Progressive mood in Minnesota primaries urged
The New Ulm Review notes a rising progressive sentiment as Minnesota voters prepare for the primary next Monday. It cites Indiana and Pennsylvania results and a Brookhart win in Iowa as signs, urging Republicans to support candidates not endorsed by the party convention to help dethrone the old machine and aid the state.
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New Ulm Review
Old Guard
Minnesota
New
Indiana
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Col
Smith W. Brookheart
U. S. Senate
Iowa
Republican Party
Wheat Crop Forecast and Farm Critique by Agriculture Dept
The department of agriculture forecasts the biggest wheat crop in years with spring wheat at 39,000,000 bushels above last year, signaling market pressure on farmers. The piece argues the revival of a grain corporation for price stability failed and labels recent limits as political manipulation. It also comments on postwar ship seizures and Bolshevik accusations, noting ships were awarded instead.
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Department of Agriculture
Grain Corporation
Wallace
Harding
Farm Bureau Federation
Meighen Backed by Twin Cities Progressive Democrats
Progressive Democrats in the Twin Cities form clubs for Tom Meighen amid a peak of activity after Mrs. Oleson said she would run alone if nominated. Democrats oppose Kellogg and seek strong support for Meighen, whose long progressive record includes defending League farmers' free speech in 1918 while working in banking at Preston.
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Tom Meighen
Twin Cities
Meighen
Preston
Primaries Remake Voter Struggles Amid Party Factions
Voters head to the old party primaries on the 19th to rebuke leaders who backed the Republican convention. In the Democratic race the steel trust crowd faces Meighen and Indrehus as records of public life contrast with machine aims. One in twenty helped place Kellogg and Preus on the ticket. the remaining nineteen may surprise the machine.
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Pelf
Steel Trust
Meighen
Indrehus
G. O. SP
Kellogg
Preus
Brookhart Triumph in Iowa Senate Nomination Fight
The independent farmer worker candidate Brookhart wins the Iowa Republican senatorial nomination with about 41.5 percent amid GOP tactics to split votes with multiple candidates led by Clifford Thorne of the Farm Bureau Federation. Brookhart gains over half the country vote, while the federation’s effort to unite labor fails. The piece attacks party machines and big money, noting Burnquist’s betrayal of progressive aims and hostility to small business.
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Independent Farmers and Workers
Iowa
North Dakota
Brookhart
Lowa
Clifford Thorne
Farm Bureau Federation
Farmer Labor
Indorse Thorne
Federation Against Labor
Bureau
Thorne
Farmers of
Toodlekin Outdoor Dilemma Sparks Sandbox Debate
A doctor recommends outdoor time for Toodlekin but the cherub resists. Indoor play proves safer and more chaotic, with attempts at a sandbox backfiring as neighbors join the scene. The piece circling a child’s restless energy ends amid damp, collapsing sand and mounting mischief.
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Toodlekin
Shakespeare
Tip
Build a Community Service sand box for Toodlekin
A humorous guide describes constructing a child sized sand box for Toodlekin using a nine by six foot buried bed of cinders, four boards for walls, a four piece cover, and a wooden seat, encouraging outdoor play. It emphasizes damp, well-drained sand, a dust and animal barrier, and occasional bichloride of mercury treatment for fleas.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Fourth Avenue
New York
America
Toodlekin
Bones of Dead Found At Ottawa Place
Seven human skeletons and a dog were unearthed by workmen digging a basement at the Geib place in Ottawa township. Four bodies lay stacked in one grave, three and the dog in another, all buried about eighteen inches deep. County officials investigated but found no conclusive cause, noting the remains appeared to be Indian adults. The bones were reburied in a cemetery after examination.
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Geib Place
Ottawa Township
Tring
Gish
Tee
Jaws
Monkalo Free Press
Arrests and Fines Rendered for Disorderly Conduct
Josh Schluck Martin Willinger and June Anderson were arrested Saturday evening by Chief Harmenbhg and Night Police Ed Wagner for an orderly conduct offense. They appeared before Justice Hoxen the same evening and were fined $25,000 each, totaling $75,000 in fines.
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Josh Schluck
Martin Willinger
June Anderson
Harmenbhg
Ed. Wagner
Justice Hoxen
New Parking Method Considered by City Council
City council backs new parking plan proposed in the Public Works board report. The agenda notes unanimous approval of assessments, permits issued to Dr. Emil Mueller and Albert Hielekamp, and staff labor hours on streets. Additional items include licenses, land purchase, milk licenses, and election judge appointments. A letter from H E Bellm of Evansville, Arkansas describes homesteading in Washington County and Arkansas prospects.
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Board of Public Works
Emil Mueller
Albert Hielekamp
North
Minnesota Street
Herman Schemann
New Ulm
Anton Nun
Riverside Park Association
Pfaender Realty Company
Otto F. Oswald
P. J. Soukup
Hugo Gebser
Jerry Reardon
Otto Heymann
John Nagel
Karl H. Aufderhelde
Ang. Saffert
William Stelljes
A G. Dahl
Julius Krause
Ath
Henle
A. J. Meyer
Wm. Lieb
Kuehlbach
H. F. Schrader
Franz Niemann
Fred Hamann
Hubert Berg
Lewin B. Krook
Emil Buenger
W. S. Vercoe
H. E. Bellm
Evansville
Arkansas
Frances Bellm
Herman Scheman
Ozark Mountains
Washington County
Ozarks
United States
Thirty years of prison for incest in Stillwater
John E. Carpenter of Garden City and formerly of Shelby was sentenced to thirty years penal servitude at hard labor in Stillwater for two incidents of incest admitted in guilty pleas to two informations and one indictment. The sentences run consecutively, starting with ten years each, as Judge W. L. Comstock ordered. Daisy Carpenter, charged with murder in the first degree, pleaded not guilty. The court remanded Carpenter and cited counsel C. D. Dailey.
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Stillwater
John E. Carpenter
Garden City
Shelby
Carpenter
W. L. Comstock
Daisy Carpenter
C. D. Dailey
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