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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
5
A New Ulm Review summary notes Detroit's industrial decline and labor departures. It argues the nation spends 90 cents of every tax dollar on war, with only one cent on research and health, urging taxpayers to demand a strict budget and end unnecessary war expenditures.
In a county government election in Ireland, Sinn Fein captured 699 offices with Sinn Fein and allied groups securing 690 seats. Sinn Fein Lab or cooperation across Leinster Munster and Connaught aided a large anti British rule majority.
A wartime shift in Italian leadership unfolds as Giol i returns to the prime ministership. Once opposed to war he stuck to that view under heavy pressure, a move likened to Caillaux’s post prison return in France and contrasted with La Follette’s rise.
The piece notes similarities between Caillaux and Giolitti and suggests observers see Caillaux as a potential French peacemaker despite 1917 senate hesitancy. It argues Europe’s leaders push nations toward disaster, while reviled figures like Giolitti and La Follette may emerge as salvational forces amid instability.
A vigorous critique alleges that peaceful towns in Western Pennsylvania faced Cossack like harassment at the hands of the Pennsylvania State Constabulary. The author cites sworn statements to Gov. Sproul and urges restoring constitutional rights to calm unrest nationwide.
William Marion Reedy of Reedy's Mirror says the Republican National Convention was underwritten by plates and overrun by journalists. Visitation was weak with fewer than 50 000 of 100 000 expected attendees present, and notables appeared sparsely. The League plank was elastic, aiming to placate irreconcilables and reservationists, barring Johnson while leaving doors open to reservations and a two way stance on the League. Wall Street figures were seen as dominant, and balloting was expected to extend to the tenth or twelfth round with a twofold League position preferred.
A report on convention debates highlights criticisms of the platform's gaps on universal military service and workers profits, with Willis nominating Harding for a pragmatic, business-aligned ticket. The article notes the La Follette wing's minority report and predicts Cox could lead a reorganized Democratic challenge as Harding's win signals a shift in Republican strategy.
At the Minnesota State Firemen's Association convention in Moorhead last week, Fred W Brust was elected an honorary member and received a bronze medal. New Ulm delegates Emil Wicherski Roman Brust and Fred Loesch attended, returning Thursday.
Esther Cavanaugh of Crookstone visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs August Puhlmann and other local relatives for a few weeks. Mrs Cavanaugh is expected to arrive here shortly for a visit with her parents.
The letter backed by Cardinal Gibbons defends Reverend Martin O Donaghue and denounces socialism and the Nonpartisan League. It claims loyalty to American principles and praises farmer solidarity and home building while predicting political conflict in the North Dakota region. Additionally, local social notes record residents returning from celebrations and relocations among New Ulm residents.
Sir George Paish, famed international financier, denounces peace council policies in Ways and Means. He says nations, capitalists and workers chase selfish aims, risking global ruin. He warns of impending trades paralysis and a pound drop, urging global cooperation to avert famine and civilization's destruction. Mrs Ed Wagner and children return to New Ulm. Hugo Spalding takes a hardware job with P H Retzlaff.
Socials entertain local visitors as the hello girls of New Ulm Rural Telephone Co. meet at Dr. and Mrs. O J Seifert’s home. Gladys Grussendorf vacationing with Crussendorfs in New Ulm after studies in Minneapolis School of Music. Anna Liebl returns to Fairfax from New Ulm visit. Theresa Wiedl returns from Sleepy Eye after visiting Katherine Augustine. F P Zschunke travels to St Paul to join Osman Temple for Shriner national meeting in Portland Ore. Delegation returns July 1. Mrs Zschunke and Gretchen accompany him to St Paul.
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