Minnesota election notes stir disloyalty debates and rest room need
The New Ulm Review discusses reactions to Minnesota primary results with charges of disloyalty against New Ulm Brown County voters, contrasts Douglas County support for James A. Peterson, and argues for a practical rest room in New Ulm. It praises St Paul Daily News for its stance on Burnquist and Lindbergh, and endorses Judge Comstock as a capable governor candidate amid broader political criticism.
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New Ulm
Jame A. Peterson
Kaizer
Douglas County
Knute Nelson
James A. Peterson
Burnquist
Brown County
St. Paul Daily News
The
Daily News
Lindbergh
League
Rimaries
Demputier Bowwows
Comstock
Junaiia
Minnesota
Stanaard
Woodrow Wilson
Judge Comstock
War for Humanity and Democracy in New Ulm
The piece argues for global democracy while criticizing local figure P Liesch as an autocrat. It recalls P Liesch pressuring the State Bank of New Ulm to block Prof. A Ackermann as assistant cashier, depicting him as a tyrant and threat to the bank and Ackermann’s family. The editorial praises Ackermann as cultured and superior to his detractors, while noting the bank’s need for his services.
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Wilson
New Ulm
P. Liesch
State Bank of
Prof
A Ackermann
Prof. A. Ackermann
Mr. Liesch
Prof. Ackermann
Altho
A. Ackermann
Aristocracy Disapproval Highlighted in Independence Celebration
The text recalls Charles Biddle’s autobiography noting the first Fourth of July in the state house yard with few respectable people present. It contrasts an aristocratic emphasis on family and substance with the common people who acted for humanity. It also references Twin City papers debating the “better class of citizens” who disapproved of actions by the common people.
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Charles Biddle
State House Yard
Old
Twin City
Democracy in Rock County Sparks Countywide Alarm
A Minnesota confessionary report cites a “state of terrorism” in Rock County where 376 Non-partisans face coercion by the County Loyalty League and Home Guards to renounce the party and register. One man was driven out and property seized. communities like Hector, Alexandria, New Ulm, and Mankato feel street and trade disruptions as the movement spreads. The Review notes advertising load and upcoming church anniversary at Essig Friedens Church with Sunday services and a brief historical sketch.
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Rock County
Minnesota
League
County Loyalty League
Home Guards
Luverne
Loyalty League
New Ulm
Mankate
Mankite
Friedens
Essig
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Mr Small Saver
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Paul Jones
Athmoe
Palencia
Wellworth
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