TWO CHILDREN ESCAPE DEATH ON MINNESOTA STREET
An auto driven by Mike Schugel ran over Grace and Ladonna Schleuder, aged six and four, on Minnesota street near the Review office Saturday night. The sleds they rode were crushed but the girls escaped serious injuries. Ladonna was hit in the back by a wheel but recovered.
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Minnesota Street
Review Office
Reo Auto
Mike Schugel
Cottonwood Township
Grace
Ladonna Schleuder
Walter Schleuder
Little Ladonna
Luella
Olga
Netzke
Two Are Guilty Iweaks Freed In Minnesota Case
After a long night the jury in the State of Minnesota versus William H English returned to court at 9 am Friday. The report notes two defendants were found guilty and Iweaks was freed, while the father of a girl was arrested and charged with carnial knowledge.
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State of
Minnesota
William H. English
William Brown
St. Cloud Reformatory
Brown
Bjorneberg
Hanska
State of Minnesota
Theo. Kroening
Save $1 500 000 A Month Claim Sparks Excise Debate
A claim that excise reforms can save the government and industry up to 1.5 million dollars monthly and handle one million ship shipments daily triggers debate about efficiency and workload. Officials and analysts discuss implementation and economic impact.
Christmas Cheer Plea Falls Flat with Club Support
The Our front page article in an American Railway Express Company issue of the Review laments the lack of commercial club backing for a Christmas cheer drive. It notes thousands of employees across the United States were counted in, yet organizers felt the response smaller than hoped.
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American Railway Express Company
United States
Santa’ Claus
Free Education For Foreigners Examined In New Ulm
United States naturalization examiner Thomas S. Griffing from St. Paul visited New Ulm to interview applicants for citizenship as the government seeks to assist all who apply.
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Thomas S. Griffing
United States
St. Paul
New Ulm
Gas Explosion Kills Three Near Nicollet Farm Home
A carbide gas tank explosion north of Nicollet killed three people and damaged a nearby farm home. The blast shattered walls and windows, injuring none others reported, while investigators examined the wreckage and gas supplies for cause.
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Beautiful
Nicollet
New Ulm School Class to Tutor Citizenship for Foreign-Born
The Brown county district court hears cries for justice as two men, English and Prokosch, are found guilty of rape under the Sleepy Eye case. Sentences range to the state prison at Stillwater and St. Cloud reformatory, with appeals possible. A third man, Henry Allen, faces charges for abusing his daughter as investigations unfold.
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English
Alice Allen
Faribault
Sleepy Eye
Alice
Frank Prokosch
New Ulm
State Supreme Court
Olsen
Prokosch
St. Cloud Reformatory
Stillwater
Henry Allen
Carnally
William Haenze
Haenze
Congregational Church
William )F. Wendt
Santa Claus
Angels of Mercy
St. Rita Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Pre Financial Street
Brown County District Court
Griffing
Ulm
Arnold Gloor
U. S. Bureau of Naturalization
Reactionaries in Control Wreck Happiness of Republican Party
The piece portrays intra party strife as reactionaries in the Republican ranks clash with progressives. It notes criticism from Congressman William R. Wood of Indiana and Secretary Weeks while President Harding faces a stalled Railroad Funding Bill and disputes over Newberry defense and budget items for 1922. Senator Harrison questions the Senate about the bill amid delays and confusion.
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William R. Wood
Indiana
House
Congress
Newberry
Weeks
Mellon
Haye
Pat Harrison
Senate
Senate Committee On
Curtis
Mrs Kellermann Dies A Former New Ulm Resident
Local friends learned that Mrs. Alvina Kellermann nee Buelow, long known in New Ulm, died Friday at her home in Villard Minnesota after living there with her family for about 15 years. Her husband Elias Kellermann, once a mill elevator worker in Eagle, died six years ago. She leaves two daughters Jandonesén and Art. Janka, who arrived yesterday to visit their mother’s sister Lena Janka.
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Alvina Kellermann
Buelow
Villard
Minn
New Ulm
Kellermann
Elias Kellermann
Eagle Mill
Firemen's Ball Promises Night of Terpsichore in New Ulm
The New Ulm Fire Department hosts its annual ball at Turner Hall on New Year’s Eve, December 31, drawing anticipation from firehouse devotees. Ticket advance sales show strong interest as locals support the city’s firefighting volunteers. Vietir Keim visits relatives while pursuing law studies at the State University.
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New Ulm
Tax Conference at Washington President Urges Farmer Delegates
The sixth annual Minnesota Tax Conference will be held in Minneapolis on January 18 and 19, 1922 to discuss state and local taxation. Each county gets five delegates. county auditors and county board chairmen serve as ex-officio delegates, three more chosen by the county board. Citizens may attend and take part in discussions. Roy G. Blakeley asks that delegate selections be reported to the conference.
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Minnesota Tax Conference
Minneapolis
Louis G. Vogel
Roy G. Blakeley
University of Minnesota
Wool Freight Rates and Railroad Income Crisis in 1920s Debate
The article discusses Australia to Boston wool freight rates, railroad guaranteed incomes under transportation law praised by President Harding, and Senator Kendrick’s amendment to repeal the guarantee. It cites Nebraska hay shipments, a Fort Worth cattle shipment yielding only 18 cents per head, and a Boise to Boston wool shipment example, arguing rates are prohibitive and favor railroads over producers.
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Harding
Kendrick
Dem
Wyo
Nebrazka
Orinics
Fort Worth
Boise
Idabo
Boston
Tolalio
Portland
Oregon
Australia
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AUTO
WM. H. English
Legionaires
Henry Netzke
Express
George C. Taylor
A. O. Bautz
Treasury Department
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Bautz
American Legion
Legion
Legion Boys
Myrtle Frederickson
St. Cloud High School
A. Frederickson
Walter Huestis
Walter
Frances
Mound
William Thiedemann
Center Street
Adolph Ackermann
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Prof
A. Ackermann
Madison
Wisconsin State University
Board of Education
Washington Building
American Foundry and Furnace Company
Bloomington
Hubert, Theisen
August Schumacher
Henry A. Netzke
Granby
Nicollet Village
Wilbert
Mrs. Netzke
Art. Janka
Lena Janka
Firemen's Ball
Vietir Keim
O. G. Rem
Tie
State Univensity
Washington
Blakely
Farmer
West
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