Union Labor Demonstration in New Ulm Supports War Effort
Union groups in New Ulm gather at the Armory for a mass meeting to back the war and oppose prohibition. Speakers from the AFL outline labor conditions, argue against prohibition, and pledge loyalty to the President and government. The event includes a pro-labor resolution and calls for subcention by the State Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spielmann
Gene Spielmann
New Ulm
Semple
Avner
Lous
United States
Sawit Teenestedt
Habs Orid
Waeresa
Emus
Tie Ik
Ulm
Armory
Minnesota
Post Office Hours On The Fourth In City And Rural
There will be no mail deliveries on the fourth but windows will be open from 8 to 9 in the morning for patrons to call for mail. Judus Krause announces a Gates Half Sale dealership at the R. R. Kemski Penta Aiepe No 7 Minn Str. Sole is a new tire concept not sewed or vulcanized. Krause invites calls to explain its benefits for worn casings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judus Krause
T No. 7
No. Minn
Dix
Dick Am Ip
Fee
Camp Grant
Walter Gareis
Camp Dix
New York
Walter
Camp Pike
Jersey City
Hudson Tunnel
Gen. Grant
Andrew
Carnegie
Astor
Chinatown
Woolworth
Hudson River
Judge Rules Public Safety Board Acts Unlawfully
Judge Frederick N. Dickson again set aside the Minnesota Public Safety Commission orders closing saloons in Blooming Prairie. Ambrose Tighe, attorney for the commission, questioned state court authority over executive orders and did not appear in person. The dispute centers on whether impeachment is the proper remedy and whether the commission can act beyond judicial reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Public Safety Commission
Blooming Prairie
Frederick N. Dickson
Ramsey County
Ambrose Tighe
Public Safety Commission
Dickson
W. EB. Hale
Tighe
The
Safety Commission
Drive For Amiens Shows War Destruction Along Front
Describes ruined Belgian and French towns along the British front with cathedrals and buildings shattered by shelling. Notes cellars serving as shelters and contrasts random hits with deliberate demolitions as Germans plan to drive toward Amiens from a line about 40 miles east.
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Belgium
France
Hindenburg
Amiens
Letters From Over Seas Describe France and Camp Life
Frank Niemann reports from Blois and Tours in France detailing camp life, the Chateau de Blois, money, and food, with notes on fellow soldiers from Minnesota and New Ulm. Other letters describe Tours architecture, the Y M C A canteen, mail delays, and travels of friends in Camp Kearny and Camp Dix, plus New York sights during a band trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Niemann
Review
Frank
France
Blois
New Ulm
Emmerich
Mankato
Chas
O'Meara
Chateau de Blois
Fivny
Armin Pfaender
Charlemagne
Caesar
Liberty
Twin Cities
Simce
Ulm Pocele
Armin
Tours
Minnesota
Robert Bart
Charles Jamie
Camp Lewis
Camp Kearney
San Diego
Joe Shubert
Doc
Kearney
Oregon
California
Dick Brust
Camp Pit
Holber
Hofmeister's Band Thrills St Peter and Mankato Crowd
Hofmeister's Band drew a packed crowd in St Peter for a Chautauqua concert with fourteen numbers and encores including a cornet solo by John Warta and George Gay. Ed Stoll sang Am Meer, two encore pieces followed, and a 35 member band returned home the same night. Next Sunday the program travels to North German Park with similar reception amid reports of cross-town interest from Mankato residents.
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Hofmeister
St. Peter
John Warta
George Gay
Ed Stoll
Aso
North German Park
Mankato
New Ulm
Celebration planned for Fourth of July in New Ulm with multiple venues
Preparations are practically complete for a safe and sane Fourth of July in New Ulm. Activities include four city gatherings and a riverfront celebration at the public landing with a flag 40 feet long, plus dedicatory ceremonies for the Pioneer Lodge. Mayor Will Welcome Crowd, Pioneer Fritsche to speak, and Hofmeister’s band to provide evening music. Congregations at Catholic and Lutheran sites feature address, games, lunch, and patriotic songs. Delegations from county and nearby areas expected to attend, despite no elaborate parade.
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New Ulm
Pioneer Lodge
Brown and Nicollet Counties
Wd. Eibner
City of
New
Chas
Hofmeister
River Front
Church Society
Catholic Park
Union
Albrecht
Concert Program July 7 Featuring Classic Overtures
A chaotic OCR list outlines a concert program with titles such as The Citrus King Overture William Tell Intermezzo and Serenade from Ballet Les Millions and assorted pieces including A Night by June Reverie Sliding Jim March Comique and Old Settlers on Parade. The readable items hint at a varied score catalog and musical pieces by multiple composers.
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Wm Labor
Minnesota Street
Thee Armory
St Mass
American Federation of Labor
Prohibition
Federation of Labor
Abe Gordon
Gordon
E. G. Pipp
P.S
U.S
Paris
Napoleon
469Th Engineers
Director General of Transportation
Turner Society
Cincinnati Society
Pioneer
Pioneer Fritsche
Fred Fritsche
Nicollet’ County
A. J. Alwin
Mound
Herman Hein
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