Turner Turnverein Event Draws Visitors for Park Exposition
Visitors from St Paul and Minneapolis joined local Turnverein members at Turner Park for two days of contests, parades, and speeches celebrating Turnerism. Despite rain on Sunday, diverse competitions ranged from high jumping to volley, with Hofmeister Band leading tours and a concluding address on Turner history and civic ideals.
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Turner Wall Park
Joe Turner
Minnesota
St Paul
Minneapolis
New Ulm Turnverein
Purner
Hofmeister
Turner Hall
Chas. Hauenstein
Tarn Verein
L.A. Fritsene
Schell
Tunner
Secell
Nis
National Technical Committee
Chicago
Win Turnvereite
William Mueller
St. Paul
Mit
Audinw
Purners
William Lloyd Garrison
U. S. Senate
America
Turnverein
Conteyta
Eleo
Youch
Struvter
Wis
League Booster Meeting Discusses Independent Ticket
The Nonpartisan League calls a July 7 meeting at Minneapolis headquarters to unite Minnesota boosters and decide whether to pursue renewed activity, educational campaigns, or an independent ticket for the fall elections. The call aims to mobilize several thousand boosters across counties as the main topic centers on the league’s future direction. Geo Dodge II of Harrisburg, Pa, visits New Ulm relatives before returning home.
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Nonpartisan League
Minneapolis
Minnesota
League
Geo Dodge II
Harrisburg
Geo. Doehné
New Ulm
Cox Nominated by Democrats in San Francisco Convention
James M Cox of Ohio wins Democratic presidential nomination after a 44 ballot struggle against McAdoo and Wilson's son in law. Nixon era details describe his career as three term Ohio governor, early life, and key laws including child labor and workers compensation.
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James J. Cox
Ohio
United States
San Francisco
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Wilson
Cox
Sam B. Amiden
Kansas
McAdoo Force
Vief
Democratic National Committee
Robinson
Amsden
James Middleton Cox
Congress
MF Cox
Democratic Party
Butler County
New Ulm Hosts Turners of the Star Visit
The Turners of the Star enjoyed the visit with warm reception and a pleasant stay. The hosting society faced expenses but aims for a profit, noting favorable weather helped attendance and a constructive festival close.
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New Ulm
Turners of the Star
New Ulm Sayings and Loan Association Semimonthly Report
The New Ulm Sayings and Loan Association reports a half year extension of service with a 6 percent dividend for several years and growing contingent funds. Total resources are listed at 172,369.03 with mortgage loans forming the main asset. Liabilities show a $8,776.43 contingent fund and $871.91 in cash dividends on paid up stock. The report highlights rising running and loan stock and notes Liberty Bond and U.S. bills holdings, urging community support to continue helping homeowners build.
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Ulm Sayings and Loan Association
Iby
Peeene
Aga Delation
Treasury
Liberty Ouds
Eip' Treas
P. U.S
Wis
World War Veterans rally at Fort Hill Park encampment
Five thousand people attended the Salvation Army and World War Veterans event at Fort Hill Park amid heavy rain and Fourth of July celebrations elsewhere in Southern Minnesota. Speakers including Rip Thomason and Lester P. Barlow discussed economic and foreign policy issues, opposing universal military training and the League of Nations, while local advisory boards organized to extend Home Service efforts into rural Minnesota.
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Fort Hill Park
Minnesota
Rip
O. M. Thomason
League
L. W. Martin
Thomason
United States
League Labor
North Dakota
Ernie
Ernest Liindeen
Minneapolis
League of Nations
England
Franc
Armenia
Great Britain
Washington
Jefferson
Monroe
Lincoln
Lundeen
Martin
France
la Follette
Lester P. Barlow
World War Veterans
Barlow
Hurt
Kansas
Robert M. la Roltette
National Service Party
Coneee Eerie Cae Peera
Hanska Band
Hana Vegum
Hanska
Mindie
Lake Stansta
Third Party Asked to Save America in St Paul Speech
Stanley Rypins, rhetoric instructor at the University of Minnesota, urged forming a new third party at Arcanum halls St Paul. He linked the movement to the 48 committee and the AFL, criticized the Republican convention as a farce, and warned the United States was being Prussianized by special interests.
