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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1919

Page

9

Hypocrisy and honesty clash in state politics debate

A New Ulm editorial questions law and order rhetoric versus actual practices. It accuses deportations and lynchings suppression of free speech and anti democratic stances while urging real democracy. The piece notes nerves among editors over Nonpartisan League influence and upcoming primary races.

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Punishing profiteers through history and today

The diarist recalls harsh 17th century punishment for hoarding and price gouging, noting a public hanging as moral outrage. It contrasts past retribution with modern debates over deporting radicals like Erma Goldman and Alexander Berkrean and questions allegiance and anti-British sentiment.

Need of a Free Press criticized by university dean

Walter Wali dean of Mseonri State University School of ym,i argues in an Imperal address that government controlled news inflames national antagonisms and racial hatreds. He cites Wolff Agency Reuter Havas Stefani Kohtsai and Russia’s Telegraph ministry as sources shaping falsified public perception.

Walter Wali Mseonri State University School of Imperal Wolff Agency Germany Reuter’s England Havas France Stefani Italy Kohtsai Japan Ministry” of the Telegraph Russia Reuter

Press Freedom and World War Veterans Rally in Ortonville

In Ortonville a World War Veterans meeting drew over 1,000 attendees as officials faced local opposition. Parson defended free speech against sedition bills while Ben Kosels and others praised constitutional enforcement. The event highlighted tensions between press liberty, civic duty, and authority.

Lester PF Barlow Carl D_ Parsons World War Veterans United States Ortonville Parson

Tainted Bed Room and Ghostly Trail at Lyric Theatre

Sunday show at the Lyric Theatre in Enid features The Tainted Bed Room a Paganiquat picture with a shadowy ghost. Also Harold Cloyd stars in Heap Big Chief one reel. Are Second Marriages Happy a gayety comedy.

Enid Bennett Harold Cloyd Amd

Free Speech Endorsed At Ortonville Meeting

A Grtonville gathering of about 50 members of the Weld Was Veterans’ group and a 26 ex servicemen delegation from Odessa applauded a speaker who criticized war profiteers. It was announced free speech is a reality in Ortonville with Evelin Geth confirming safety for speakers.

Barlow Path Odessa Ortonville Ernie Lundeen

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