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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1920

Page

4

New Ulm Commercial Club and City’s Employers Face Loss

The New Ulm Commercial Club is urged to support home-grown industry as a long-established pipe organ factory Hl. H. Vogel poll & Sona faces closure. The piece warns that neglect of local enterprises and insufficient civic backing threaten New Ulm’s economic vitality and stresses past cooperation between business and civic groups.

New Ulm Commercial Club New Ulm Commercial Club Zens Hl. H. Vogel Poll & Sona

Editorial Dishonesty Critique of Modern Newspapers

A Canadian columnist from the Toronto Statesman argues that contemporary editorials lack real conviction, driven by expediency and ownership interests. Editors are depicted as political opportunists, with editors acting as mouthpieces for owners while writers echo scripted aims, undermining truth and public trust.

Amon Toronto Statesman

Military court martial gains power to punish civilians

A recent military reform allows a civilian to be punished by a court martial for contempt for the first time in U S history. Critics call it an advance in the Army General Staff’s authority, enacted by Congress and signed by the President, reversing the prior practice of civil trial in U S District Court under the Mutiny Act precedent.

Congress United States District Court

Civil contempt powers under martial law reform discussed

The piece argues that new Army Reorganization bill changes remove the crack in Article Fourteen limiting contempt punishment. It notes that now any person, including labor leaders or civilians, can be tried for contempt by a court martial and face up to one month jail or a $100 fine. The author warns Congress may later extend such penalties to civilians so the principle of military contempt applies broadly.

Congress

Buengers Return to New Ulm from Sleepy Eye

Mr and Mrs Otto Buenger move back to New Ulm after two years in Sleepy Eye where he ran a furniture store. He will oversee the Buenger Furniture Co in New Ulm while the Sleepy Eye shop will be managed by Geo Sell.

Otto Buenger New Ulm Sleepy Eye Buenger Buenger Furniture Co Geo. Sell

Miss Hertha Heers Arrives for Summer in New Ulm

Miss Hertha Heers arrives to spend the summer in New Ulm with her relatives. She has been supervisor of drawing in New York City public schools and is accompanied by her nephew Lloyd Heers of Boston who will stay about a month.

Hertha Heers New York City Heers

Birthday salute to New Ulm founder survivor

The only surviving member of the band that founded New Ulm by the Wise Man marked his sixth birthday anniversary last Thursday. At nearly 90 the veteran remains robust, with clear memory of pioneer days, earning wishes for a centenarian life. Local notes cover Leo Berg joining Swift & Co. sales in St Paul, Arthur Rachel visiting Twin Cities, Katy Hiser of Zeeland visiting family, Mrs. Alice Moe of Montana visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Fuerst visiting from Bedford Indiana, and a July 11 mission festival at Lutheran Zion's church in Brigh ton with two sermons by Rev. Fritz and Rev. Boettger.

New Ulm Mack Leo Berg Swift & Co St. Paul Arthur Rachel Twin Cities Katy Hiser Zeeland N. D Harold Sallet Alice Moe Montana Arthur Schleif Carl Fuerst Bedford Ind Henrietta Hauenstein Lutheran Zion's Church Brighton Louis Fluegge Farm Emil Fritz Wellington Minn Henry Boettger Gibbon

Program of Examinations For Common School Certs 1920

Schedule listing examination dates July 26 27 and 28 1920 for common school certificates. Enroll at 8 45 am Monday July 26 with classes spelling penmanship arithmetic geography composition reading. Tuesday July 27 morning sessions cover United States History and English Grammar with time blocks for each subject.

United States Arkenewal Hiatbay New Ulm Minn Dept. of Education

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