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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1917

Page

3

State items of note from Minnesota readers week

The Great Northern subscribed five million dollars to the Liberty loan. Notable deaths include Lieutenant P A Brannan of Elk River killed in France, J C Munroe of St. Cloud, James O'Brien of Winona, and Dr. Burnside Foster of St. Paul. Killed by lightning near Cherry Grove was Herman Mensing. Bernadette Gallagher of Winona died drinking poison fogged as medicine. Other items: improvements in Minneapolis realty circles, draft news from Carlton county, flag-raising in Gateway park, and University of Minnesota commencement with 832 diplomas.

Great Northern Railway Liberty Loan P. A. Brannan Elk River France Edward F. Wallace Great Northern Railroad Hopkins Junction J. C. Munroe State Masons St. Cloud James O'Brien Winona Herman Oshman Rosemount Burna Frances Buell Olson St. Paul Superior Lodge Chicago Minneapolis Bloomquist Minnesota Frederick ©. Stevens Interstate Commerce Commission Carlton County Rev. V. Arvid “Hagstrom The Swedish Baptist Church Alexandria Daughters of the American Revolution Gateway Park Burnquist W. J. Bryan Prohibition State’committee Burnside Foster Nick Litona Virginia T. A. Champion Ivanhoe Frank O'Connor Mountain Lake John F. Calderwood Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and Annidl Minneapolis Street Railway Company University of Minnesota Fort Snelling Donald Grant Northwest Faribault St. Paul Humane Society Ramsey Hennepin St. Louis Frank E. Nemec Roy Rasmussen Ralph Rasmussen Rochester Granger Olmsted Minnesota Public Safety Commission Agnes Mlynczak Frances Mlynczak Michael Stolpa Ludwig Stoltman Mississippi River Harry P. Peterson Duluth Nels Nelson Peterson Washington Leroy Guinn Eden Valley Guinn Brassard State Normal Schools State Normal School Board el Torrance Frank J. McCool Joe Redenbaugh Alice McQuillan Dunn Burnqvist W. J. Murphy Minnesota Field Artillery Second William C. Rutherford New Field Hospital Corps Des Moines National Army Thomas H. Barry Twin Cities Secretary of War

Nelson Will Not Seek Re-election To Senate Post

Minnesota Senator Knute Nelson ends four six year terms and will not run again. Republicans explore successors Clarence B. Miller Sydney Anderson Elias Steenerson and Pred B. Snyder. Also notes political moves, a Minneap olis film theater syndicate, a murder conviction, a fatal river drowning, and draft totals below government estimates.

Knute Nelson Congress Minnesota Clarence B. Miller Sydney Anderson Elias Steenerson Pred B. Snyder Minneapolis

Allied Move Tactics Highlight Balkan Front Shifts

London reports a strategic Turkish and Balkan shift as British withdraw eastern positions east of the Struma, Bulgarians occupy vacated towns, and Entente reconnoitering along the Vardar central sector. Russian forces show rising aggressiveness in Volhynia and Galicia with Baltic naval activity provoking German air raids. In Arras, British counterattacks press a new line after a fall back near Monchy Le Preux.

London Greece Constantine Struma Vardar Balkans Serbia Sarrail Volhynia Galicia Brussiloff Baltic Berlin Arras Monchy le Preux

Russia to Continue Fight Opposed to Separate Peace

Petrograd reports a stirring council proclamation by the workmen and soldiers delegates opposing any separate peace with the central powers. The document appeals to rally around revolution, defend freedom, and notes a wireless message from Prince Leopold of Bavaria offering peace talks. Kerensky orders circulation to troops and nationwide distribution.

Petrograd Council of Workmen's and Russia Leopold Bavaria Kerensky

British Fall Back On Struma Front In Major Retrenchment

Sofia reports a general retirement of British forces along the Struma front with troops returning to the bridgehead on the river's left bank. Units occupy Ormanli Barakli Juma Kumli Keu pri Prosenik Kalendra Begukmah Galmah and Kakarasha as artillery fire remains light elsewhere. London notes two killed and sixteen injured in a Saturday air raid in which a Zeppelin was shot down.

London Zeppelp

German Socialists Propose Peace Terms at Stockholm

Stockholm June 19 German Socialists outline peace proposals to the Stockholm conference. They seek peace without annexation plus frontier adjustments, an international arbitration court, restricted armaments with fixed training periods, prohibition on arming merchant ships, international control of key canals, defined contraband excluding food and clothing, uninterrupted combatant postal lines, no postwar commercial war, parliamentary diplomacy, and neutral participation in regulating international matters.

Stockholm

Distillery Raid Triggers Townwide Drunken Rampage in Petrograd

Dispatches report in Petrograd on June 19 that a drunken orgy ended after 5000 townspeople attacked a distillery finding 5000 gallons of liquor. A city spree followed with hundreds in the streets and a fire started by a man who threw a match on liquor soaked ground. a tank exploded, causing deaths and injuries.

Petrograd Dolgobuje

Germany Says American Troops Likely Late in 1918

Berlin press conference remarks claim U S troop arrivals will be noteworthy only in 1918 due to transport and supply difficulties. German General Staff lecturer argues American force should be treated as negligible in general reckonings. Copenhagen report notes widespread articles echoing the view.

Copenhagen Berlin

Hat factories to quit in Danbury strike over wage basis

Hat factories in Danbury will suspend operations following a dispute with the hatters union over the wage scale for the current year. The action, announced by the hat manufacturers association executive committee, delays work pending a decision on whether pay should be tied to finished product selling price.

Danbury Conn Hat Manufacturers’ Association Hatters’ Union

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