the prosecution over a prior article about Chandler’s business. A confrontation followed after Green called a detective a liar, with Dr Strickler denying involvement. Chandler remains at Dr Koch’s office with Dr Strickler’s knowledge, while a statistician notes gainful occupations total 303 in the U S, with two women as exceptions.
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New Ulm News
J. Z. Green
Whittie
Burn
Hary Chandler
the News
Chandler
United States
Lund Organizes Courtland Bank Fifty Per Cent Stock To Locals
A local ham and promoter John Lund report Courtland will have a bank with half the stock owned by residents. Lund has secured funds and offers to build the bank, seeking farmers to hold the remainder. Preparations for construction are to begin soon. A resident physician may join the project.
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Courtland
John Lund
Fural
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