New Ulm News Shares Shifts in European Policy and US Politics
The paper notes a shift in public sentiment toward Europe with a new premier’s policies aiming for independence in Alicente and reform to give Parliament power to declare war. It details proposed budget cuts, higher taxes, and a retroactive war profits levy. It criticizes the Supreme Council of Europe led by Lloyd George and Millerand as undemocratic. It mentions Governor Cox’s presidential nomination stirring domestic party debates.
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Stain
Chamber of Him
Hola
Alicente
Supreme Council of Europe
Lloyd George
Millerand
Gardiner
London By News
Miller Wd
Supreme Council
War by invisible bacteria, Mayo warns of future warfare
Dr Chol Mayo of Rochester Minnesota predicts a future war fought by dropping capsule bacteria over enemy cities. He spoke at a London dinner talk last week noting war could become an invisible organism driven conflict with devastating effects.
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Chorley
Horace Mayo
Rochester
Minn
London
Dr. Mayo
Peace Council
Daetur Mayo
France and Russia policy sparks debate on recognition
The piece argues Premier Millerand would recognize the Soviet government if Russia honors old regime bonds, and critiques calls to "Make the world safe for democracy." It also notes local items about Otto of this city and Pete Gulden visiting Ballaton.
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Russia
Millerand
I T
Constituent Assembly
France
Minneapolis Journal
China Adds to Demon List of Modern Devils
A San Francisco Chronicle summary notes Dr. W H Hudson of Kashing revealed in Shanghai lectures that China now recognizes five new devils in modern times malaria opium red match railway and gunshot The malaria devil is attacked by mosquito netting though locals still favor spectacular rites The opium red match and railway devils require incantations and prayers The gunshot devil rose with execution methods shifting to shooting and is seen as bloodthirsty though not as foreign as the railway devil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
W. H. Hudson
Kashing
Shanghai
San Francisco Chronicle
Hudson
Bread Line Dole: Trinity Parish Weighs 1000 Pounds Bequest
Originator John Leake funded a weekly bread dole from Trinity parish New York, a 1000 pound bequest to the rector to produce sixpenny wheaten loaves for the poor. The dole has run 123 years, originally for 18 families, now aiding 10 as prosperity reduces need.
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Jobn Leake
Trinity Parish
New York City
N.Y
She Comes No More Surprising Hiding In a Clothes Hamper
A man recalls a mortifying moment when a studious neighbor hid in a clothes hamper to avoid a talkative friend. The plan failed as the sneeze revealed the ruse, and the visitor departed, never to be seen again.
First Brazilian Woman Earns Doctor of Agronomical Engineering
Maria Adelaide Plata de Magallanes Quintanilla, a Portuguese-born woman from a famed Iberian lineage, becomes the first female to receive the doctor of agronomical engineering degree in Brazil. She studied tropical plants and conditions, following two elder sisters who pursued law and pharmacy.
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Brazil
Maria Adelaida Plata de Magallanes Quintanilla
Magellan
Magullones
Pertinent Query From Overseas Operator Interaction
A telephone operator recently returned from overseas fails to answer at Park 6668 while a voice from Athor Kud-117 asks Randy about his former outfit. The Home Sector raises questions about the communication breakdown and the operator's affiliations.
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Athor Kud
T. O
Randy
Local notices and social notes from Sleepy Eye area
John Henle and daughter Gladys motored to Sleepy Eye recently. W. H. Raverty of Sleepy Eye came to Ulm to shop. Adalbert Blauert of this city visited Sleepy Eye. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schnobrich on Sunday June 27. Minnie Dietz attended Fourth of July in Sleepy Eye. Local youths attended a dance in New Ulm. Caroline Heidemann visiting twin cities sister for a week. Arno Loose proud parents of baby boy born Saturday July 10. Maré Forster visited Grundmeyer home at Sleepy Eye. The Ad. Merle family visiting Winona. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Theisen welcomed baby boy born on the Fourth. Brown County Child Welfare Board met in Springfield. Funeral of Frank W. Gray attended by Anton Jonette and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reulieh and family visited Milford. Robert O. Dagner was guest at the John amrath home. Erich Kirschke and wife spending summer with John Sehriefer family. Sister Ardolphis of Le Mars visited North Broadway while at St Michael's retreat. Mrs. J. J. Schlindler and daughters visiting from Milwaukee. plan Madison trip. Opinion piece on government ownership and profiteering with reference to Capper speech and stock dividends. discussion of profits and larceny in 1910s context.
