What Is A Radical A New Ulm Review Editorial
The New Ulm Review discusses the meaning of radical as rooted in seriousness rather than violence. It argues radicals seek fundamental remedies to systemic problems like wage hunger and farm distress, contrasting them with superficial reformers and condemning mischaracterizations by politicians. It notes distrust of railroads in cooperative farming and urges farmers to remain cooperative yet politically aware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Independents
Standard Oil Trust
Victor Berger
Congress
New York World
Democratic Party
Fifth
Berger
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
Running Amuck in Condemning Policy Critique
A fragment shows a political tirade accusing opponents and business leaders of opposing American policy. The text emphasizes condemnations and blanket labels, reflecting heated rhetoric from a partisan account.
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Running Amuck
Lamberton Star in political clash over World War veterans ads
A local friction erupts as the Lamberton Star faced backlash for publishing “spurlos versenkt” ads showing two World War I veterans from the Lamberton Post. The Post adopted resolutions demanding the editor halt such publications and defend the veterans. The letter also mocks the editor and exposes tensions over highway politics and local farmer organization in Mille Lacs County Minnesota.
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Lamberton Star
Lamberton Post
American Legion
Sehei
Shel
Ellsworth as Nonpartisan League gubernatorial hopeful
A front page story claims Franklin F. Ellsworth may seek the governor’s chair as the Nonpartisan League candidate in the Republican primaries. Brown county League members oppose Ellsworth over wartime German-descendant insults, awaiting official League word.
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Franklin F. Ellsworth
Nonpartisan League
Townley Camp
Brown County
Mr. Ellsworth
United States
Ellsworth
League
Back to sanity after eight years of misrule
The text argues the nation must endure a disease and political turmoil until March 1921, then return to sane leadership. It criticizes the current administration as neutered, grafty, and cowardly, urging a pivot away from demagogues and dictators toward American landmarks and reform. It questions patriotic rhetoric and profiteering in Milwaukee’s political climate.
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St Peter Free Press
Review
St. Peter Free Press
Timely Warning From National Commander D'Olier On Law and Order
The American Legion commander warns posts not to take the law into their own hands and to support civil authorities only. He cites reactionary mob actions and urges adherence to civilian authority rooted in the Constitution. The piece also notes local cases in Springfield and New Ulm, plus reflections on Victor Berger’s Wisconsin district victory and continuing WWI era debates on war aims.
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Franklin D’olier
American Legion
D’olier
United States
America
Rural mail carrier Gast visits New Ulm last week
Hanska resident and rural mail carrier Bjorneberg spent an afternoon in New Ulm as part of a visit described as a routine sojourn through the city last week.
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Gast, Bjorneberg
Hanska
Ulm
Life Line at Lyric Theatre and Billies Burke in Sadie Love
Friday and Saturday showings feature Maurice Tourneur Life Line with a famed fire scene and Harold Lloyd two reel comedies. Grand Canyon in color Friday only. Also Billie Burke in Sadie Love and A Prisoner For Life on January 11 12 13 with a western tale.
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Maurice T. Tourneur
Harold Lloyd
Grand Canyon
Billie Burke
Sadie Love
Sadie
Jimmie
Lyric Theatre
High Class Comedy Drama "Mickey" With Mabel Normand
A big picture presented Wednesday and Thursday January 14 and 15 features Mickey with Mabel Normand in a high class comedy drama. Also shown are The Waiters Ball two reel comedy Keystone Pathe News Ford Weekly and Matt and Jeff in Cave Men with Dorothy Phillips in Right To Happiness coming soon.
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Alice Brady
Ambrose
Keystone
Pathe News
W. Vogel & Pfaender
Mickey
Mabel Normand
Ford Weekly
Matt &Jeffin
Veteran of France Endorses Americanism in Riots
Butte Daily Bulletin reports Edward Bassett commander of the Butte American Legion expresses support for I W W defenders in Centralia Washington Armistice Day clashes. He condemns mob violence, defends raiders' actions, and says lawmen must stop mobs while praising Legion members who resisted.
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Butte Daily Bulletin
Centralia
Wash
Edward Bassett
Butte
American Legion
Bassett
Smillionaire
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New Ulm Review
New Ulm Publishing Company
United Press and Publishing Company
Alered
New Ulm
Minnesota
Highway Improvement Association
Townley
Mille Loce County
Minn) Pines
Maurice Tourneur Pes
Cite
Paranount-divteraht Cricture
Warren
Jack Holt
Leena Gwen
Pauline Stark
Lewis
Coli
Milwaukee
Washington
O. K
Springfield
Wilson
St. Louis
Kitty Gordon
Matt & Jeff
Ford Educational Weekly
Charles Ray
Dorothy Phillips
France
Paramus Int -Aircraft Cpi
Saffert - Gugisberg Cement Constr
North Street
New Ulm, Minn
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