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United States Department of Juative
Committee of Forty- Sight
St- Louis
Stanley Rypins
University of Minnesota
Arcanum
St. Paul
Committee of Forth-eight
Rypins
Commeit
Anerican Federation of Labor
Wil
Chicago
San Francisco
Opportunity to secure paid-up stock offered
Announcement notes a rare chance to subscribe to paid-up stock with limited availability. It warns the window is brief and implies minimal paid-up stock remains and rapid action is advised to benefit. The message stresses urgency and potential change in conditions.
Federal agents raid New Ulm saloons for liquor evidence
Federal officers from the St Paul revenue office led by Frank Maloney and Ole Olson searched numerous former saloons in New Ulm on Friday with warrants to arrest seven former saloonkeepers and two farmers. Soft drink parlors were searched and bottles sent to Mankato for analysis. The Milford township site of John Seifert and the Albert Boettger place yielded mash and a dismantled still, with the force taking possession. Two girls, used to obtain evidence by enticing local youths, allegedly facilitated the investigations as part of the sting.
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New Ulm
St Pat Revenu
Frank Maloney
Ole 'F. Olson
Maloney
Lamberton
Olson
Minneapolis
New Ulmost
Harry Weigel
John Schneider
John Zischka
Arthur Sehnobrich
Anton Bartl
August Beyer
Arthur Schleif
Sherif
Mankato
United States
John Temple
Phe
Fedral
Milford
John Seifert Wa
Albert Boettger
Wr. J. Dutrus
County Advisory Board Report on Social Distress Measures
The document outlines functions of a County Advisory Board after a study by Kerntetti. It covers delinquency, missing persons, illegitimacy and births, with plans to report social and economic distress to State Head Path and Salvation Army. A corps advisor will supervise and coordinate corrections under local conditions.
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Salvation Army
Minnesota
Eather
Hand of Mercy
Browhy County
Ed. Stoll
A. Schulke
C.A. Stolz
H. L. Beecher
F. H. Krook
Rev. C. Hohn
Henry N. Samson
J. Seifert
O. 0. Strickler
A. J. Vogel
Wm. B. Mather
Philip Liesch
Salvation Army Board
Cii
Kerntetti
Oye
the Peery
National Service Party forms amid La Follette momentum
A new coalition led by the Committee of 48 and allied groups plans a July 10 Chicago gathering to organize a National Service Party. La Follette is the leading presidential favorite, with endorsements from Labor and Nonpartisan leagues, plus key figures like Walsh Fragler and Clark among potential nominees.
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Chicago
Committee of 48
Labor Party
World War Veterans
Nonpartium League
Mississippi River
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Ahoma
Nebraska
Washington
la Follette
Industrial Commission
Thear Labor Board
Lynn J. Fragler
Walter Clark
North Carolina
Johnson and Borah
Abraham Lincoln
West
Lincoln
Coal Shortage Fears Hit Minnesota This Winter
Coal dealers across Minnesota warn of a severe shortage likely to leave many homes cool or cold next winter. They anticipate obtaining only about half of last year’s shipments, describing the looming coal famine as unprecedented in the northwest.
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Minnesota
Northwest
Swimming instruction offered by Prof Neumann in New Ulm
SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR, Prof. and Mrs. Roland Neumann and baby, Roland Jr., of St. Louis, arrived here Sunday to spend a few months at the home of the Neumanns. Prof. Neumann, physical director at Cleveland High School, may start swimming classes for local youths during July and August. Those interested should contact him promptly to explore a public pool program.
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Roland Neumann
Roland, Jr
St. Louis
John F. Neumann
Neumann
Cleveland High School
American Red Cross Life Saving Care
New Ulm
Iielfing
Phede Chissex
Neuman
Convention News Promotes National Service Party Event
Geena Hesitarion plans to attend the National Service Party convention. The event runs from June 10 to 13 in Chicago and will be featured in a display at the Review office for interested readers.
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Tune
Geena Hesitarion
National Service Party
Chica
Wily
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