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Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Caroline Heidemann
Twin Cities
Arno Loose
Anton Jonette
Anton and
Martin
Morgan
Frank W. Gray
Wm. Reulieh
Owatonna
Gust, Haber
Milford
Robert O. Dagner
Hector, Minn
John .Amrath
Erich Kirschke
Gerhard
Kenosha Wis
Ardolphis
le Mars
Iowa
Rudolph Marti
North Broadway
St. Michael’s Convent
J. J. Schlindler
Margaret
Mary
Milwaukee
Wis
John H. Siegel
Madison
Affluent Buyer Buys Car After Scrutiny
A Birmingham Age-Herald story recalls a vehicle salesman judging a rough looking customer by grime on nails and hair. The man, deemed a wage earner rather than a salaried buyer, purchases the car after initial skepticism.
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Dirmingham Age-Herald
Hypodermic Vaccination by Maj Goodall Reported
Maj J R Goodall of the Canadian army reports vaccinating 6000 soldiers and children with a hypodermite syringe. He says the method prevents infection, requires no dressings, and causes quicker operations with milder system reaction.
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J. R. Goodall
Brown County Bank 1920 Bank Condition Statement
Brown County Bank of New Ulm Minnesota files its June 30 1920 statement listing resources 99796203 in cash assets 25001 15 and other items with total assets 87629290 and liabilities 48126667. The report shows capital 40000 surplus 10000 undivided profits 27951 and notes payable 21189.51 with official attestations by President A Fritsche and Cashier L Krook, sworn before a Brown County notary in July 1920.
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Pee Sii Oe
State OF
Minnesota
County of
Brown
We. A. Fritsche
L. H., Krook
L. A. Fritsche
L. B. Krook
New Ulm Banking Statement Sworn by Officers
The Brown County bank reports Loans and Discounts 2145 708.28 Overdrafts 46 520.07 Other Bonds and Securities 78 860.00 Banking House Furnishings 557.00 Due from Banks 109 512.62 Cash on Hand 0.64 Total Cash Assets 1 0 etc. Total Deposits 2 106 898.27 and Liabilities ending with sworn signatures by President C. M. Olsen and Cashier F. H. Krook.
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New Ulm
Minn
Banking House
Furnitu and
Firupes Ees Sesnege Nice
Stock dividends and profiteering worries stir headlines
A Kansas senator cites large stock dividends and rising profits from major firms to argue profiteering laws need stronger enforcement. He notes Standard Oil of New Jersey expanding capitalization while other companies post gains. The piece also records local social notes, a funeral visit, and a widow seeking a housekeeper in Hector, Minnesota.
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Kansas
Essig State Bank Bank Statement June 30 1920
Bank No 911 shows assets totaling 395,? with cash on hand 40.63 and deposits 97,700.96. Resources include discounts, U S bonds, and a banking house, with liabilities of 87,790.86. Officers W C Heimann and F F Siegal certify the figures as true. notary L B Krook witnessed on July 10 1920 in Brown County Minnesota.
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Essig State Bank Jeaig, Minme
Sia Star Airet Capital
Stockay
State OF
Minnesota
Brown
Ss. We
W. C. Heimann
F. F. Siegal
F. E. Rolloff
J. Albrecht A. L. Gag
Sealy
L. B. Krook
Brown County
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New Ulm Review
New Ulm Publishing Company
United Press and Publishing Company
Latera
Ulm
Official
New Ulm, Minn
Cox
San Francisco
St. Paul
League
Otto Ee
Thin City
Pete Gulden
Sleepy Eye Wire Business
Ballaton
John Henle
Gladys
W. H. Raverty
Ee Ulm
Adalbert Blauert
Hye
Oscar Schnobrich
Minnie Dietz
Mar‘e Forster
Wm. Grundmeyer
Ad. Merle
Winona
Hubert Theisen
Brown County Child Welfare Board
Springfield
Palmer
Senator Capper
South Carolina
Senate
International Cotton Co
Bank NO
Brown County Bank
Albert Steinhauser
Geo. B. Weiser
Publics Brown Co Enota
Citizens State Bank
Tenamassiznaese
Capital Stock Us Fund
D. M. Olsen
F. H
N. Henningsen
Seal P. J. Soukup
Childrens Union
Wonder Store
Tinental Oil
United Fuel Gas
Supreme Court
Wall Street Journal
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
United States
Jos. Seifert, Jr
Lamberton
Herman Loose
Hector
P.O
E Resources
Sverdraftg
U.S
Banda and
Thong
FIP
John A. Wilfahrt
South Minn
ST. ‘Second North ST
Georgette Crepe
Crepe de Chine
J. A. Ochs & Sons,props
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