Court grants injunction to railway against striking workers
Judge William F. Booth in Minneapolis granted a temporary injunction against striking shopmen at Waseca and Tracy but refused it for New Ulm Sleepy Eye and Mankato. He noted peaceful conduct by New Ulm strikers and questioned causing trouble. Hearing of five railroad injunctions was continued to today.
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William F. Booth
United States District Court
Minneapolis
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Waseca and
Tracy
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Mankato
Charles Amidson
United States
Fargo
North Dakota
Minnesota
Minnesota Daily Star
J. R. Powers
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
St. Paul
Car Crash Delays Train and Mail En Route Home
John A. Haffey and daughter Rose, with Miss Minnie Nigg and 8 C Holmgren, were injured in a highway collision returning from Pipestone to Lamberton after swerving to avoid a cow. Rose Haffey suffered facial cuts from broken glass as the car plunged into a five foot embankment due to sand on the road.
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Pipestone
Lamberton
John A. Haffey
Miss Rose
Minnie Nigg
8. C. Holmgren
Miss Rose Haffey
Slayton
Picnic Ends Amid Heavy Rain At Sleepy Eye Park
A Knights of Columbus picnic at Sleepy Eye’s Sleepy Hye state park was cut short by an unexpected shower. About fifteen hundred people attended the afternoon event with speeches by Grand Master F. Kosek and others before rain halted activities and prompted departures.
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K. of C
Sleepy Hye
F. Kosek
Lambertson Boy Killed in Deep Lake Dive
Harry Bolstad, brother of Paul Bolstad, died after a headlong dive into three feet of water at Lake Okiboji. He struck bottom, became paralyzed, and died next morning from a brain blood clot after artificial respiration failed. An expert swimmer and former sailor, Bolstad recently emigrated from Norway.
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Harry Holstad
Paul Holstad
Lake Okiboji
Hhe
Mr. Bolstad
Norway
ZSCHUNKE MAY OPEN STORE IN HANSKA
Mr Zschunke proprietor of Columbia Clothing Store of New Army visited Hanska last Tuesday to consider opening a clothing shop here He would likely locate in the Hage building on Main street former Herald Publishing Company location Mrs Louis Loreza and son Elmer of Springfield stayed at Arnold Cordes home for several days and plan to return today
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Zschunke
Columbia Clothing
New Army
Hanska
Zachunke
Hage
Main Street
Herald Publishing Company
Hanska Herald
Louis Loreza
Elmer
Springfield
Arnold Cordes
Ytodey
Brown County School Facts Show High Rural Enrollment Balance
Annual report to Minnesota education authorities outlines Brown County public schools for the year ending July 31, 1922. It records 4,810 school age children, with 3,479 daily average attendance and 1,934 in high grades plus 1,545 in rural schools, plus teacher demographics and wages.
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Brown County
A. B. Kennedy
Minnesota
Ape Tother
New Ulm Home-Coming Invites Send Welcome to Guests
The Review offers free special invitations to readers to enclose in letters for the New Ulm Home-Coming celebration. Invitations detail the four day program with a reception, picnics, concerts, baseball games, gymnastic exhibitions, and a Pioneer Days parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Vicious Bovine Attacks Richter at Local Market
A wild cow injured John Richter of the Andrew Saffert meat market last Wednesday. He was knocked down outside the scales, bruised and confined to Loretto Hospital with no internal injuries and is recovering in bed. The cow was brought by Mr Massapust of Ft Ridgely and remained initially unhandled after weighing plans.
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John Richter
Saffert’s Meat
Andrew Saffert
Loretto Hospital
Ft. Ridgely
Massapust
Richter
Mr. Saffert
Loretto
F. H. Krook
L. B. Krook
Andrew Olin
Green Lake
Olin
Morton’ Lin
Mr. Olin
Hunters Rest Shoot Narrowly Won By John Hupclistein
Seven shooters gathered at Hunters Rest for a Sunday morning contest. John Hupclistein won the gold with 153 on the king target while Armand Petry finished fourth and Charles Amann earned the leather medal. One participant, Sapp’t, withdrew to rest for next week’s event.
