Handwriting on the wall signals labor gains in St Paul
The piece notes a decisive St Paul primary victory for labor candidates led by William Mahoney for mayor and all labor city council nominees, citing wider state impact and a push for independent labor tickets in New Ulm. It also mentions Fritz Kreisel’s concert protests by Legionnaires and Carnegie Hall turning away attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working People’s
League of
Minneola
St. Paul
Oscar Keller
Congress
William Mahoney
New Ulm
Pittzburgh
American Legion
Fritz Kreister
Pablic
Carnegie Hall
Pioneer Press Frays Over Local Press and Electric Troubles
The piece denounces lies by Twin City dailies about farmers and the Nonpartisan League linking to Farmers Terminal Packing Co. in Newsbert, Minn. It notes retracts by the St. Paul Dispatch and statements from Oliver Morris and J. Chryst denying ties. It also mentions Clements police, electric service complaints in Lamberton, and Morgan Messenger reporting a 40 mile gale disrupting high tension lines to Macropolis, leaving Morgan without motor service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
St. Paul
Newsbert
Minn
Equity
Equity Co-Operative Exchange
Nohpartisan League
League
Sintervent
Vartiers ‘Terminal Packing Co
Nonpartisan League
St. Paul Daily News
Alsa Pub
Tra J. Chryst
Emppany
Lamberton
Morgan Messenger
Macer Polis
Morgan
Service Outage Delays The Messenger In New Ulm
The Messenger faced a day and a half downtime due to linotype and press issues. Restoration occurred by Tuesday night while noting municipal plant outages affected parts of New Ulm. The editorial criticizes state policy and questions political leadership amid storm disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Capitalists Freed While Political Prisoners Remain Behind Bars
A column condemns clemency for wealthy tax offenders jailed for tax fraud while "common people" and political dissidents face continued confinement. It compares U S justice unfavorably to autocratic regimes, questioning the fairness of Palmer era sedition laws and the costs of political versus capitalist crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Cutting Down Expenses and Minnesota War Losses
A legislative appropriation bill in the house cuts more than 40 000 civil servants from the government payroll and saves 24 million dollars from estimates. Minnesota reports total war casualties at 7 828 with 2 138 deaths including 165 officers and 7 158 enlisted men. tax figures show Minnesota taxpayers facing a record 96 938 405 dollars in public governmental expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Washington
St. Peter
Minnesota
Senate
War Department
Faribault Journal
Great Britain
Minnesota tax levies for 1920 and public partisan commentary
Auditor J A O Presus references 86 counties in 1919 tax levy abstracts with Minnesota 1920 totals near 72 209 131 compared to 36 753 408 in 1860 and last year 38 56 mills levies versus 26 20 mills in 1880. The piece also rails at Minnesota press coverage of tax hikes and attacks on political figures and the Farmer’s Nonpartisan League while citing editorials on national figures and unrelated quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. O. Presus
Minnesota
Farmers’ Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Commonwealth
Miss Addams Pleads for European Child Aid at Minneapolis
In a First Baptist Church address Miss Jane Addams of Chicago urged rapid relief for Central European hungry children amid war disruptions. She described crop failures and the need for continued aid through the American Friends Service committee and Hoover’s relief network. The report notes the cooperation with Hoover and notes the funds will be directed to Germany with no waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Herbert Hoover
Wilson
Waseea Journal-stadical
First Baptist Church
Minneapolis
Jane Addams
Chicago
Europe
Germany
America
Switzerland
Holland
Denmark
European
Iss Addams
American Friends Service Committee
Mr. Hoover
United States
New Ulm Area Social Visits and Local News Briefs
Albert Anderson of Sleepy Eye was a New Ulm visitor last Tuesday. Mrs. F. J. Goblitsch of Lafayette was a New Ulm caller Thursday. Julius Berndt of St. Peter arrived Thursday for a few days visit with Ruth and Albert and other New Ulm relatives. Attorney and Mrs. Ed Fernholz of Springfield left for Milwaukee to seek health benefits at a sanatorium. Sheriff W. J. Julius transacted business at Sleepy Eye last Wednesday. Mrs. Otto D English and daughter returned to New Ulm from Springfield. A Mothers Club was organized at Nicollet high school with Miss Heath presiding. Officers elected: President Mrs. H. L. Wentzlaff, vice president Mrs. W. F. Jovrn, secretary Miss Ruth Saby, treasurer Mrs. J. M. Meurer. FOR RENT four office rooms inquire J. M. Meyer the Jeweler. Phone 118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilding Swenson
Lafayette
New Ulm
Jos. Lang
Sleepy Eye
Albert Anderson
Ulm
F. J. Goblitsch
Julius Berndt
St. Peter
Ruth
Albert
Ed. J. Fernholz
Springfield
Milwaukee
Wis
W. J. Julius
Otto D. English
J. B. Augustin
Nicollet High School
Heath
H. L. Wentzlaff
W. F.jovrn
Ruth Saby
J. M. Meurer
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New Ulm Review
New Ulm Publishing Company
United Press and Publishing Company
Post Office
Pioneer Press
Refraets Lie
Clements
Home Service
Steel
Pennington
Marshall
Beltrami
Koochiching
Palmer
Kaiser Wilhelm
Czar Nicholas
Michigan
Knute Nelson
United States Senate
Gustaf Nelson
Old Knute
Park Region
Knute
Alexandria
Lynch Law
Justice of the Peace
Grand Jury
District Court
G. B. Bjornson
Starr
Redwood Falls| Sun
Farriers
Redwood Falls Sun
Equator
Miss Addams
H. L. Byers
Gaylord
H. G. Beugsmann
Essig
Marie Bachreann
Mrs. Roy
Gent
Grace Hoehne
Mankato
Lawrence E. Moline
Raymond Aronson
Lawrence ‘Lang
Paul Bertrand
Ambrose
Loretto Hospital
Everald Isle
Hev. Johnson
Harvey, N. C
John Krueger
South
Washington Street
Johnson
Harvey
A. C. Ochs Brick & Tile Co
Geo. Puchner
New, Ulm
Lyric Theatre
Mark
Dustin Farnum
Pathe News
Keystone
Mr. Caveman
Pathe
Matt
Jeff
Enid Bennett
Irving Cummings
Frday
Eden
Ifk
Prizma
Larry Lemon
Wallace Reid
Wanda Hawley
Dorothy Dalton
Captain Cody
Charley Chaplin
Dominck Tachney
Nicollet
J. M. Meyer
Saffert-Gugisberg Cement Constr. CO
North Third Street
New Ulm, Minnesota
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