Stillwater for the Rays jury returns two convictions
In New Ulm a jury convicts Josephine Carmody of grand larceny in the second degree and Cornelius Carmody of receiving stolen money. Judge Quinn sentences both to ten months hard labor in Stillwater penitentiary. The couple’s dramatic downfall follows a spree from Minneapolis to New Ulm ending with arrest amid a public spectacle.
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Quinn
New Almigher
Stillwater
Minneapolis
Ray
Taylor
New Ulm
Cornelius Carmody
Stillwalter
Memorial Day Observed in New Ulm with Large Crowd
Memorial Day was observed in New Ulm in the usual manner with a beautiful day and an unusually large crowd in attendance as ceremonies were carried out.
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New Ulm
New Ulm Boy Hurt in Explosion at Watertown Wisconsin
Four Northwestern Lutheran university cadets injured by an explosion while loading shells for a Decoration Day sham battle. Henry Schroeder of Waunaga in critical condition. Rudolph Lederer Edwin Hertler of Sabine Michigan. Edmund Reim of New Ulm. Reim family member of Dr. Martin Luther college faculty. Reim not eye injuries, but hands and face burned. admitted to Watertown hospital. Explosion shattered room walls. hammer striking shell caused blast. Include other local notices: Brown County Breeders association basket picnic at Turner Hall park next Tuesday with Prof. Andrew Boss speaking on community ownership of breeding stock. Chas. Bierbaum leaves Crane Bros. store to work elsewhere, likely Tracy.
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Watertown
Wisconsin
Northwestern Lutheran University
Henry Schroeder
Waugena
Wis
Rudolph Lederer
Edwin Hertler
Sabine
Michigan
Edmund Reim
New Ulm
A. F. Reim
Dr. Martin Luther College
Young Reim
Watertown Hospital
Brown County Breeders’ Association
Turner Hall Park
Andrew Boss
State
Chas. Bierbaum
Crane Bros.’ Store
Tracy
Great days for Lutherans at Minnesota synod session
Minnesota Synod with 150 delegates to convene for six days in St Paul and New Ulm events mark college commencement and silver jubilee. The 25th anniversary exercises feature Rev C Gausewitz of Milwaukee and a jubilee address. 11 graduates receive diplomas. Delegates, visitors, and music accompany the open-air celebration if weather permits.
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New Ulm
Reuter
Turner Theatre
C. Gausewitz
Milwaukee
Minnesota Synod
Siegfried Duin
Leer
Germany
Herman Gurgel
la Cross
Wis
Paul Hippauf
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ferdinand Schultz
Jordan, Minn
Albert Wandersee
Walter Burk
John Bade
Gibbon
Edwin Bruns
Nicollet
Frank Rejier
Withrow
Gerhard Riediger
Prior Lake
Carl Schweppe
St. James
Técélye
Northwestern University
Watertown
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Ministers Strike At Governor German Methodists
German Methodist ministers in Minnesota condemnation of the Sunday baseball attitude passed a resolution at their southern district conference in Springfield asserting displeasure with the Sunday baseball law and governor’s signature. They warned they would not support Mr. Johnson if he runs again. Dr. Blume and Rev. Sauter led proceedings.
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Minnesota
Springfield
New Ulm
Blume
Rev. Sauter
Henry Durbahn
Mia. Blume
Migs Lizzie Gebhardt
Mr. Johnson
Dr. Blume
Santer
New Ulm High School to Hold Commencement at Turner Theatre
The New Ulm high school commencement will take place at Turner Theatre next Wednesday evening. The program, not officially announced, lists Gustav A. Sell as salutatorian delivering an oration on Light. Brerets E. Green will read the class history, Miss Frances B. Krook the lag poem, Joseph P. Faas the class prophecy, and Walter Kunsa the class will. Ed- is named valedictorian.
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Mary E. Gritchett
Lincoln
C. G. Schulz
Public Instruction
Prof. Schulz
Edward P. Critcbett
Christian F. Dahl
Esler Dirks
Joseph P. Faas
Everett E. Greet
Robert E. Koch
Walter E. Kunze
Roland C. Mayer
Gustav A. Sell
Irma Bisuert
Otto Buenger
William Duwmer
Viola Fenske
Albert Goblitsch
Andrew Backer
Henry J. Haeberle
Lolitee E. Hensel
New Ulm High School
Turner Theatre
Brerets E. Green
Mise
Frances B. Krook
Walter Kunsa
Baseball Notes: Local teams show mixed results at fairgrounds
Autos overpower Dr Martin Luther college club 0 to 0 in a one sided game. Daniel Websters beat Hanska Giants 11 to 4 while Pirates trim Sleepy Eye 9 to 4. Wellcome nine down Comfrey 4 to 1. Comfrey fails with runners. Harry Hughes blanks Miltons 4 to 0 for St Peter. Winthrop tops Minneapolis Marines 3 to 2. Sleepy Eye dominates Morgan then loses to Fairfax and Redwood Falls. New Ulm day at Sleepy Eye Woodmen picnic with Harmony Canto and 2nd Regiment band. special train departs morning, return at 10 pm.
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Autos
Dr. Martin , Luther College
Fairgrounds
Daniel Websters
Hanska Giants
Pirates
Sleepy Eye Stars
Wellcome Nine
Comfrey
Wanda
Sanborn
Harry Hughes
St. Peter
Miltons
St. Paul
Tod
Winthrop
Minneapolis Marines
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Springfield
Kasota
Sleepy Eye Boys
Morgan
Fairfax
Redwood Falls
Woodmen
God
Second Regiment
Peddlers Act Invalid Judge Snow Rules In Favor Of Challenged Law
Judge Snow of Winona held the peddlers license act unconstitutional in key provisions, ruling exemptions create protective favoritism. The decision targets unequal licensing burdens on permanent merchants, farmers, and peddlers, noting the three big cities are exempt and calling this class legislation.
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Snow
Winona
Hefere
Hut
Gov. Johnson
Pfaender
Snow Teida
St Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Company A Wins Adaia In A Tough Match
The Company A life team traveled to St Peter on Monday and defeated Capt Quane's men by 11 points. New Ulm scored 78 percent to St Peterites 770. Scores were at 200 300 and 500 yards with names Groebner Klauge Schleuder Rosner Henry Grussendorf Clarence Grussendorf Herb Grussendorf Quaue Miller Volk Stueke. A carload of draft and farm horses was shipped to Stanley North Dakota, bringing total outbound horses by the firm to over 200 this year.
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A Life
St. Peter
Quane
Stueke Bros
Stanley
North Dakota
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Ottomeyer
Usis
Richard Fischer
Garfield Larson
St. Peter Militia Company
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National Rifle Association of America
St. Peter High School
F.P. Zschunke
Mankato
Mankato Review
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Columbia Clothing
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