Woman awarded damages against railroad in infantile paralysis case
A jury awarded Miss Note Larsen 12,698 against the Chicago and Northwestern railroad after she testified she was shoved onto a train at North Lake Wisconsin injuring her spine. The railroad argued she contracted infantile paralysis four days later. expert Dr Edward Rosenow testified on the disease and its transmission, describing germ travel by blood and nerves to the spinal cord.
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Miss Note Larsen
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Miss Larsen
Ellsworth
Wis
North Lake
Larson
Wim
C. C. Strickler
L. A. Fritsexe
J. H. Vogel
Edward Carl Rosenow
Rochester
Miss Larson
Kacges
Milwaukee
North Branch
Rosenow
Young Men Sent to Reformatory for Carnal Offenses
Stanley Eutler alias Billy Edwards and Leo H Halley were sentenced by Judge I M Olsen to one to seven years in the St Cloud reformatory after pleading guilty to indictments for attempted carnal knowledge and carnal knowledge. Edwards and Halley, employed by a carnival at New Ulm during Homecoming, were jailed since August 28. Ed Polsin, formerly of Springfield, posted bond after pleading not guilty to charges of mortgage property sales and passing a check for 17 39 at Springfield National Bank. Police will resume with Polsin and J F Penheiter of Mountain Lake on January 8. Penheiter is charged with perjury and held on $1,000 bond. Earlier, a jury found not guilty in the State of Minnesota v John Ubl for carnal knowledge of Clara Windschitl. two related Ubl cases remain.
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Stanley Eutler
Billy Edwards
Leo H. Halley
I. M. Olsen
St. Cloud Reformatory
Edwards
Halley
New Ulm
Brown County
Ed. Polsin
Springfield
Grand
National Bank of
Polsin
W. H. Gieseke
Brooten
Stearns County
J. F. Penbeiter
Mountain Lake
Penheiter
Minnesota
John Ubl
Ubl
Clara Windschitl
Citizenship Training Course Register January Ninth
An appeal invites aliens and others to enroll in an evening citizenship class at the local high school. Registration is at 7 30 p m Tuesday January 9 in Room 114 on the second floor. Herman Hein will again teach, aided by his knowledge of English and German, to aid reading writing spelling and understanding of government.
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Arnold Gloor
Gloor
Herman Hein
Postal clerks face record deluge of New Ulm mail
Post office workers in New Ulm endure a Christmas peak with around 21 000 cancellations on Thursday. Daily mail volume neared 600 sacks and 12 15 hundred parcels moved, aided by three extra clerks and a special truck. Window sales hit two to three hundred dollars daily, pushing December 1922 toward first class status.
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Santa Claus
New Ulm
Federal Building
Northwestern
Heinen
USA
Ulm
Urm
Debaters Reach Semifinals Across District Contests
New Ulm high school debaters advance to the district semifinal on February 4 as Arnold Gloor announces. many schools competed in December, with Sleepy Eye and other teams winning or losing, while New Ulm faces a second series winner in January and plans Siegel trophy declamation contests for students across Brown and surrounding counties.
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Kansas
Tyne Ot Industrial Court
Minnesota
New Ulm
Sleepy Hye
Affirmative Amboy
Sherburn
Jegkeen
Windom
Fulda
Brown
Faribault
Blue Earth
Nicollet
Sibley
Redwood
Lyon
Lincoln
Yellow Medicine
Lac Qui Parle
le Sueur
Cleveland
Thin Detrich
Arnold Gleor
Self
Mankato
B. A
Gee
Boyd
Howard Vogel
New Wit High Achioo Asx Trechman
St. Peter
Fire Breaks Out At Eagle Mills And Indictment Admission
A turbine fire at Eagle Roller Mills halted the rye mill for a week to 10 days while Allis Chalmers experts repair damage after crossed wires caused a blaze. No employees were laid off, as workers can be shifted. In a separate Brown county case, Frank D Hardie pleaded guilty to carnal knowledge and received an indeterminate sentence. Doris Nelson testified about plans to runaway and marry.
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Eagle ‘Roller Mills
Allis Chalmers Company
Milwaukee
H. L. Beecher
Eagle Mills
Klosner Bank Reimbursed By Insurance
The Klosner State Bank received an insurance payout of 415.71 for October 18 burglary losses. The sum covers 98.13 in cash theft, a new vault door, and damage to safety deposit boxes.
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Klosener State Bank
Progress Shown in Brown County Farm Bureau Work
Brown County Farm Bureau reports progress for the year with cattle feeding farm accounting poultry raising dairy work and boys and girls club activities. Willie Lawson county agent presented the annual meeting details at Sleepy Eye on December 15. Henry Melzer elected president with James Peterson as vice president and Edward McGowan secretary. Arthur Zechetzacho named county director. executive committee includes Mrs J D Ingraham Mrs Reuben Potter and Mrs Dolin Faltis. Directors named from multiple townships. Wool Growers Association pooled wool and a wool pool was organized with participation by every farmer who joined. A production contesting association was started and continues.
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Brown County
Willie Lawson
Brown County Farm Bureau
Sleepy Bye
Henry Melzer
Hanska
James Peterson
Sleepy Eye
Edward, McGowan
Arthur Zechetzacho
J. D. Ingrahsm
Reuben Potter
Dolin Faltis
C. Current
Home
James Petersin
Eden
Joe Foster
Prestieville
Charles Reminick
Stark
Arthur Zechdtzache
Leavenworth
Hermas. Folkow
Burnstown
Joe Ryan
North’ Star
C. K. Pederwin
Bashaw
H. N. Christianseo
Stately
Fred Prahl
Farm Bureau
Brown County Wool Growers Bisselation
Anil
Lawan
Fagef
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Rosenau
Railroad
Carnival
Hein
ALL New
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Yeges
Lafayette
Mews
Distri
Springfield M
New Uim
New Tim
Wright County
Leona Haefer
William Weiman
Tayblay
Mr. Weiman
Elizabeth Hintz
Clarence Rolloff
New Ulm Debsters
R. J. Stewart
Mr. Gloor
Manover
Minneapolis
A. G. Kirecht
Hanover State Bank
Kirecht
Weiman
Mies Haefer
Mins. Haefer
Atk Polis
Rye
Doris Nelson
STAND
Cornpicker
Frank D. Hardie
Iowa
Ecornpicker
Mason City
William Nelson
Comfrey
Stillwater
Hardie
Ephraim Nelson
Nora Scheed
W. T. Eckstein
Aurora
Neb
Bashaw Township
Comfrey High School
Hardie Ats
Butterfield
Meson City
Mr. Eckstein
Doris
Marc
Frank Hartmann
Willis Nelson
Gorn
Suiteen Hin
Brother
Ephreim Melson
Cottonwood County
Dorian Yi
Klossner Bank
Willis Lawson
Melzer
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