Everything Set For Convention In New Ulm
The Editorial Association plans a full convention program for visiting editors. Events include an automobile city tour, a two o'clock business session at Turner Hall, a four course banquet at the gym, and a band concert in Turner Hall Park. Speakers F. W. Johnson and John D. Deets will address theValue of a Newspaper To a Community.
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Second Congressional District
Editorial Association
New Ulm
Dakota House
Minnesota Street
Flist
Northwestern
Wim
Eagle
Big Mills
Vogtel
Minnesota
Lincoln School
Fifth
State
Loretto Hospital
Herman's Heights
Reuter
Handsruecken
Turner Hall
Ladies Society of the
Turnverein
F. W. Johnson
John D. Deets
Mankato
Southern Minnesota Better Development League
Johnson
Second Regiment
Turner Hall Park
Great game promised as Springfield Maroons visit Athletes
Visitors plan to stay over for Sunday with an optional Sunday morning trip for late arrivals. In the afternoon the Athletic Association invites scribes to view the anticipated clash between Springfield Maroons and the Athletics, a closely matched contest to settle which team is superior this season. New Ulm Club promotes the city by hosting a fine game to showcase local hospitality.
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The
Athletic Association
Springfield Maroons
Athletics
Rms
Ulm
Young Man Committed For Forgery At State Reform School
Jack P. O Conner alias several names, 17, Dublin birth, New York resident, pled guilty to second degree forgery after passing checks in Winthrop Hanska and Madeira. He received an indeterminate sentence to the St. Cloud state reform school, claiming tumor illness and hospital fund needs.
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Jack P. O'Conner
St. Cloud Reform School
Winthrop
First National Bank of
Hanska
Alfred 8. Ouren
Security State Bank
H. R. Harmer
Fred Christiansen
Madeira
Morrison
Norwood
State Reformatory
St. Cloud
Dublin
Ireland
New York City
Visit of John Lind Draws No Political Significance
Ex Governor John Lind stopped in the city on Thursday with his sons Norman and John to show Prof. W. H. Emmons the area. The party toured Winthrop Lafayette St Peter Fort Ridgely and Glencoe before returning to Minneapolis. Lind predicted quick peace in Mexico and blamed the land question for the unrest. He praised the peon as a peaceful, liberty-loving figure.
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John Lind
City
W. H. Emmons
State Geological Department
Norman
John
Winthrop
Lafayette
St. Peter
Fort Ridgely
Glencoe
Minneapolis
Lind
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
Census Shows 1266 School Children in New Ulm
Edmund Reim completed the school census last Saturday after a week of work. The tally shows 1266 children aged 6 to 16 in New Ulm, up 43 from last year.
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Edmund Reim
New Ulm
Two Auto Accidents Leave Cars Damaged and Injured
Sunday through Saturday two mobile mishaps left one driver with a leg gash and two badly damaged cars at South Side Garage. Matt Dorn's car turned over injuring him. Alfred Lundeberg and Rufus Lieber collided near Diepolder hill, with Lundeberg driving a new Overland and Lieber an Oakland. Both drivers blamed terrain and turns, with steering issues and overgrown road hazards noted. The report also covers church news as Klaus Gieschen is sought as parochial acout teacher.
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South Side
Matt Dorn
New Ulm
Dorn
Mr. Dorn
Williams
Alfred Lundeberg
Gibbon
Ft. Ridgely
Lundeberg
Rufus Lieber
Minneapolis
Oakland
Lieber
Fred Behnke
Overland
Mr. Lieber
Mayor Fritsche At London Municipal Congress
A London Morning Post report details Doctor L A Fritsche attending the International Municipal Congress as New Ulm mayor to present on public health and sanitation. It covers key speakers, topics like municipal trading, town planning, and licensing control, plus remarks on women on councils and sanitation outreach through Health Week programs.
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Morning Post
London
England
International Municipal
L. A. Fritsche
New Ulm
Priestly
Lambeth
Earl of Kintore
Rotherham
John A. Cockburn
D. C. Fletcher
United States
Viscount Peel
Scotland
Hague
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Lord Peel
Congress
America
John Bull
W. H., Page
Fletcher
Europe
H. D. Searles Wood
Royal Sanitary Institute
Health officials push weeklong care for children education
Medical officers lead a focused weeklong program on child care for women, boosting support for authorities. Dr L A Fritsche describes US health supervision by Treasury, state and municipal boards, and Minnesota’s tuberculosis sanatorium plan. He notes county aid for families and school inspections. Sir William Collins cites London slum reforms cutting mortality from the disease from 40 to 10 per thousand by rebuilding rookeries into model dwellings.
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L. A. Fritsche
United States
Health Department
Treasury Department
Municipal Boards of Health
Minnesota
Fritsche
William Collins
London
Roy Berg as Sherlock Holmes in Local Sheep Coat Theft
Patrick Neyton and James McCarthy were arraigned in Justice Henningsen's court for stealing two sheep lined fur coats and a pair of shoes from a Minneapolis and St. Louis freight caboose. They pled guilty, got 60 days, suspended on leaving the city. Goods were traced to Roy L. Berg, who offered $1. investigation led to owners linked to the freight, with warrants issued.
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Patrick Neyton
James McCarthy
Henningsen
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Roy L. Berg
Roy
George C. Attel
Winthrop
New Ulm
Cyprists
Klause
Neylon
Ray Herg
Burglaries Reported at Lafayette Stores
Chief M Dempsey was informed Lafayette two stores were broken into Wednesday night. Abrahamson general store and Peterson Bros meat market robbed of small articles. Theft appears by trampe. Lafayette marshal asked Dempsey to watch for suspicious characters around St Peter saloons.
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M. Dempsey
Lafayette
Abrahamson
Peterson ‘Bros
St. Peter
Dempsey
St. Peter Saloons
Rural Carriers Gain Pay Rises Under New Rules
Rural carriers learn that pay hikes consider route length, mail weight, and piece count. Hy. C. Fiene tops the list with highest pay, while routes 1 and 7 retain prior rates. New July 1 rates show Jacob A. Vetter $1,100 and others from $1,104 to $1,176, with several recipients named. Obituary.
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Hy. C. Fiene
Jacob A. Vetter
A. L. Hagberberg
Hy. G. Fiete
Wm. F. Richter
Robt. Fiemeyer
Mihia George Merkel
Fiemeyer
County Auto Tour Promoted By Commercial Club
A county wide automobile trip is urged by the Commercial Club to unite New Ulm and Brown County communities. Seventy cars are expected, with stops at Searles Hanska Cobden and Sleepy Eye, featuring the Secon Regiment Band. Spokesmen FP Johnson and W Dempsey will speak at stops, start 8:30 Thursday from the Dakota House, and end with a moonlight return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
New Ulm
Iberia
Springfield
Hanska
Siasta
Hanske
Gomspey J
Searles
W. Johnson
W. Dempsey
Dakota Houser
Hansas
Secon Regiment
Combey
Cobden
Evan
Sleepy Eye
Alrwads
Joif
Brown County
Thieves Loot Cash Box at Courtland Restaurant
G H Becker reports his Courtland restaurant cash box emptied of about six dollars during a Thursday morning break in. Entry gained via a rear window screen removed, coat left on floor, no other items disturbed, burglar likely known to the place. no suspects identified. Reverend C F Mayar to preach at Courtland next Sunday.
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G. H. Becker
Becker
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Klaus Gieschen
Manitowoc
Wis
Acout
William F. Muesing
Mayor Fritsche
Roy Berg
Sherlock Holmes
C.F. Mayar
Et Courtland
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