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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1920

Page

7

New Ulm Review Swnera: Publishing Lease and Press Stance

The New Ulm Review outlines a temporary publishing and ownership note mentioning New Ulm Publishing Company and United Press and Publishing Company. The piece comments on a looming economic cycle, predicting a short panic followed by recovery and emphasizing farm prices, production cuts by big firms, and cautious optimism for a new boom.

New Ulm Review Swnera New Ubm Publishing Company Leaseea and United Press and Publishing Company Eae Eee Ahaa Oe

Pocket Hook in U S Open to Russia Trade

In commentary on renewing trade with Russia the United States appears likely to be drawn in by its profit motives rather than preference. England has already resumed relations and investments, shaping a competitive landscape for American business while warning of broader imperial interests in the East and the risk to English influence.

Russia America England India Persia Near East Constantinople Hétice East Europe

Editors Question Militarists and War Preparedness

The writer argues editors show ignorance of military greed and critiques how German martial activities could be used by U S advocates to justify a large military buildup. The piece frames war preparedness as a colossal scheme and questions its bipartisan appeal.

Germany United States

Providence Journal ex editor Rathom named a British agent

The U S State Department released a signed confession by John R Rathom editor of the Providence Journal admitting he was a paid British agent in the United States. The piece notes the paper’s wartime sensationalism and questions media motives and public opinion manipulation by outside interests.

State Department John R. Ratham Providence Journal Providence R. I United States Iit Rathom

Sleepy Eye Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Carl Berg Sr of Sleepy Eye marked their golden wedding anniversary after years running the Berg Hotel. The event drew family and friends including Christine Albrecht Charles Kuelbach and B J Krahn from New Ulm. They married in New Ulm in 1870 and traveled by oxteam from Milford before moving to Sleepy Eye in 1874.

Carl Berg, Sr Cel Brate Carl Berg Berg Hotel Sleepy Eye New Ulm Christine Albrecht Berg Charles Kuelbach B. J. Krahn J Bi'ariang New Ulm Keim Milford

Nimocks to push bills on murder penalty and rentals

Representative Frank E Nimocks of Minneapolis says he will present House File No 1 in the coming session to restore the death penalty for first degree murder and will also introduce House Files Nos 2 and 3 dealing with rental contracts. He argues crime has increased and criminals devalue human life. The measures, he notes, will be introduced as the first bills on the calendar in the lower house.

Frank E. Nimocks Minneapolis Minnesota Flour City Mr. Nimocks

Sleepy Eye Bride Surprises Friends With Quiet Wedding

Mrs. John Reithold Elsie of Great Falls Mont elopes with Mr. Reithold and weds in Sleepy Eye on her parents golden anniversary. They travelled to New Ulm for a wedding trip and will reside in Great Falls where the groom works as an engineer.

Sleepy Eye Alvin Berg John Reithold Elsie Great Falls Mont Reithold New Ulm Twin Cities

Landlord Penalty Bill For Failure To Provide Utilities

A proposed measure sets a $100 fine or up to 90 days in county jail for landlords who wilfully fail to furnish hot or cold water heat power elevator or telephone service. Heat is defined as maintaining 70 degrees from 6 30 a m to 10 p m between September 1 and May 1. House File No 8 would bar rent recovery actions when a landlord does not meet lease terms. The bill also mentions hot or cold water heat light.

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