Worthington and Worthington County Sunday School Conventions
Worthington hosts two state Sunday School Conventions from June 1 to 16 with delegates from every city, town, and rural district. Leaders discuss training, democracy, and the worldwide Sunday School movement under the theme making democracy safe for the world.
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Mormesla
T Java
Worthington
Romidjt
Dye
Worthtye
Bevery
Shiselly Wer
G. H. Krook
Spl
Department of
Brown Coed
SIU
Sopry
Meshiris
Hiberwat
Chpeet
General Conference Sur
Soulfert Minnteota
Iitvers
Burnquist Leads In Early Returns For Governor
Early returns from St Paul show Burnquist ahead of Lindbergh for governor by about 40 000 votes. With 1279 precincts counted Burnquist has 108 094 to Lindbergh 67 308, and 1897 precincts remain mostly rural where Lindbergh trails. County totals favor Burnquist in Ramsey and perhaps Hennepin. Ralph E Crane shows strength for lieutenant governor, while other Burnquist ticket members are expected to win by larger margins.
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St. Paul
Burnquist
Lindbergh
Ramsey County
Hennepin County
Ralph E. Crane
League
Brown County
Next Contingent Leaving Tuesday for Camp Grant
Draft notices sent to Brown County and nearby counties list 447 men to depart by special train to Camp Grant Illinois. Sets report time at 10:30 A M Armory with departure at 3:30 P M via Chicago & Northwestern. arrivals and routing detailed. Names of inductees from multiple towns including New Ulm Sleepy Eye Springfield Comfrey and others are listed.
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Brown County
Camp Grant
Rockford
Ilinois
Armory
Chicago & Northwestern
Mankato
Lyon County
Lincoln
Blue Earth
Olmstead
Robert F
New Ulm
Alfred N. Maidl
Henry Stechmann
Adelbert E. Blauert
Rudolph H. Becker
William Adam
Frank A. Zoyer
J. Puchner
Joseph Schardt
Hugo M. Schnobrich
Ulm
Ora
C. Alwin
New
Joseph N. Schneider
Otto Hagen
Henry Terhofter
Wm. A. Hubmer
Charles A. Polta
Harry J. Heymann
William Schardt
William Terhofter
Niels C. Madsen
Otto Ring
Otto Adam Rasmus Madsen
Charles H. Dorn
William Vanderzee, Jr
Henry Wild
Albert Schroeder
Alfred J. Lamecker
Cornelius Burk
Louis E. Roesch
Wenzel Lamp
Peter Haas
George P. Nielson
Jack Sacks
Sleepy Eye
Chris Peterson
August Franke
George Baar
Frank J. Maurer
Joseph Maurer
Peter L. Nothardt
Fred W. Wenger
Johnston Walker
Reuben B. Prosch
Edward Slewitzke
M. E. Berg
Harry G. Dirks
Springfield
Arthur A. Bottger
Fred E. Bowmann
Albert Langermann
Peter Bielen
Walter F. Krueger
Fred John Frank
Wm. F. Lehade
Bernhard J. Engelen
Albert A. Smith
Comfrey
Arthur B. Stark
Kjeld T. Kjeldsen
Elert J. B. Ellefson
Christopher Kjolstad
Elvin G. Belling
Herman A. Prahi
Louis Severson
Minneapolis
Oliver
Christensen
James Gust Holm
Ellton Russell EK
Lindsey
Muscatine
Reinhart
Nicollet County Boosters Rally For Lindbergh Amid Bridge Clash
Nicollet County farmers on a booster tour for Charles A. Lindbergh faced a hostile reception crossing a bridge into Mankato as hoodlums tore banners and flags from vehicles. Arrests in St Peter followed, with fines and brief jail terms for several assailants, while the group continued to New Ulm for a closing rally and a call to protect flag rights.
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Nicole County
Nicollet County
Chas. A. Lindbergh
North Mankato
Mankato
Lindbergh
League
U. S
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
BE. A. Kehoe
St. Peter
Gorman Park
Altho
Dny
Justice Miller
Nelson Kesler
Leo Glennen
William Abdo
Hugh James
Frank Dalton
Wm. Walsh
New Uln
Minnesota Street
Turner Hall Park
Samuel Gieseke
Herman Albrecht
Math. Meurer
J. H. Meurer
Nicholas Reinhart
Alb. Sievert
Hy. J. Braun
J. H. Dorm
Herm
Fitzke
R. D. Wagner
Woodrow Wilson
Minnesota
Charles A. Lindbergh
Blue Earth
United States
Washington, D. C
Washington
Courtland
Nicollet
Kasota
Traverse
Lake Prairie
Bernado
Turnverein Reelects Officers At New Ulm Meeting
At the New Ulm Turnverein annual gathering last Saturday officers were reelected for the coming year. President Albert Steinhauser and others including Otto F. Oswald Recording Secretary Alfred Schroeck and Treasurer R M Pfaender were named to serve. The article notes gardeners welcomed Monday night rain and Tuesday cool air aiding agriculture.
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Ulm Turnverein
Albert Steinhauser
Otto F. Oswald
Alfred Schroeck
Charles Emmerich
R. M. Pfaender
Geo. Hogan
R. R. Kemski
August Mueller
War Brides Rule Changes Mandate Service Compliance
Sheriff receives amendments to selective service rules affecting married men. Provisions restrict dependency as a ground for deferment and set transfer to Class 2 only if the dependent child is born or conceived by June 9 1918. Exceptions apply for those evading service.
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Julius
Selective Service
Congress
Comfrey Hostile Boosters Clash With Unarmed Marchers
A Non-partisan booster tour through Brown County met violent resistance in Comfrey as residents armed with clubs rocks and guns attacked passing vehicles and beat several boosters. Reported injuries include John Grabner and Alex Walker with scalp wounds amid barricades and threats of gunfire. A souvenir club survived as evidence of the street battle and authorities faced communication hurdles attempting to assemble aid.
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Comfrey
Brown County
John Grabner
Sleepy Eye
Alex Walker
Grabner
Comfreyites
Booster Party
New Ulm
C. Lambrecht
Madsty
Melton, Hatton
Barber
Moby and
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S. S
Jeley Worthington
Jast
Auditoria
War
Savas
Ering
Europe
Duong
Brown
Brown Co
Minnesota Sunday School Ass'n
H. Bendixon
Brown County Ass'n
G- F
Reineke
Gnorance
Booster Tour
Minkato
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Turnverein
Boosters
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