Turner Theatre Plans Season With Travelogues and Dramas
Turner Theatre announces an ambitious season featuring Lyman Howe Travel Festival acts, comedy and drama. The lineup includes Hawaii lava and West Point cadets clips, Sunny Spain scenes, Norway fjords, bird and sea life reels, plus new comedies and drama like Graystark and Twin Beds. Several other attractions, including Alaska and Charlie Chaplin themed works, are slated for the fall and winter, with children admitted free to travelogues when accompanied by parents.
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Lyman H. Howe
Turner Theatre
Hawaii
Kilauea
United States
West Point Military Academy
Spain
Seville
Giralda
Suring Invereat
Norway
Canada
America
W. B. Patton
Old Kentucky
Gaskell & McVitty
Charlie
Charlie Chaplin
Aborn Opera Co
Gigl
Ihe
New Ulm
Alaska
Lyman Howe
Wallache Dance Hall Battle Leaves One Injured
A Saturday night fight at Wallache between Kraus family members left George Kraus with a fractured radius and facial wounds. Brother Joseph Kraus was arrested after a preliminary hearing and is bound over to the December District Court term. Local residents urge closing the Wallacher club house amid ongoing trouble.
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N. Henningsen
South Side
George Kraus
George Keckeisen
Joseph Kraus
George
Joseph
William Terhofter
Terhofter
Herzog
District Court
Five year old accidentally shoots sister in New Ulm tragedy
Vivian Veeck, three, dies instantly when her five year old brother Charles fires a shotgun they found upstairs. The Veecks had returned to Eagle Mills area earlier. Mr. Veeck had cleaned and stored the gun, now believed to be reloaded by accident. Funeral plans set as relatives and city neighbors offer sympathy.
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Vivian Veeck
Edgar Veeck
Charles
Veeck
J. H. Siegel
Cecil Credicott
Mapleton
Eagle Mills
Mankato
Credicott
New Ulm
Siegel
Vivian
Rev. Hohn
Rev
Wheeler
Labor Day Picnic Planned by Arbeiterverein
Preparations are under way for the Labor Day Picnic hosted by the Arbeiterverein of this city. Mann’s Park will host the event with bowling and other amusements. Refreshments will be provided. Labor Day falls on September 4 this year.
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Arbeiterverein
Hermann’s Park
Dittmann Named Park Superintendent in Hermann's
Gott lieb Dittmann appointed successor to the late Jul. Berndt as Hermann's Park superintendent. He will receive a salary of 25 dollars per month.
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Jul. Berndt
Hermann’s Park
Gottlieb Dittmann
Dittmann
Construction Boom Transforms New Ulm Cityscape
Contractors surge as many homes rise surpassing last year with 40 percent lumber price hikes noted. Weiser Block and Vogel building plans reshape Minnesota Street while a new South Broadway apartment signals population growth. Rural telephone exchange and cemetery chapel shed progress accompany numerous homes in New Ulm and surrounding towns.
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Minnesota Street
Weiser
Bastian
Forster Furniture
Vogel
New Ulm
South Broadway
New Ulm Investment Company
German Street
Second North
Jake Vedder
Washington St
Alfred Rein
N. Washington
Geo. Peuser
S. Minn
Mike Schuster
Minnesota
Albert Flor
N. Minnesota
H. Zimmerman
S. Franklin
Battist Beyer
N. Franklin
J. Prokosch
Franklin
Jos
Puhlmann
Center
Fischer
Center St
Frank Wolf
Jefferson St
New Geo
Grossmann
Peter Fesenmaier
John Haas
Henry Gag
Henry Portner
John Seifert
Milford
Aug
Frank
Fidel Schneider
Sigel
Albert Haager
Brighton
Andrew Haager
Lafayette
Thos. Fostner
Avertive crash avoided on Sleepy Eye trip
A serious accident was narrowly avoided when a group from West Newton and St. George on their way to Sleepy Eye Tuesday of last week ditched their car to avert a crash. The party included Mr and Mrs Jos Klingler Jr and their son Andrew.
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West Newton
St. George
Sleepy Eye
Jos. Klingler, Jr
Andrew
Near collision on narrow hill ends with hip fracture
Maury and Emma Pelant recount a near crash caused by a stalled car blocking a narrow road at a hill’s foot. The Le Sueur Center party had halted the engine and could not restart before the Klingler car arrived. To avoid a collision, the Klingler driver drove into the ditch, ejecting all occupants. Mrs Klingler suffered a fractured hip while others escaped with minor injuries.
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Klingler
Big Enrollment Expected as Schools Open Aug 28
The fall term begins Monday August 28 with a record enrollment expected. New teaching staff join New Ulm schools and the extended commercial course attracts out of town students. Militia service interrupts several seniors who may return to graduate with a special class if possible.
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New Ulm
Max Burg
Ben Sturm
Frank Hofmeister
Wenzel Kral
Ernest Schleuder
John Scheiderich
Gulf Storm Rages Over Border Camp
A severe storm battered the Llano Grande border camp灘 tents were blown down rain poured through shelters and some men sought refuge in box cars and a Mercedes schoolhouse. Roads to the Rio Grande flooded delaying outposts and pay while troops worried for dependents at home.
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Llano Grande
New Ulm
Review
Twin City
Minnesota
North Dakota
Mercedes
Rio Grande
Martin County Sentinel
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Wallacher Club
Edgar’ Veeck
Boy OF
Arbeiterverein Picnic
Berndt
Noccortin
H. C. Hess
P. W. Hutson
Philip L. Hamlin
Ruby B. Hernlund
Louise W. Pierce
Katharine Kester
Hallie Turner
Kathleen Eggar
George W. Haynes
Robert Viergever
Edna E. Watson
Luella Johnson
Ida Koch
Else Teschner
Louise S. Pederson
Ima L. Junie
Emerson School
Mary Sauter
Frances Pagel
Alta M. Springer
Dora E. Schwirtz
Marie Lunde
Bertha H. Pfeiffer
Louise Hensel
Louise M. Meile
Lincoln School
Freda Maurer
Bertha Ruemke
Anna E. Schmidt
Washington School
East School
Lydia BE. Schilling
Selma J. Fenske Lupt Hess
Border Camp
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