Death From Spite Accusations At Sanborn Woman Dies At Justice Office
Mrs August Trapp of Sanborn died of heart failure while being examined by Justice of the Peace L A Gooler after accusations that she taught disloyalty and discouraged Red Cross work. Report to County Attorney Albert H Enerson came from Mrs Botzlaff with Rev Vveeterfloft named in the complaint. Several witnesses deny the charges, stating Trapp was a leading Red Cross volunteer, and no solid foundation for the claims existed beyond spite amid loyalty tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
Albert H. Enerson
Trapp
United States
Germany
Ed Cross
Red Cross
Botzlaff
Sanhorn
Vveeterfioft
Sanburm
San- Horn
Mie
Traiya
Oline
Saunty
Aperval
Wheat Delivery Order From Federal Food Administration
Farmers are ordered to deliver all wheat in possession or control before Saturday night July 27 1918 to the nearest elevator or mill under the Minnesota Federal Food Administration Special Representative V V. B. Wye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Food Administration For
Minnesota
Vv. B. Wye
Nicollet Co Men Leave Tomorrow Picnic at Waibel’s Grave
The Soldiers of the Soil club held a Sunday picnic at Waibel's grave in Nicollet County. Forty six members attended enjoying games and music on a pleasant day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers of the Soil
Waibel
German Prisoners of War Seen in English Camp
A reporter visits a German officer camp near London where 300 officers and many enlisted men are confined. Officers perform music and art while awaiting return to studies or work, many having joined the army as teenagers. The camp is guarded and barred from nearby towns, with strict conditions to prevent escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
London
Germany
Germund
Letter From Lieut Seiter From France Warfront
A lengthy reprint of Lieut Earl Seiter's letter to friends in Detroit and his hometown, describing farewell, voyage, and the harrowing journey to the front. He thanks supporters of the Christian Endeavor, recalls ships, trains in England, rest camps, sleepless nights, mud, and a boxcar crossing to France, and ends with a note about Red Cross Tag Day in New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Seiter
Otto Seiter
Lieut. Seiter
Detroit
Martin and Gilbert Stay of Sentence Granted
L W Martin and Jos Gilbert, Non partisan League leaders found guilty in Goodhue County District Court of attempting to discourage enlistment, were granted a stay of sentence by the State Supreme Court after an appeal was filed. They remain free until the case is finally disposed of on its merits. reversal would keep them free, while sustaining the judgment could require them to serve a year in jail and pay a $500 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Martin
Jos. Gilbert
District Court of
Goodhue County
State Supreme Court
Labor Convention Chooses New Ulm for 1925 Meeting
State Federation of Labor delegates 280 strong approved New Ulm as next convention site to be held in July. Discussion covered government control of liquor modeled on Sweden, political action by organized labor, and cooperation with the Nonpartisan League. North Dakota leaders predicted strong labor laws, eight hour day, minimum wage, and factory inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Labor
Virginia
New Ulm
Eibner
State
Sweden
St. Pau Rot
Nonpartisan League
S. 8
McDonald
North Dakota State Federation
North Dakota
Arthur LeSueur
National Non-partisan League
State Council of Defense
Safety Commission
Council of Defense
Park Concert Program Featuring Star Spangled Banner
The sixth Park Concert lists selections including Donizetti Daughter of the Regiment and God Be With Our Boys Tonight, baritone solo by A. P. Boock, plus marches, intermissions, and instrumental pieces like The Hunting of the Snark Cantos and Sylvia ballet selections.
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Barnhouse
Donizettia
Sanderson
A. P. Boock
W. H. Kiefer
Air Varie
Paul de Ville
Henryett
Max Hoehne
Theo. Morse
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Nicollet County
St. Peter
Camp Wadsworth
South Carolina
Percy C. Duehn
Minneapolis
Aliie Kopp
St. Peter Joseph
Enoch Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
Henry Pebling
Courtland
Willie Suers
Sleepy Eye
Theo
A. Nelson
Oor
Alvin J. Sinder
Carl E, Joern Nicollet
Alfred Kralheim
Albert L. Smith
St. Peter Elms
Plasters Thompsonville
Fred W. Krans
St. Paul
Sig
F. Lundholm
Winthrop Selmon H
Isaackson
Lafayette
Henry Ginkel, Jr
Arthur W. Dallman
Nicollet
Carl T Hellgren
Chicago
John P. Gambol
Mankato
Elmer G. Ellingson
North Mankato
Logan
H. E. Boettger
Albert Wm. Lilyquist
Carl H. Gustafson
Kranz. Nicollet Wm
Victor High Mankate
Lawrence Wirth
E. G. Pipp
ULM
C. E. Priends
C. E
Christ
U.S. A
Portland Harbor
Foreign Service
54Th Artillery
Lalmly
Imost
Serosa
Winchester
Channel
Eight Mile Hill
Eight Mile
Sealate
Brown CO
Henry Ferdinand Unger
Springfield
William Montgomery
Mike Helger
Emil G. Berg
Ernest A. Pfeiffer
Leonard W. Quarnstrom
Comfrey
Frank A. Schayesdick
Edward F. Kent
John L. Vetter
Robert F. Schnobrich
Eddie E. Nelson
Hanska Julius John Hasee Morgan
Edwin B. Scheibel Searles
Henry R. Jukulen
St. James
Mike
Henry August Jacobs
Otto Huhn
Alfred Gluth Morgan
George W. Lundt
Herman F
Martin
Gilbert
Labor Convention
RED
6Th Park
Forest
Princess of
India
Valse Lente
Sylvia Neato Ey
Pinzicato Aa
Sylvia
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