New Ulm Parish Jubilee and Growth Details
Celebrations mark a golden Jubilee with Rev Schlinkert visiting and a city visit planned to St Paul. The article chronicles parish founders, past pastors, current trustees, and a 3,700-member congregation. It details the 1872 church and school, 1881 cyclone repairs, the Loretto hospital, finances, and plans for a new St Mary church as growth continues.
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Schlinkert
St. Paul
Father Schlinkert
John N. Gores
August E. Rhode
New Ulm
Michael Lauterbach
Anton Zieher
Wm. A. Olding
Franz, Schubert
Nic Gulden
Richard Fiefferle
Anton Sperl
J. Ecksen
Joseph Dambach
Wm. Brust
Alexander Berghold
William Baumgartner
Jos. Dambach
Alois Forstner
Nic. Gulden
Jac. Hoettinger
Philipp Kies
Ulm
Berghold
Wm. Erust
Franz Schubert
Aloys Plut
Holy Trinity Parish
John Schroder
Father Schroeder
H. B. Sandmeyer
Westphalia
Father Sandmeyer
Robert Schlinkert
Henle
Pew
Phil. Schoening
Aug. Mengelkemp
Math. Endres
F. A. Boyer
Heinrich Offenbacher
Fort Wayne
Ind
Superior Flayia
Loretto Hospital
Church of St
National victory for suffragists reshapes state plans
National Woman's Party leader Alice Paul announces a swift nationwide campaign to ratify the constitutional suffrage amendment now that the U S Senate has approved it. Minnesota considers a special session as five states move toward ratification, with approach focused on reaching the required number by summer.
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United States
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Minnesota
Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Miss Paul
Susan B. Anthony
Oh You Women satire on postwar return of soldiers
The piece reviews Emerson and Loos’s film Oh You Women! a Paramount satire about the homecoming of soldiers. It highlights the comedic treatment of gender roles and postwar life, noting the film’s timely premise and its June 20 21 showing at the American Theatre.
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John Emerson
Anita Loos
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Emerson-Loos Paramount
Mr. Emerson
Miss Loos
American Theatre
Adv
Senate debate over war league and Shantung legacy
Politicians decry the league of nations and the Shantung transfer to Japan, arguing the treaty ties future liberty to territorial claims. The piece also notes local residents Ida Engelbert, Henry W. Hanschen, and the Henle family visiting relatives in New Ulm and Morris from nearby areas.
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Shantung
Japan
League of Nations
California
League
Great Britain
Britain
Council of the
Ida Engelbert
New Ulm
Denver
Colo
Harry Engelbert
Harry
Henry W. Hanschen
Camp Lewis
Wash
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