Chautauqua Appeals With Music Lectures At New Cine
A large audience attended the first Chautauqua program featuring Neapolitan Tourbadours Vittorie Somma and Vittorio Solare. Day two showcased the Chitepn Freial Quintet and Dr. Gabriel Maguire with Congee Aver. Grand Concert Monday featured Ghidge Swarthout and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra with soloist Mike Swarthout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cine
Vittorie Somma
Vittorio Solare
Sonmu
Jie W. Cageett
Dayton
Tsmport Bey
Opera Aire
Sheppard
Numoe
Gabriel Maguire
Maguire
McMurst
Congo
Avera
Branley
Ghidge Swarthout
Soprang
Mike Swarthout
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Howard Jafty
Delson Conway
Evfist
Renna
Korea
Bond Issue Wins Big In Third Ward With 429 Votes
Vote by wards shows 429 in favor of the $260000 city bond issue as the largest total came from the third ward. An earlier report misstated results, correcting totals to 622 votes citywide after adjusting ward counts.
Minnesota Daily Star Ready to Publish
The Minnesota Daily Star moves toward launch after a stockholders meeting. Five hundred members backed delaying start until robust, with new paper supplies from Norway, Sweden and Finland ensuring several months of regular issues despite prior shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Daily Star
Northwest
Daily Star
Minneapolis
Star
The
Companion
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Brown County Farm Bureau Picnic Highlights Amendment One
The New Ulm gathering at Domke's Grove near Sleepy Hye drew many jurors attorneys and farmers. Speeches by Senator J A McGarry Judge Albert Johnson and State Highway Commissioner C M Babcock urged road improvements and endorsed Amendment No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Brown County Farm Bureau
Domke’s Grove
Sleepy Hye
Albert Johnson
J. A. McGarry
Walker
Red Wing
C. M. Babcock
Babcock
Minneapolis
Duluth
Brown County
J.h.mallen
Sepia
Senator Schmechel
Kenville County
Mr. French
State Farm Bureau
National Farm Bureau
Bureau
Geo. Berkner
Cap t Mallon at Lamberton hears campaign talk
Captain George H Mallon candidate for lieutenant governor spoke at an open air meeting in Lamberton last Friday drawing a large crowd. H A Fuller candidate for Congress in the second Minnesota district followed with remarks that left a strong impression on listeners. Local residents hosted visitors from St Paul including Mr and Mrs Arthur Behsmen and their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamberton
Minnesota
Leveroca
Leslie Helmes
C. H. Helmes
Dorothy
St. Paul
Arthur Behsmen
New Ulm Council Tackles Bond Sale and Gas Rate Hike
A special New Ulm city council meeting addressed the approved $260,000 bond issue for a new electric light and power plant and approved selling bonds locally. The gas company won approval to raise rates from 1.40 to 1.80 per 1,000 cubic feet, with a 2.00 cap if unpaid by the 15th, and a sliding discounts plan for large users. The council also passed a gas ordinance amendment and granted permission to install playground apparatus near Franklin school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Wm. P. Backer
New Ul
New Ulm Gas Company
Krook
Albert Pillender
Franklin School
School Board Awards Contracts and Librarian Appointment
Chas Emmerich, local plumber, awarded the toilet installation contract at Emmerson school with a bid of 447.00, vs Gulden & Vercoe at 770. W W Gowen to install economy boiler arches for two high school boilers at 500. Mrs Emmy Steinhauer elected high school librarian for the coming year, pending State Board of Education approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Emmerich
Emmerson
Emmerich
Gulden & Vercoe
W. W. Gowen
Emmy Steinhauer
Steinhauser
State Board of Education
Monster Joint Picnic Set by Flour and Cereal Workers
A large joint picnic is planned for Sunday June 20 by the Flour and Cereal Workers and Grain Elevator Workers unions of Minnesota. Speakers include Henrik Shipstead, League labor candidate for governor, and other prominent figures. A meeting program and Union Band performance are part of the event at Parker’s Link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flour & Cereal Workers and
Grain Levator Workers
Minni Is
Ati Parker
Henrik Shipstitnd
League Labor
Uim
Car Stolen From New Ulm Street Parking
Barney Hillesheim of Sigel township reported his 1918 five passenger Ford stolen from Second North Street in New Ulm between Minnesota Street and Brassway. The sheriff’s office was notified the next day and the car has not been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Hillesheim
Sigel Township
New Ulm
Te Ford
Second North Street
Minnesota Street
Brassway
Fairmont and New Ulm to Clash on Thursday in Rival Baseball Battle
A big baseball clash is set for Thursday at 5 p m as Fairmont travels to face New Ulm on the oval. Both sides have strengthened their lineups after earlier meetings with two wins apiece. In the prior Morgan game, New Ulm won 9 0 after Morgan balked in the sixth inning. spectators criticized Morgan’s sportsmanship and the contentious call by umpire Farrington.
