Governor’s clash as reapportionment defeated in Minnesota senate
Special correspondence from St. Paul reports a bitter week as reapportionment fails in the Minnesota Senate by 36 to 27. The fight highlights a rift with Governor Eberhart and a Republican majority, with talk of an extra session and a war over city representation.
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Ahtmann
Boyle
Chéadle
Egre
Dunn
Dwinnell
Elwell
Foai Froshaug
Gunderson
Gunn
Hackni Hanson
C. D. Johnson
W. L. Johnson
Johnston
L'Herault
Pauly
Pugh
Rustad
Bageng
Saugatad
J. D. Sullivan
Sundberg
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Wilson
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L. C. Cooke
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Haycraft
Klein
Lende
McGrath
Marden
Moonan
Murray
Nelson
Odell
Olson
Peterson
Poehler
Putnam
Rockne
Schaller
Stebbins
Swanson
Thee
van Hoven
Wels and
Works
Eberhart
1911 Pirates Reorganize for the Season
The New Ulm Pirates reorganize for 1911 with new uniforms ordered. The youthful squad, aged 16 to 17, aims to win a majority of summer games after a 9 and 4 record last season. Team members include Kleinschmidt Kuester H Berg Burk Smasal Oetting Tauer Schaefer Nagle.
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Sgale
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Kleinschmidt
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H. Berg
Burk
Smasal
Aldermen race heats up with two challenger bids
In the spring city election two newcomers enter the alderman contests. Joseph Flor seeks the first ward seat against Frank Schnobrich while Otto Tappe runs in the third ward against W. Gieseke. Theodore Mueller faces no challenger in the second ward, as Gieseke and Schnobrich also seek re election.
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Joseph Flor
Otto Tappe
Frank Schnobrich
W. Gieseke
Annual Gymnastic Exhibition at Turner Hall
Prof. H Hein leads the Junior Zoeglingsverein in trim for the Schauturnen on April 22 marking the 45th anniversary of the Zoeglingsverein. Other classes join in a select program. past exhibitions promise a strong turnout this year.
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H. Hein
Zoeglingsverein
Trim
Pfaender bill aims to lift foreign language papers to parity
A Minnesota lawmaker introduces a bill to amend Section 5515 to allow legal publication of non English papers. Proponents argue foreign press readers are taxed and served like others, while critics call the current law discriminatory. Also reported: jogvald Paulson declared insane and committed to St Peter hospital. Redwood County overseer appointment and county business notes.
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Albert ‘Plaeader
Minnesota
Ptaender
Jogvald Paulson
Hanska
St. Peter
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