County Attorney Reports 418 Criminal Cases in Past Year
Abstract of county attorney Frederickson’s report shows 118 total district and municipal cases last year, a drop from 263 in 1918. 101 convictions, three sentenced to state prison, two to the reformatory, one to county jail, and fines totaling 809 dollars. Drunk driving cases declined sharply. 89 fines paid in municipal court, three jail terms, and two pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederickson
State
Triat
Tate
Reformatory
Isc
D.C
Ph Nerina
War Veterans Defend Principles Against Charges by Opponents
The World War Veterans issue a statement defending Americanism and democracy against antiwar critics. They argue conservatives seek to control government, urge courts to apply justice equally, and note union with the Rank and File Association expands their national reach across Eastern states and the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Organization of World War Veterans
World War Veterans
Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
World War Veterana
Union of Our Organization
Rank and File Association
Private Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Legion
Estern States
Pacific
Ochs Renames Bee Hive Firm to A. Ochs & Sons
Local dry goods and ready to wear store on North Minnesota Street changes name to A. Ochs & Sons. Proprietor A. Ochs enlists sons Ferdinand and Anton as partners. Ochs notes sixteen years of business growth and plans a new addition to the quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ochs & Sons
Minnesota Street
Minnesota Farm Bureau Conference Date Plans
The Minnesota Farm Bureau holds its annual conference the last week in January at University Farm. County agents home demonstration agents and extension workers will attend and meet on Tuesday January 27 to outline yearly activities. The State Farm Bureau Federation is expected to convene on Friday January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Minnesota
University Farm
State Farm Bureau Federation
City approves power line contract and appeals for Courtland Cambria juice
New Ulm City Council approved a contract with Voss & Ross for a power line from New Ulm to the Minnesota Flint Rock Co plant at Redstone costing about 18000. The council heard plans to provide electricity to Courtland and Cambria but deferred final decision pending a new power plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Voss & Ross
Minnesota Flint Rock Co’s
Redstone
W. H. Dempsey
Mueller
Minnesota Flint Rock Co. Te
Frederickson Dies After Paralysis and Hemorrhage
County Attorney Ad. Frederickson, aged 50, died at 2 36 AM following paralysis and a cerebral hemorrhage. Born in Denmark, he came to America at 12, studied law at Minnesota, and served as Brown County Attorney since 1913. He left a widow Jennie Jensen and four children. Funeral plans pending with Masonic rites and services at the Scandinavian church in Brookville Township.
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Arenanet
Ad. Frederickson
Frederickson
Brown County
Denmark
America
North Dakota
Redwood County
Springfield
Sleepy Eye
University of Minnesota
New Ulm
South State Street
Union
Cyrus
Clements
Orient
DeMolay Commandery
Charity Lodge
A. F
Brookville Township
Renville County
Cemeery
Court House
Labor Meeting at Turner Hall in New Ulm
A union and nonunion gathering is set for Sunday at two o'clock in Turner Hall lecture room under the Working People's Nonpartisan League. No admission fee and all labor supporters are invited to participate in discussions. John A. Wied has bought the Odd Fellows building on South Minnesota Street for 4500 dollars and will consolidate his barbershop and New Ulm Steam Laundry into tensorial parlors. Mrs Wm Ledine and her son from Minneapolis visited Mr and Mrs Otto Tappe and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland
Cambria
Courtland Village
Krook
Minnesota River
Dempsey
Henry Engel
North German Park
Herman Frenzel
Union Band
Johnson Co
Geo. W. Schlottmann
City Limita
Backer
New Ulm
Turner Hall
New Working People’s Nonpartisan League
John A. Wied
Odd Fellows
Minnesota Street
Wm. Ledine
Little Son
Minneapolis
Otto! Tappe
Versailles Treaty 18 in Effect Now
Peaceful relations between Germany and European nations resume as the Versailles Treaty goes into effect at 4:15 PM after ratifications exchange in Paris. Final signers include Baron von Leisner and Premier Clemenceau. many nations ratify, among them Great Britain France Italy Japan Belgium Bolivia Brazil Guatemala Peru Poland Siam Czechoslovakia and Uruguay.
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Germany
Baron Kurt von Leisner
Scapa Flow J
Clemenceau
Baron von Leisner
Scapa Flow
Hugh C. Wallace
Washington
Paris
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
Guatemala
Pern
Poland
Siam
Czechoslovakia
Uruguay
District Court Dismissals Highlight Court Terms
George Vogel wins 2665 dollar damage suit against Standard Oil Co. Indiana after jury returns verdict for plaintiff. Court proceedings include dismissals of several cases, venue change hearing scheduled for Wye Cutting extortion case, and no cause of action verdicts in two disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vogel
Standard Oil CO
District Court
Frank Clague
Clague
Wye-Cutting
Benson
George Voges
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Leonard Voges
Oil Company
Kronholz
Courtland Township
Standard Oil Company
Josephine Rieger
Joseph Bemnerl
Johnny Young
Edward F. Berkner
Brown County Bank
Emil G. Hage
Farmers Co-operative Packing Co
Owatonna
Minn
Otto Orth
M. H. Altermatt
Mat Bertrand
BH. F. Dohrmann
Callendar
Minne
G. E. Qvale
Willmar
Qvale
Burnquist
New Ulm
Anton Zangl
New Aim
Leo Stock
Linden Township
Zangl
Beardes
Thio
N. Fassus
Julius Kuehn
Mil
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Ormest- Manke
Amiret
and. Anderson Family
W. Ti. Krauch
St. Paul
Avg. Stork
South Washington Street
WAR Veterans For
Doc
Universal Military Service
A. Ochs
Ferdinand
Anton
Farm Bureau Conference
Courtland and Cambria
Irene Forster
St. Raphael's Catholic School
Forster
Conservatory of
St. Cecelia
College of
Jos. Platter
South Valley Street
Chas. Clark
Great Falls
Mont
Versailles
Foreign Office
Districte Court
Wye
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