Man Killed In Currency Fraud Case At Mankato And New Ulm
Local police arrest Bernhard Maiers near Mankato after he admits raising five dollar bills to twenty by adding a stamped 20 to the note. Investigators trace raised bills to Canby and New Ulm, with six found in circulation and more suspected. Secret Service joins inquiry, examining victims at multiple stores and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinhard Maiers
John Maiers
Canby
Minn
Mankato
Vfner
Anne Hill
Bee Hive
Szamet
Maiers
Louis Lillie
Minneoto
New Ulm
Bill Raiger
I Canby
Hay
Minneola
Keegan and Korts
St. John's Catholic Church
Hilgers
United States
St. Paul
John Mailers
Oscar C. Snortum
Eaily
Bernhard Maiers
Mr. Maiers
Bernhard
Snortum
Secret Service
F. W. Sommers
Sommers
Woolworth
South Front Street
Alvin Harmening
Harmening
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Brown County Bank
Loeal
F. J. Backer Harness Shop
Crane Bros.’ Clothing Department
Andrew Saffert
Summer Music in America Opens Summer Stage Abroad
The article describes a surge in summer music across the United States and Canada, with New York's Stadium and Columbia University hosting open air concerts while cities like Chicago Ravinia Detroit Arena Gardens St. Louis and Tacoma expand offerings. It highlights stars such as Arthur Middleton Marie Rappold Consuelo Esco bar de Castro Merle Alesek and Edwin Franko Goldman, noting varied programs and affordable access as audiences seek European style leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
College of the City of
Walter Rothwell
Rothwell
Arthur Middleton
Marie Rappold
Columbia University
Edwin Franko Goldman
Margaret Matzenauer
Metropolitan Opera Company
Chicago
Ravinia
Louis Eckstein
Consuelo Escobar de Castro
Lucia
Detroit
Arena Gardens
St. Louis
Forest Park
Tacoma
Washington
Merle Alesek
West
Puget Sound
Speedster and Drunk Fined Here This Week
City Justice Hagen presided over brisk police court activity this week. A Springfield speedster was caught on Minnesota street between 10 and 11 p m by Officer Wagner and fined with costs. Frank Niswonder from near Sleepy Eye paid a $10 fine plus $5 05 costs for a drunken episode after a similar night patrol. Other items include a baby girl born to the Mauritson family, travel plans of Councilor Reardon, and a purse theft on North State Street under police pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hagen
E. L. Sinson
Springfield
New Ulm
Minnesota Street
Ed Wagner
Siuson
Justice Hagen
Frank Niswonder
Sleepy Bye
John F. Herzog
Niswonder
Hagen
Hanska “Indians
New Ulm Music Store Ad Brightens Christmas Home
An advertisement for a piano or phonograph brightening homes at New Ulm Music Store on No. Minn. St. Also rental notice offering 4 or 5 rooms and bath above Mrs. Vivian Dorn's millinery shop with utilities included. Inquire Miss Vera Strickler. phone 109.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
No. Minn
St. Adv
Vivian Dorn
Vera Strickler
Minn
New Slew Law Sets Sleigh Runners at Four Feet Six
The new law effective January 1 1921 bans selling sleighs with runners under four feet six inches and prohibits use on public highways with shorter runners. News notes the death of Mrs Ferdinand Bigot formerly of New Ulm in Portland Oregon. Various local notices include births, anniversaries, and a church fundraiser apron bazaar at St Pauls Lutheran Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Bigot
New Ulm
Portland
Ore
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Armory
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Ed. Harmening
Sleepy Eye
Courtland
America
Anyoun
Europe
France
Italy
John H. Daly
Hoe
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
Audi
Thomas A. Balson
Merle Alcoce
Maurits Johnson
Lafayette Township
Jerry Reardon
Helena
Mont
Daniel Reardon
E. A. Pfefferle
South State Street
Ida Bobleter
Bismarck
N. D
C. W. Schoregge
Christ. Fitzen
North State Street
Filzen
Henry Moll
Dan Moll
Mr. Moll
Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch
Elmer Precht
Gladden
William Brandl
St. George
Alton B. Quist
New Sweden
Magdaline Ranweiler
Loretto Hospital
Samuel Krueger
Albany
Oregon
John Krueger
Washington Street
John Karl
Northwestern
Winona
Minnesota and Dakota
Karl
Minnesota
Cipient
J. M. Meyer
Leo A. Sprenger
New Ulm, Minn
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