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Fairmont
Pairmont Boys
Ulm
Juin
Morgan
Farrington
New Ulm
Seven Dead in Minnesota Storm Toll Rises
A Tuesday wind and electrical storm across Minnesota and North Dakota leaves seven dead and over 100 injured with about 500000 dollars in property damage. The storm tears through farm buildings and a Grey Eagle summer resort, killing several farmers, destroying cottages, and blowing trains from the tracks.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Stenberg
Thief River Falls
Richard Hoelmer
Fergus Falls
William
Illiam
William Roeder
Uate
Garnder
R.S. Wilke
Grey Eagle
A. Stenberg
Martin
Big Birch Lake
Osakis
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Foxholme
M.F. Burrley
W. ©. Tilt
William Flint
Breckenridge
Brown County Court Recesses After Long Jury Work
Brown County district court adjourned after jurors failed to reach a verdict in the Brown County Bank versus Emil G Hage case. The jury deliberated over more than 12 hours before being dismissed at 7:30 a m Sunday. The session also moved to dispose of the Anton Zanglia Leo Stock back wages action with a retrial verdict of 526 12. Three cases remain on the docket Henry Wischstadt vs Carl Battig Louise Williams et al vs Louise Tob erer et al Mary A Dahms vs Herman Dahma and Julia Dahms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Red Wing
Brown County District Court
Brown County Bank
Emil G. Hage
State Bank of Stillwater
Anton Zanglia
Leo Stock
Johnson
Henry Wischstadt
Carl Battig
Louise Williams
Louise Toberer
Mary A. Dahms
Herman Dahma
Julia Dahms
Nonpartisan League Endorsed Republicans Primaries June 21
Important notice explains that Shipstead and allied candidates are Republicans. Voters must use a Republican ballot to vote for these League and labor candidates on June 21. Voters may file an affidavit to prove Republican status if questioned under Minnesota law. No ballot for the farmers labor party at the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipstead
Nonpartisan League
Working People's Nonpartisan League
Minnesota
League and Labor
Farmer-Labor Party
Farmer-Labor
Workers League
Farmers Labor
Farmers and
Mission Festival Held by Nicollet Courtland Churches
Congregations of Nicollet and Courtland Lutheran churches held their annual Mission Festival in the grove near Courtland church last Sunday June 18. The program featured choir numbers band music and sermons. Mr and Mrs Albert Bauer of No Franklin Street announce the birth of a baby boy. Mrs Bauer: formerly Miss Frances Altmann.
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Nicollet
Courtland
Albert Bauer
No. Franklin Street
Bauer
Frances Altmann
Storm Touches Region With Hail and Wind Damage
The storm brought hail and heavy wind with light damage in some areas. It felled Otto Simmermatn’s barn in Sigel township and damaged Knees farm in Milford township, while Woy Dehn’s 80 foot barn in Milford township was shifted from its foundation. Telegraph lines and telephones were partially out of service and later partial restoration began.
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New Uhm
Otto Simmermatn
Sigel Township
Avey
Knees
Milford Township
Woy
Dehn
Milfred
Gala Day at Lake Hanska Draws Nonpartisan League Guests
A large crowd gathered at Fort Hill Lake Hanska for a full day Nonpartisan League event. A. C. Townley spoke from his Shipstead for Governor plane, followed by Thomas V. Sullivan and other speakers. Activities began at 11 am with music and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpartisan League
Fort Hill
Lake Hanska
Hanska
A. C. Townley
Nacgional Nonpartisan League
Shipstead
Thomas V. Sullivan
Minnesota
Farmers Picnic North of Nicollet Draws Large Crowd
A farmers picnic at the Rudolph Compart farm seven miles north of Nicollet drew many local farmers last Monday. Dr Dentil Ship stead, farmer labor candidate for governor in the upcoming primaries, led a strong speaker lineup. The event was considered a success with several other speakers in attendance. Mr and Mrs A M Oswald were Gibbon visitors Sunday.
North Dakota democracy praised by Nonpartisan League leaders
Lynn Haines of the National Voters League extols North Dakota's self governing program as a boon to farmers and workers. He argues the revolt created a more democratic state with policies curbing outside monopolies and benefiting producers, while officials serve organized labor and farmers. Geo Niesen and J P Hanson of Sleepy Eye visited locals last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Haines
National Voters League
Searchlight
Congress
Nonpartisan League
Northwest
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
North Dakota
Union
Eagle
Geo, Niesen and
J. P. Hanson
Sleepy Eye
Harding Keeps GOP Nod for President in 1920 Ticket
Warren G. Harding of Ohio won the Republican nomination on the 10th ballot finishing with 6747 10 votes as Pennsylvania switched 60 delegates. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts was named for vice president amid party divisions over Wood Lowden and the League covenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Uate
Ohio
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Harding
Leonard Wood
F. O. Lowden
Pennsylvania
Wood
Johnson
Lowden
Scattering
la Follette
Flint
California
Frank Smith
Illinois
la Pollette
Wisconsin
W. E. Barah
Hiram Johnson
United States Senate
Chicago
National Committee
Missouri
Léague of Nations
Republican National Convention
Elihu
Europe
Wndemns
Wilden
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Scotlland
J. Hartley Manners
Vierra
Desce Rae Taylor
Waa Sy Pereeeese
Sleepy Yee
Mallon
Emmy Steinhauser
Monster Joint
FORD
FAS
Northwestern
Great Northern
Gardner
A. L.garper
Jamestown
Wheaton
Fred Nelson
E. Hage
Lake Hansea
Sig
Mrs
A. M. Oswald
I ‘Gibbon
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