Nonpartisan primary upheld by Minnesota Supreme Court
The Minnesota Supreme Court upheld the nonpartisan primary law, allowing June 16 primaries and nonpartisan tickets for most offices. The ruling preserves a single partisan ticket for state officers and legalizes a Bull Moose existence while barring nomination by petition after the primaries. The decision affects filing deadlines and party dynamics across counties.
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State Supreme Court
Minnesota
Frederick Olson
Minneapolis
Erickson
Jelley
Dibbel
Congress
Lyndon Rn WA. Smith
Supreme Court
Minnesota Local Building Associations Form State League
A state organization of local building associations was launched in St. Paul last Wednesday under the name Minnesota Local Building, Loan and Saving Association League. The meeting included several secretaries from building and loan associations across the state, outlining aims and plans.
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Minnesota
New Ulm Bay Famous Navy Builder Stocker Honored
New Ulm residents celebrate Naval Constructor Robert Stocker, Minnesota born, who led the No. 89 Brooklyn yard project and oversaw the New York battleship. His path from New Ulm schools to Annapolis cadetship and France shipbuilding studies cements a remarkable career for Uncle Sam's navy. An error about a women suffrage debate is corrected.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Robert Stocker
New York
the Tribune
United States Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
North Carolina
Uncle Sam
Minnesota
New Ulm
New Ul
Mankato
Naval Academy
Annapolia
Stocker
U. S. Naval Service
Sivoaty
Naval Engineering Tment
France
Committee Men Visit Mankato Paving Meeting Set Thursday
Property owners along Minnesota Street between First South and Third North meet at the Commercial Club Rooms at 7 30 p m Thursday to hear City Engineer H P Blomquist and a paving committee discuss costs and options including creo sote brick and concrete paving, with Minneapolis trip to study new methods.
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Minnesota Street
First South
Third North Street
Commercial Club
H. P. Blomquist
Mankato
Blomquist
New Ulm
Minneapolis
Gerlich
Incipient Blazes Across City Streets
A chimney fire at the Alpia Guluen place near Broadway and North Street was brought under control after a quick response by a skilled fireman who improvised a chemical extinguisher at the engine house. A second chimney blaze occurred that afternoon, prompting a free department call. at Sixth North and State Streets a fire alarm was delayed until the second whistle. The home of Peter Konz near the racetrack caught fire around o'clock. firefighters arrived as the one o'clock whistle was finishing, and the blaze was controlled by the time the Vine department reached the scene.
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Alpia Guluen Place
Broadway
North Street
Alpis
Free Department
Tung
Sixth North
State Streets
Peter Konz
Vine
Alleys Vacated and Liquor Licenses Sought At City Meeting
At a special meeting the council granted the vacation of alleys around the Aufderheide brick yard to allow plant expansion and approved a building permit for Vogelpohl & Sons. Liquor license applications will be heard April 14 alongside bids for sprinkling streets and laying concrete sidewalks. Several licensees and changes in saloon ownership were noted, with ongoing business improvements at New Ulm Publishing and Eibner’s bakery set to boost capacity and sanitation.
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New Ulm
Mankato
Lamberton
Tracy, Marshall
Tyler
E. F. Kenrick
D. G. Willard
William Pfaender, Jr
E. C. Hill
Albert Lea
C. A. Knippenberg
Duluth
Robert Hannah
Fergus Falls
New League
Secy-Treas
William Pfaender
Robert
League
City’ Fathers
Frederick Aufderheide
Vogelpohl & Sons
Aulderheids
Aufderheide
Satfere Slaughtering House
Rill
Avuguat Beyer
Lorenz Girg
Otto F. Oswald
Jerry Reardon
Jos. Tauer
Peter Hengal
Jos. Smagel
National
Oswald
Jobo
Siebenbrunner
Math
John C. Siebenbrunner
Math, Siebenbrugner & Son
New Ulm Publishing Company
Oo Belog
F. W. Elpner
Siscever
Shia Ie
Minnesota Street Improvements Begin For New Storefronts
Improvements planned along Minnesota Street target residence and business areas to modernize the street's look and function. Merchants aim to expand display space for clothing and dry goods, with Emil Metzinger leasing the Neuman building for ten years and approving 1500 to 2000 dollars of storefront work. Construction is expected to take four to six weeks.
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Minnesota
Suich
Emil Metzinger
Neumaon
Ts9
Ottomeyer Hes
Judge Olsen Denies Motions in Two Civil Cases
Judge Olsen denied defendant’s motions in Mary Scheible v. Jos A Eckstein and in Mary Baasen v Nick Metzen. Scheible Eckstein order upholds jury verdict of 8350 damages with appeal to Supreme Court for October term. Metzen v Baasen upholds verdict on land title dispute with damages 125.00, plan to appeal to October Supreme Court term.
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Olsen
Mary Scheible
Jos. A. Eckstein
Supreme Court
Mary Baasen
Nick Metzen
Metzen
High School Glee Club to entertain Friday evening
The Girls Glee Club under Miss Thornton will perform for parents and friends next Friday. Admission is free. The program includes four musical numbers, a reading, a humorous skit and a farce. A large Assembly Room audience is expected to support the group.
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Girls Glee Club
Miss Thornton
Glee Club
Gles
Rosebud Eogel
Billy Bred
Adelaide Parkington
Svalla Gay
Anabel Parkington
Atta
Krook
Joale
Leone Mayer Tack
Borg
Harmony Rules Democratic Meet Delegates Elected
Harmony rules at the Democratic county convention held in Turner Hall yesterday afternoon as delegates were elected to the state convention. A permanent organization was formed, committees named, and resolutions praising Wilson and the Democratic program were adopted amid strong party unity.
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Fred Pilacodee
Turner Hall
Fred Pfneeder
Augrickton
Springfield
Wm. Mueller
W. R. Hodges
Sleepy Eye
Jos. J. Sperr
Cottonwood
Albers Plaender
George Glotebuch
Martin Reich
Hansika
Committee On Credentials
New Ulm
Albert Steinhauser
L. A. Fritache
Jos. Smassl
Bernard Esser
Albert Pfaender
A. 5. Dorn
R. Pfefferia
John W. Haas
Preepy Eye
Georgy Glotzbach
P. Binck
Wal Schmidt
A. M. Berg
EP Schmitz
Alvin Bertrand
M. Seidl
Jos. M. Schroepfer
Otto Lehrer
Frank Berberich
William Kralsog
Aug. G. Erickson
Cobden
J. P. BE. Bersrand
Milford
Ed. Hepsel
Fred Meyer
Robert Runck
Brown County
Democratic Party
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New Ulm Bay
Congregational Church
Vogelpohl
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Jos
E .Grosboer
Frank J. Neouo
Emil Wicherski
Andrew Amann
Antor Wiesner
F. W. Eibner
Chas. Stuebe ‘Sr
Peter Mertz
Albert D.e
Feed Pfeender
Ath. Henle
Christ Filteo
Gouia Swadau
Jobe Beale
Henry J. Berg
Car P. Manderfeld
Robert Albrecht
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Congress
William Jennings Bryan
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