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Hunters
Sapp't
John Hupclisteii
Armand Petry
Ulm
Charles Amann
Saws Found Hidden in Mattress Linked to Max Pfeiffer Jail Plot
Deputy Sheriff Gieseke moved Max Pfeiffer after he became noisy and unruly in the county jail. Four saw blades were discovered hidden in an old mattress during a routine cleaning. Authorities suspect a jail delivery plan, but no solid link to other prisoners is confirmed. Visiting amid the incident is restricted as Pfeiffer faces possible transfer to Stillwater. The article also notes local family visits and a car crash involving the Olin family.
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Max Pfeiffer
Gieseke
Pfeiffers
Brooks
Stillwater
Giesske
Max
Big Bill
Sheriff's Office
Studebaker Suspended Over Embankment In Odd Accident
A 1912 Studebaker backed down a hill near Hermann Heights Tuesday afternoon, its two front wheels catching on the cement walk and leaving the car suspended over an embankment. Three men from Sanborn escaped unhurt as they summoned aid and the car remained stranded.
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Hermann Heights
Studebaker
Sanborn
Hetzlaff
District Lodges to Hold Picnic at Turner Hall Park
Turner Hall park in New Ulm will host the I O F lodges from New Ulm Sleepy Eye Madeira and St James for their annual picnic. State Grand Master M H MecDivitt Rev Hammergrin and Rev C Hohn will speak. A parade basket lunch contests and Hofmeister band performances are planned.
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Turner Hall Park
New Ulm
Sleepy Bye
Madeira
St. James
Turner Hall
M H. MecDivitt
Minneapolis
Hammergrin
Sleepy Eye
C. Hohn
Lamberton
Walnut Grove
Morgan
St. Peter
Springfield
Mankato
Tracy
Turner Hall 60th Anniversary Benefit at New Ulm
Promoters announce a Turner Hall benefit for the 60th anniversary featuring Miss Masquerite Vogel in The Servant in The Widow. The event supports the Indian Massacre of Waco commemoration in New Ulm, with Miss Vogel joined by Miss Lill Engsprecht and Alois Marti in performances to aid the four day August celebration.
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Ulm Folis
Vogel
Turner Hall
Yaco
Big Ptyic
Alma
Lill Engsprecht
Alois
Marti
New Ulm
Jesse Faroe
Home Coming funds boosted by New Ulm alumni
Former New Ulmites respond to the 60th Anniversary of the 1862 Indian Massacre with donations and plans to visit. Letters from Mobridge South Dakota and others express eagerness to attend the August celebration. Housing concerns are addressed with private-home and hotel arrangements, plus council support for electric power for decorations.
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Minnesota
New Ulm
Anna Hellriegel
Marie Bogen
Mobridge
New
South Dakota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Old New Ulm
Herman Schemann
South German Street
August C. Dahl
Washington
Fred Behnke
Otto Buenger
August Hummel
H. H.husselmann
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Judge Booth
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Soo Line
Great Western
Omaha
Northern Pacific
Uncle Sam
Preus
K. OF
State Park
Public Schools
Grad Whee
Hieloge
Sleepy
Eye
Countrey
Butcher
Hunters' Rest
King
Man J. Hauenstein
Dr. A. Fritsche
Chas
Hauenstein
Arvin
Petry
Alb
Adam
Helm
Blywert
Amann
C. W. Miller
Nothern
C. A. Miller
New Ulm Forks
Gertrude Winkelmann
Osceola
Wis
Miss Winkelmann
Jean Martin Brown
Hillcrest Hospital
John Helbach
Mra
John Klank
Anton Loesch
Emma Schmucker
Helbach
Loeach
South
NEW Ulmites
Geo. Marti
Minn
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