Interest Lagging in State Politics
The piece surveys upcoming primary contests with emphasis on Democrat and Republican options for U S Senate Governor and Lieutenant Governor. It weighs Alfred J Davis versus Daniel W Lawler for Democrat Senate and Moses E Clapp versus Frank B Kelsog Adolph C Eberhart and Charles A Lindbergh for Republican Senate. It names J A A Burnquist and Samuel G Iverson for Governor and Severin N Sorensen Julius Thorson for Lieutenant Governor, noting voter familiarity and political dynamics. It also mentions Associate Justices James Heim and Albert Schaller and Julius Schmahl for Secretary of State, plus local race notes and anticipated light turnout before the primary results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Davis
Daniel W. Lawler
Dwyer
Severin N. Sorensen
Julius Thorson
United States
Moses E. Clapp
Congress
Clapp
Frank B. Kelsog
Adolph C. Eberhart
Charles A. Lindbergh
J. A. A. Burnquist
Samuel G. Iverson
Burnquist
Hammond
Iverson
Sam” Iverson
Supreme Court
James Heim
Albert Schaller
Thomas Frankson
J. A Gates
James A. Peterson
Twin City
Julius Schmahl
Redwood
E. K. Sampson
Worthington
Schmahl “Shmile
Secretary of State
Ellsworth
Mueller
Brown County
Praxel and Hauser
Wallot
Ross
J. P. Graff
Jos
J. Sperl
John Henle
Henry Meyer
Herman Polkow
Flag Day Observance Urged Across Nation
Today marks Flag Day commemorating the adoption of the Stars and Stripes. Congress established June 14 as a day to display the flag on public buildings and by citizens at home and work, noting the 1776 enactment of thirteen stripes and thirteen stars in a blue field, with stars added as new states joined.
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United States
Congress
College closes year with exercises and diplomas
Dr. Martin Luther College ends a successful year with last night's concert and today’s commencement. Graduates receiving diplomas include Amelie Bassow Appleton Wisconsin Erich Ebert Waters Town Wisconsin Radel Falde Minneapolis Louis Forbes Clair Michigan Adolph Gerlach Red Lake Falls Minnesota Ernst Koenig Truman Minnesota Paul Kolander Lakefield Minnesota Albert Manthey Watertown Wisconsin Herbert Litz Perham Minnesota Emil Trettit South Kaukauna Wisconsin Paul Weserkamp Springfield Minnesota. The morning program from 9 30 features musical numbers an address by Rev Koehley Nicollet and the valedictory by Hel Sitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther College
Ackermann
Milwaukee
Amelie Bassow
Appleton
Wis
Erich W. Ebert
Waterstown
Paul C. Weserkamp
Springfield
Minn
Ideal Weather Brings Crowd to Park Concert
Ideal weather drew a large crowd to the Second Regiment band concert at German Park last Sunday evening. The green near the band stand was crowded with visitors and every bench filled. A pavilion with seats and tables has been suggested by city officials to provide shelter and refreshments. Band management complains of excessive noise from youngsters and will have special policemen on duty next Sunday to maintain order.
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Second Regiment
German Park
Labor in Demand in Dakota Fields
Employment agents visited the city to recruit men for harvest work in North and South Dakota and Montana, citing a wartime labor shortage. German emigration and a reduced pool of young men have worsened the Canadian field situation, while Northwest harvests in the United States loom. Wages range from 2.76 to 8.75 dollars daily with transportation. contracts cover three months of shockIng and threshing tasks.
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North
South Dakota
Montana
Northwest
States
Burglars Tap Worateeky Saloon for $12
Burglars entered the Worateeky saloon between Saturday and Sunday night and fled with about $12 from the cash drawer. No signs of forced entry or marks on doors or windows. Police suspect an insider with knowledge of the premises. no suspect crew located yet. Also, a state supreme court ruling states county or township road funds cannot be diverted to other uses, though townships often group funds under road purposes to circumvent the ruling.
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Worateeky
State
Supreme Court
Experts' Report on Water Supply Details Proposed Costs
The engineers Pilla bury & Co of Minneapolis report New Ulm can secure five years of adequate water with about $5 500 now. They favor expanding deep wells, adding a pump, and repairing others, with future supply from wells or Minnesota river groundwater, noting surface sources require treatment. The study emphasizes early action to avoid water and fire protection shortages in summer.
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Pillabury & Co
Minneapolis
Foster
Light and Water Committee
Cottonwood
Minnesota
New Ulm
Mueller
Electric Light and Water Plant
Picnic at Hunters Rest Invites Junior Pioneers
Invitations go to all Junior Pioneer members and eligible golfers for a 1 30 pm Sunday basket picnic at Hunters Rest on the Cottonwood banks. Guests include families with the pioneers as honored guests. no formal program, cafe coffee provided, business session to admit eligible members.
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Pioneer's Association
Hunters’ Rest
Cottonwood
Milford
Henle Farm
Catholic School Graduates Hold Exercises
Impressive graduation exercises were held at the Catholic church last Sunday afternoon as 33 pupils who passed final exams received diplomas and gold pins. Rev Fr Schlinkert gave the address and presented diplomas, followed by music and songs. The list includes 16 named boys and 16 named girls. Madeira village will open a new state bank on July 1.
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R. Schlinkert
Clement J. Berg
William J. Classen
Elmer A. Epple
Richard J. Graff
Norbert P. Herzog
Albert A. Preisinger
Joseph F. Prokosch
Cornelius A. Saffert
Theodore HR. Scheurich
Carl O. Schmid
Benedict M. Tanacheck
Edward W. Hacker
Florence B. Collins
Natalie M. Dietz
Edna V. Emmerich
Lydia M. Filzen
Aurelia H. Forster
Leona N. Guth
Minnie BH. Helger
Gladys M. Henle
Josephine L. Huelskamp
Lola Liesch
Viola C. Munderfeld
Emma M. Prom
Clara E. Puchner
Thelma M. Rinke
Teresa V. Schmitt
Bertha F.simmet
Gertrude E. Soukup
Clara H. Wartha
Knife Wielder II Escaped Convict Nabbed After Burglary
Police arrested Frank Sloan and a Black man after a confrontation near coal chutes in Northwestern yards. Sloan confessed to prior reform school terms and multiple depredations, including a 1912 safe robbery in Rockville Indiana, and faced a return to the Indiana reformatory. A standing $25 reward for escaped reformatories may be paid to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sloan
Sloan
State Penitentiary
Rockville
Ind
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Friends
Kansas City
Reform School
Coal Contracting Company
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville Institution
Reformatory
Trains Change Time Sunday On Northwestern Line
Local officials expect a timetable change on the Northwestern line by week end. The Chicago Flyer will run to Tracy via New Ulm in the forenoon and return around five in the afternoon. Service via St Peter and Kesota remains largely unchanged though running times will adjust. The changes take effect next Sunday.
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North— Western Line
Chicago Flyer
Tracy
New Ulm
St.Peter
Kesota
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U. S
F. H. Losey
Eleanor’ Balfe
John Wiegand
Cornet
Sergt
John Warthi
Mondaine
Vey
Ernst Reiterer
Mareh
Priest
M. A. Althouse
Frangesa
Sobers
P. M. Costa
William el
G. Rossini
J. Brahma
Husarenritt
Fr. Spindler
C. Bannett
Dakota
Madeira
Indiana
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