Editors condemn Kyale Volstead ruling as democratic setback
Editorials from liberal papers condemn Judge Johnsons Volstead Kyale decision as a blow to representative government. The Capital Times of Madison describes displacing elected congressman candidates and disenfranchising 17 000 voters, warning of dangerous precedents and party maneuvering.
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Johnson
Red Wing Daily Sale
Lemnvralie
Red Wing
Johwam
Toagle Saci
Bagnquist
Albert. Johnson
Tudge Johnson
Republican Party
Capital Times
Madison
Wis
Minnesota
O. J. Kvale
Congress
Andrew J. Velstead
Kyale
Volstead
Picnic at Hermann Heights Welcomed Large Crowd
The New Ulm Union band hosted a Sunday picnic at Hermann Heights drawing a large afternoon crowd. Music, a pavilion dance, shooting, raffling and other amusements entertained attendees with a band parade through the business district earlier, and a final evening dance closed the event.
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Hermann Heights
New Ulm Union
Hearing on consolidation of New Ulm telephone offices
Public hearing before the Railroad and Warehouse Commission examined a plan to consolidate toll calls at Minnesota street station and local and rural calls at the New Ulm Rural Exchange office. The session addressed the proposed two-office arrangement and its impact on service.
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New Ulm
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Minnesota Street
Car Fire Near Cobden Injures Driver En Route to Mankato
While traveling from Springfield to Mankato, Chas Weese of Minneapolis escaped a fatal blaze when his Chevrolet sedan caught fire near the big bridge south of Cobden. The car was insured for $600.
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Mankato
Springfield
Chas
Weese
Minneapolis
Big Bridge
Cobden
Werre
Northwest car shortage sparks public meeting action
A public meeting of local businessmen formed a nine member committee led by A L Boock to push the Interstate Commerce Commission and lawmakers for railroad car priority. The group warned that stalled cars threaten Northwest crops, mills, coal supplies and regional economic life, with actions planned to request urgent movement of trains and coal deliveries.
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Northwest
Commercial Club
A. L. Boock
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
A. L. Boork
F. H. Retzlaff
Aug. C. Dahl
H. L. Beecher
A. Schulke
Andrew Saffert
H. Krook
C. B. Hough
C. A. Stolz
Dr. Martin Luther College
Union Hospital
Boock
Brown County Farm Bureau News Highlights Soybeans and Fairs
County Agent F M Bane reports soybeans planted for silage or hogging off are thriving with plans to hold field demonstrations. Hog cholera warnings urge prompt diagnosis. Brown County Wool Growers consign wool to National Wool Warehouse. Poultry culling demos planned with an expert, fall fair premium revisions increase prizes, urging wide county participation to boost the Brown County Fair.
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Brown County Farm Bureau
F. M. Bane
Brown County Wool Growers Association
National Wool Warehouse
Rohago Street
Ghiexgo
Brown County
Brown County Breeders Association
Brown County Breeders’ Association
Minnesota Daily Star to Start Publication in August
The Minnesota Daily Star will commence publication mid August if the stock issue is fully sold by then. Directors of the Northwest Publishing Company expect a complete sale and many subscribers in New Ulm and nearby areas await the new paper. Mary Foster of New Ulm was a recent visitor to Sleepy Eye.
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Minnesota Daily Star
Northwest Publishing Company
Ime
the Star
New Ulm
Vicinity
Senator La Follette to Run as 48 Candidate
Detroit reports Senator R. M. La Follette of Wisconsin prepared to be the presidential candidate for the 48 faction that split from the Labor party at Chicago. A national convention would offer the nomination with a vice presidential pick. Telegrams from across the country followed the farmer labor convention supporting his candidacy.
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Detroit
Mich
R. * M- la Follette
Wisconsin
Committee of 48
Labor Party
Chicago
Howard F. Williams
la Follette
Farmer-Labor
Williams
Hail Storm Ravages Redwood County Areas
A recent hail storm swept Redwood County damaging multiple areas including Vesta and Rowena. The storm tracked between these towns with a farm northeast of Wabasso completely stripped and crops worth less than ten dollars remaining.
