Turner Theatre Presents Other Women's Clothes Plus Howard Haling Songs
Turner Theatre offers a Sunday program headlined by the photoplay Other Women’s Clothes starring Mabel Ballin and featuring a story by Ethel Dona hue about a young secretary who trades on wealth. Also shown are a two reel painting feature, Snub Pollard Comedy, and live singing by Howard Haling. The paper notes Sunday shows at 7 and a later evening screening, with no Sunday matinee.
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Jacqueline Lee
Barker Garrison
Ethel Donahue
Turners Theatre
Nodiste
Jacqueline
Mabel Ballin
Pollard
Turner Theatre
Howard Haling
Fairgrounds
America
New
Uhn
Ady
Justice Court Delivers Fines in City Shooting Case
Wenzel Kraus faced Justice Geo Hagen after a morning gun incident blamed on temporary dementia from home brew. He was fined 25 dollars plus 7.95 costs or 15 days in jail, choosing jail. Kraus also charged with unpaid taxes and lacking automobile license. A separate hearing on Sunday involved Mitchell King and Michael Reinecke of the Chauteauqua circuit, fined five dollars and 2.50 costs for driving without a license after a Croatian Tamburica engagement. Hagen presided to release them for their next engagement.
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Wenzel Kraus
Ore
Geo. Hagen
Mitchell King
Michael Reinecke
Chauteuqua Circuit
Ato
Pipestone
New Ulm Team Remains Unbeaten in Local League Match
New Ulm defeated St. Peter 12 to 4 on Tuesday afternoon at the local grounds. New Ulm pounded 18 hits to St. Peter's 6, with Deppe and Oates key infielders contributing multiple hits and runs. The box score lists strong performances from Born, Swenson, and Becker, while Deppe stole a pair of bases and scored twice. Umpire Seifert presided over a two hour game.
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St. Peter
Reat
New Ulm
Becker
Oates
Dougherty
O'Shea
Gut
Seppe
Sullivan
Billy
Swenson
Deppe
St. Peter Bunch
Isserty
Johnnie O'Shea
Seppe Guentner
Born
Guentner
Slite
St. Peter's
Way Put
Billy Born Stiul
Jes
St. Peter’s
O’shea
Depp
Douerty
St. Peter Aba
Guertin
McGrath
Thompson
E. Olson
Larson
Schwartz
Li. Webster
Benight
Guenther
Jel
A Born
New Dim
Benighty
eGrath
Seifert
St. Jamiee
Toy Ronchett
Fletcher
Bie Beppe
Shell
Hamann
St. James
A. Peterson
J. Mickelson
GC. Mickelson
Paterson
O Kolmgren
Vase Shifts and Pitching Duel Highlight Short Game
The report notes sacrifice hits by Deppe Becker J ne son and mentions bases on balls for Holmgren and Hamann. Holmgren struck out eight, Hamann six, with Umpire Lade and time of game two hours twenty minutes. The next game sets at TB ny Bora Sunday against Young America. a pitcher’s battle is promised.
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Guentner
Dougherty
Bane
Petergon
Shen
Hamann
TB Ny Bora
Young
America
Company A News Events Of Week
Private John W Graff has been promoted to Private 1st class and named as Company A’s representative on the Regimental Entertainment Committee during the annual encampment under the Chaplain. After Sunday’s shooting the 2nd group standings list several privates and lieutenants with various scores. conditions noted as changeable with little wind.
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John W. Graff
Win. Filgen
Geo. H. Schreyer
Irvin Cordes
John
Christophergon
Raymond J. Tomaschko
Fred Amme
Arthur Kiecker_Dy
O. Amann
Pyts
Broderaen
Schultz
Roman Sebald
German writer Dr Frenssen to lecture at Turner Hall
Citizens of New Ulm and vicinity will hear Dr Frenssen a renowned German poet and author scheduled to speak Friday at Turner Hall. He will discuss World War days and views on rejuvenating Germany, and read passages from his works. He appears under the German Child Feeding Welfare Board banner.
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New Ulm
Taf Frenssen
Germany
Turner Hall
Dr. Frenesen
Frenesen
Assen
German Child Feeding Welfare Board
Right Way? A Prison Life Tale Shown In Rich Heart Interest
A Saturday and Sunday show titled The Right Way presents a vivid portrait of prison life with strong heart interest and a light comedy element. The piece emphasizes humane portrayal and engaging humor amid serious themes.
Child Hurt By Auto In Laramie
Little Joseph Reznik, the eight year old son of Mrs Margaret Reznik, was run over by a car driven by E W Andus while playing ball with companions. He suffered head bruises and a broken right leg, and his injured limb required amputation. He is convalescing at Laretto hospital as doctors monitor complications. Mr Andus offered to pay a donation toward expenses.
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Joseph
Reznick
Margaret Reznick
E W. Andus
Qo- Seph
Andya
Laretto
Fiona
Andu
Poultry Bealers Hold Convention at Mankato Meeting
The Minnesota Hag and Poultry Association met in Mankato amid debate on whether leghorn and small varieties should be discriminated against in sale and market value, dead or alive. The assembly, favoring discrimination, echoed actions by other states. Attendee Schmidt, Blkof, and others were noted, with a pause for a band inspection and a later accident involving Wolf during work.
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Minnesota
Hag, and
Poultry’ Association
Mankato
Friay
Ealing
Stork
Thin
Siy
Faye
Schmidt
Lutheran Mission Festival At College Attended By Delegates
A large audience gathered for the Lutheran Church annual Mission Festival at the college. Services in German at 10 a.m. featured Rev. Photenhaugr of Springfield. English by Rev. Kuehner of Winthrop. Delegates from nearby towns attended as synod officers were to be elected. Papers to be read included diligence of congregational meetings and the termGemeinde. Presidents and professors are among expected attendees.
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Paulls Lutheranschurch
Réey
Sauen
Watertown
Photenhaugr
Springfield
Mankato
Sleepy Eye
Gourtland
Nicolinning
Koehler
Board of Erectora
D. M. 1. College
Wm. Stellies
Soiners
FH. Retzlaff
A. L. Boogh
Kingdom of God
Dir
E. L. Bliefer
G. Hinnenthal
J. Hinck
Paul Spaude
Auto Accidents and Local Incidents Plague New Ulm Area
Multiple minor crashes and injuries fill a recent New Ulm area report. An Oakland driven by Albert Fehlhaber slid into a ditch on the road from New Ulm to Searles, occupants unhurt. A second collision on Minnesota Street damaged cars but caused no injuries. A Summit avenue crash left a cyclist with bruises and a driver slightly hurt. A sewer job caused a collarbone dislocation for Clarence Richter. A newborn girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schuster on North Waston Street.
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Oakland
Albert Fehlhaber
New Ulm
Minnesota i
Minnesota
Summit Avenue
Third Park Concert Promises Pleasant June Evening
Sunday, June 25 features the 17th Regiment Band presenting Overture Spick and Span and A Summer Evening in the Alps with six shepherdrd themed movements. A Plantation Patrol and two pop songs Foxtrot Meet Me Next Sunday and Wabash Blues are also listed along with the Circus march. Intermission separates the program.
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Alps
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