Housing in New Ulm and broader housing ideas
The New Ulm Review discusses the persistent housing shortage in New Ulm and across American cities. It cites proposals such as tax exemptions for new dwellings to spur construction and notes precedents from New York and other places, along with commentary on the presidency and democracy’s safeguards.
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New Ulm
of Taxation
William E. Harmon
Wm. E. Harmon and Company
Frank Mann
New York
Harmon
United States
Calder
Allan Robinson
New Yorker
Constitutional twists mark presidential office changes
The article notes that nearly every year yields a notable change to the U S Constitution through amendments or judicial decisions, highlighting frequent shifts in constitutional interpretation. It mentions that well over a hundred decisions have been read or issued, reflecting ongoing debates over presidential powers and limits.
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The
United States
Julie
No Room For Constabulary In Ireland Report
The latest Irish news notes the Royal Irish Constabulary to be disbanded as members resign rather than enforce English mandates. It compares the force to state constabularies and cites Irish hostility and violent deaths among its members for acting on British policy.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Russia
Wilson
Ireland
Royal Irish Constabulary
England
Alleged Threats by Outside Groups Target Local Enforcers
The passage argues that extremist organizations recruited from distant areas threaten democracy by enforcing laws through brutal means, contrasting them with traditional police. It laments war-time-era corruption, farm underproduction, and profiteering, and notes local historical ties and prominent individuals with connections to Cincinnati and New Ulm.
Pfau Dies. Early New Ulm Pioneer Remembered
Local relatives report the death of Cha. Pfau in Cincinnati last Tuesday. Pfau, a former New Ulm resident, was among the early pioneers who helped defend the town during the Indian outbreak. He came to New Ulm in
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Cha. Pfau
Cincinnati
Mr. Pfau
New Ulm
Reed Families to Leave City for Grand Rapids Wis
The J. O. Reed and C. L. Reed families plan to move from New Ulm to Grand Rapids Wisconsin next Saturday July 31st. They will reside in a large brick theatre building and operate a movie venture. Grand Rapids has a population of about 9000. The note mentions a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Dieble.
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North Dakota
Vssible
New Zealand
J. O. Reed
C. L. Reed
New Ulm
Grand Rapids
Wis
Messrs. Reed
Jos. Dieble
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Windsor
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Detroit
Mits
Peter Scherer
Pioneer Drug Store
Alwine Alms
Pfau
Wm. Pfaender, Jr
Wm. Pfaender
Chas
Walter Marschner
Blue Earth Co
Genevieve Vedderlew
John J. Zapter
Martha Loose
Edward J. Gilliland
State of
N. Henningsen Agency
Minn
Price
J. A. Ochs & Sons
N. Minn
Hummel Brothers
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