Union meetings and Barber Union elect officers
The Brewery and Soft Drink Workers Union meets at Gebser's Hall next Wednesday evening, the C. N. W. Ry Shopmen hold their monthly meeting there next Thursday, and Federal Union plans its meeting this Wednesday. At the annual Barbers Union meeting officers named for the year. Christmas services at Ey. Frie dens church Nicollet set for 10 AM Friday December 26 with A G Mayer delivering. Morning service now feasible after train service resumes tomorrow.
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The
Brewery and Soft Drink Workers Union
Gebser's Hall
Gebser’s Hall
Federal Union
Barbers’ Union
Henry Vedder
Wenzel Penkert
Oscar Dingler
Frank Lamecker
Ey. Friedens
Church of Nicollet
G. Mayer
Dark: Picture of Germany's Future
Special correspondence reports a German postwar collapse marked by transport outages from November 5 to 165, severe coal and food shortages, and rampant black market activity. Milk is rationed for babies, tuberculosis rises, and condensed milk sells for 9 marks a quart amid dire morale and national disunity.
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Berlin
Germany
Berlin Decay Amid Pleasure Craze Raises Alarm
Observers accuse both groups of fault as every social ill from lawlessness to theft and immorality spreads. The city fetes move pictures and theater, crowds fill venues, while housing remains scarce and new buildings rise mainly as entertainment halls and dance halls.
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Berlin
Socialist ranks unbroken after French election turmoil
A terse sketch notes France's polls amid hysteria fostered by prowar press. It claims chauvinists exploited victory over the Central Powers to wage a strong campaign against the so called Polshevik, with imperialists and militarists supported. The piece asserts Socialist ranks remain unbroken and emerge from the fiery contest.
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France
Change of venue requested in Vye case and venire details
The record notes a secret indictment and three indictments involving Vye and Cutting. A special venire for the petit jury was drawn listing residents from diverse towns, with some excused by the court. Visitors from Winthrop were noted and social notices of locals traveling to visit relatives appeared.
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Vye
Cutting
Petit Jury
W. C. A. Stark
Bashaw
Edgar Drice
Albin
Ed. Larson
New Ulm
J. A. Gobfirsch
Cobden
Clarence Gieseke
Henry Berkner
Sleepy Eye
Mike Ranweiler
Andre Duetsch
Cottonwood
Frank H. Seifert
Sigel
H. A. Melzer
Linden
Forest
Herman Berg
Jos Ny Sellner
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Union News Not.s
New
Ulm’ Review
Ing
OD. Mbever
New Ulm, Minnesota
Our Wonderful
Toyland
H.W. Lee, Fottomeyer , Block
Newulm
Minnesota
Tooks On
Nhenningsen Agency
Minn
Mary
Crussendorf Bros. Garage
Creamery Station
New York
V. Vye
Randolph Johnson
Roy Anderson
Svan Bjork
Winthrop
F. W . Bibner
Anneapolia
Menids
Arthur Lange
Hugo
Sac City
Ulm
Ion Cregmanit
Negmon
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