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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

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Turnbezirk Gymnastic Meet in City Draws Turners

Hundreds of active Turner participants are expected for the annual Minheania Turnbezirk tournament in the city. The 1918 event, remembered as a grand occasion, features badges, a July 2 reception, a special train arrival from Twin Cities, a Turner Hall dance finale, and a July 4 weekend program with gymnastic contests, parade, and band concerts led by A. F. Schmidtz of St. Paul.

Jily David Tas Iedia Twib Turner Mall St. Paul Cne Center Street Sharp Turner Wall Turner Turner Hall

Nonpartisan Convention Planned in New Ulm Next Saturday

Brown county Nonpartisan League members are called to a convention in New Ulm next Saturday June 26 starting at 2 50 p m. Emil A Bengtson county manager urges large attendance for important business. W F Huevelmann becomes assistant cashier at Citizens State Bank. Edwin Stellies replaces a former bookkeeper at the bank.

New Ulm Brown County Nonpartisan League Emil A. Bengtson Bengtson

Barlow to Speak Here Saturday at Turner Hall Park

National World War Veterans leader Leater P. Barlow will give an address at Turner Hall Park Saturday evening under New Ulm Fest World War Veterans auspices. He will discuss free speech free press and civil rights and recall the Chicago Republican convention. He will also speak at the Equity Picnic at Anton Henle grove Milford Sunday. He was arrested briefly in Mason City for attempting to speak, then bailed by local supporters. Mr and Mrs Gedesch and son visit New Ulm relatives from Paynesville ahead of a return trip with Lillian Ronald and Louise Myrich.

Essig Amerean Society of Equity Anton Henle Grove New Ulm John Berg Lester P. Barlow World War Veterans Sill HT. A. Puller Equity Man Mankato Fred, Osborne Equity Exchange Equity Leater P. Barlow Turner Hall Park Barlow Robert M. la Follette National Service Party Chicago Milford Mason City Iowa Renville Minn The Review Eagh Benjamin Gedesch David Paynesville Gedesch Emma Hoffmann South Broadway Lillian Ronald Louise Myrich St.Paul Turner Hall St. Peter J. M. McIntyre Frank Kuesel Henry Dankelmann Hermann Zachia

Flood Control Urged for Entire Minnesota Valley District

A letter from Tri-State Flood Control Association leader A B Kaertcher of Ortonville urges creating a single flood control district for the Minnesota River valley. He says a valley-wide plan, with a board from affected counties, is essential to prevent annual inundation and protect highways and towns, despite high costs and need for legislative help.

A. B. Kaertcher Tri-State Flood Control Association Minnesota Valley Kaercher Ortonville Minnesota New Ulm Minnesota River Big Stone Lake Marsh Lake Lac Qui Parle

Two New Ulm Families Move to Sunny California

The Engelbert and Ottomeyer families left New Ulm last Thursday for Southern California. They were accompanied by Mrs Katherine Arhatt and Mr and Mrs A D Rieke and three children from Fairfax. Ottomeyer ran a long time dry goods store now owned by A Schulke and led the New Ulm Commercial Club. Engelbert was assistant cashier at Citizens State Bank and secretary of the Brown County Agricultural Society. The Review extends best wishes for their prosperous new life in California.

W. EB. Engelbert G. A. Ottomeyer New Ulm Katherine Arhatt A.D. Rieke Fairfax Southern California Ottomeyer A. Schulke New Ulm Commercial Club Engelbert Citizen's State Bank Brown County Agricultural Society Sunny

Republican Party Split Spurs New Unity Drive in 48 Plan

A Chicago press release from the Committee of 48 says the GOP convention removed all uncertainty by endorsing a constructive program for a new party. It schedules a July 10 meeting in Chicago to nominate a presidential slate and draw voters from Roosevelt and La Follette supporters, aiming to field ballots in all states.

Chicago Committee of 48 Committee of Forty-Eight Auditorium Hotel Rep Roosevelt Johnson and LaFollette New Party

Big federal support urged for vast regional development plan

The speaker lauds years of advocacy and three state plus congress support for a major project. He promises persistent action to secure national backing, aiming at land redemption, large scale land development, horsepower growth, fisheries, and finally slack water navigation.

Congress

Tyrolean Club Benefit Delights Turn Hall Crowd

The St Paul Spassvogel Club gave two benefit performances at Turner Hall to aid suffering children in Central Europe. The program featured solos quartets and humorous sketches plus a one act playlette with Dr Wilhelm F Hardt and Franz Bueller at the piano. An auto crash near St Peter delayed Saturday showing but audiences enjoyed the event overall.

Central Europe St. Paul

Chicago delegates rally for Forty-Eight plan in Republican race

A Chicago headquarters report shows Forty-Eight members mobilizing against Harding and Coolidge. Supporters send in membership blanks and vow solidarity, aiming to influence the Republican convention from July 10.

Harding Coolidge San Fancisco Chicago Committee of Forty- Eight Johnson

Mission Festival at College Heights Sunday

St Pauls Ey. Lutheran church hosts its annual mission festival in College Heights grove with services at 10 am and 2 30 pm led by Revs Adalbert Schaller and Edwin Sauer. Choir solos and picnics planned. refreshments on the grounds. Guest Rev J Durbahn of Los Angeles visiting relatives in Fairfax before returning west.

St. Paul's Ey. Lutheran Church Natural Grove College Heights Adalbert Schaller Redwood Falls Edwin Sauer Morton College Park Rev J. Durbahn Los Angeles Calif George Durbahn North Washington Street Far West Fairfax

Public meeting backs Babcock Good Roads plan

A free moving pictures event is set for Friday June 25 at 8 15 p m in the Armory to discuss the Babcock Good Roads plan Senator Schmechel of Ren ville county and State Highway Commissioner M C Babcock of St Paul will speak along with local voices and a two reel film. The program promotes a 7000 mile trunk highway system and other benefits including tax neutral road construction and increased state wealth through road development.

Babcock Good Roads Armory Schmechel Nonpartisan League Renville County M. C. Babcock St. Paul Ocal Minnesota Smnall Tman County

Primaries Favor Regular Republicans In Minnesota

Early returns indicate a decisive win for regular Republican candidates over Progressive contenders in Minnesota primaries. J A O Preus led Shipstead in Minneapolis and St Paul races with large margins, while Collins and Hilton held strong county leads.

Farmer and Labor St. Paul J. A. O. Preus Henrik Shipstead League Thomas Frankson Samuel G. Iverson Franklin F. Ellsworth Thomas Keefe Shipstead Preus Minneapolis Hennepin County Frankson Ramsey County Minnesota Collins Hennepin Louis L. Collins 151St George H. Mallon Mallon Clifford L. Hilton Townley Hilton Sullivan Lundeen

Statewide road system pledge without extra taxes

A fragmented OCR fragment claims a plan to start state maintenance immediately and secure a road system “the most wonderful” in the Union for Minnesota without raising general taxes. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.

Ing Minnesota Unio

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