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Redwood County
Vesta
Rowena
Wabasso
Tri County League dissolves. independent play to follow
The Tri County baseball league cancelled remaining games after weeks of uneven team strength and rule disputes. Morgan withdrew after ten straight losses, Lamerton used extra players, and Springfield dropped out leaving Comfrey Sleepy Eye and New Ulm as contenders. Players share gate money and New Ulm receives 184.42 as funds.
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Tri- County Baseball League
Morgan
Lamberton
Springfield
Comfrey
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
New Ulm Looms Against Sleepy Eye In Tight Loss
New Ulm fell 4 to 3 to Sleepy Eye after leading until the eighth inning. Guentner and Schaefer opened the scoring in the second inning with a double steal, and Pfeiffer led with two base hits for New Ulm. Sleepy Eye pitcher Pyell struck out twelve as Robinson, Murray, and Bane produced key hits for the visitors.
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Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Guentner
Schaefer
Bertsch
Dahms
Olsen
Donahue
Chick
Guenther
Sherman
Sleepy Hye
Murray
Pfeiffer
Hoffman
Pedersen
Robinson
Pederseh
Bane
Reitter
Pyells
Pederson
Bunn
Editors Meeting of Minnesota Liberal Press Group
The temporary officers of the People's Press association call a meeting at the Star building in Minneapolis for Saturday morning August 7 at 9 00 o clock to perfect the organization adopt by laws and discuss issues facing liberal papers. Arthur Kinney of the Washington County Post is temporary president. Mrs F Koehler of Nicollet visited New Ulm at Rev C J Albrecht's home.
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People’s Press Association
Minnesota
Star Building
Minneapolis
Arthur §. Kinney
Washington County’ Post
Good Scores at Hunters' Rest Weekly Shoot
Emil Golnick won the gold with 188 on the king target, Henry Meyer took second at 171, eight club members competed. The circulated scores list Emil Gotnick 83 Hy Meyer 126, Dr Alb 116, Wm Fritsche 160, Preliher 158, J Hauenstein 183, Gebser 145, C Hauenstein 144 with various 107 120 readings.
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Hunters
Emil Golnick
Henry Meyer
Chas. Hauenstein
Emil Gotnick
Hy. Meyer
Alb. O
Wm. Fritsche
Wm. Preliier
J. Hauenstein
H. Gebser
C. Hauenstein
Von Bank Becomes Local Dentist Replacing Rieke
Dr. William J. Von Bank of Jordan succeeds Dr. H. W. Rieke in Sleepy Eye dentistry. A University of Minnesota dental school graduate, he will stay until Rieke returns from California, with rumors of a permanent stay if Rieke does not return. Also notes Sleepy Eye residents attended a band concert in New Ulm Sunday evening.
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Wm. J. von Bank
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Brown County Threshing Underway as Harvest Prospects Rise
Threshing began in Brown County with most rigs expected to be active this week. Weather favored harvests as rye oats and soon wheat move to shock. rust affected some grain while frost cut yields in Nicollet County. Prices dropped on wheat and rye amid overstocked markets and freight car shortages. Theo Mueller visited Sleepy Eye amid ongoing dry spells hurting corn growth.
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Brown County
Nicollet
Old Problem Up For Discussion On Flood Control
A. B. Kreacher of Ortonville leads a Tri State Flood Control Association meeting to push a single Minnesota river watershed district. Delegates meet in New Ulm August 16 to discuss creating a municipal district with bonds and assessments to fund reservoirs and flood retardation.
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ING
Tri-State Flood Control Association
A. B. Kaercher
New Ulm
Kuercher
Minnesota Valley
Kuugeher
Minnesota
Minnesota River
Lac Qui Parle
Ortonville
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Herman Heights
East
Beecher
Daily Star
Mary Foster
Tri-Co
Weague
Philomena Brand
Mike Ranweiler
Stella
Anna Wallner
George Brand
Minné- Japotte
Més
Ivanhoe
Fairfax
Marshall
Redwood Falls
Editors’ Meeting
DR. von Bank
Theo. Mueller
A. B. Kreacher
Illinois
Ohio
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