Liberal Forces to Save America National Convention Planned
A Chicago July convention will unite the National party Committee 48 Socialist Nonpartisan League Communist and labor bodies as forces of liberty. Stanley Rypins stated the plan at a Minneapolis banquet where about 200 Minnesota Committee of 48 members attended. Rev John Haynes Holmes condemned party expulsions and urged open political channels to avert revolution, praising liberty over both major parties. Pamphlets calling for public ownership of utilities resources and industries circulated and about $500 was raised to support the effort.
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National Party Committee
Socialist Party
Nonpartisan League
Communist Party
Forces of Liberty
Chicago
Committee of 48
Stanley Rypins
Dyckman
Minneapolis
Minnesota
America
Save
John Haynes
Holmes
New York City
United States
New York Assembly
New York
la Follette
Popplar
World of
Farewell for Buerzls Ends in St Paul Move
Hosts Mesdames Schnobirch and Gilbert honored Mr and Mrs Joseph Buerzl at a Monday farewell at their home with about 30 Germania Lodge and O d H S members present. They depart for St Paul to establish a new home, receiving a cut glass sugar and creamer as mementos. Otto Wichtel erected cemetery monuments. Several out of town guests attended Boelter Gehrke nuptials including Boelter and Gehrke families. Verna Nagel served as flower girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
F. A. Schnobirch
F. A. Gilbert
Joseph Buerzt
St. Paul
Capitol City
Germania Lodge
John Backer
Emma Malzahn
Gilbert
Buerzl
Charles Street
Otto Wichtel
Nicollet
Courtland
Boelter-Gehrke
Adolph Boelter
Hernan Boelter
Louis Boelter
Smil Riebe
Adolph O
Fred. Boelter
Gibbon
Wm. Nagel
Alfred Gehrke
Richard and
Albert
Walter
Anna Gehrke
Ernst
S. Lenske
Stewart
Geo
Steinke
Fairfax
Christ Steinke
Burchard Giese
Essig
Shareh
Verna Nagel
Heating company very successful reports yearly earnings
The city heating plant shows 1919 receipts of 8866.50 and 1920 gains totaling 14 091.86 disbursements include taxes and printing. Depreciation fund stands at 6253.57 with stock reduced by 19219.82. Net earnings allocated 1879.65 to stockholders interest and 6962.85 to stock retirement. Engelbert elected to board replacing Ottomeyer who declines re election.
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Engelbert
Ottomeyer
G. A. Ottomeyer
New Ulm
H.W. Engelbert
New Church Board Named and Sunday School Talks
Alfred J. Vogel Ford Crone F W Johnson Henry N Semson and H W Engelbert named to the new church board. Speakers included Mrs Elmer Haeberle on the primary department and Dr Geo F Reineke on world unrest and the role of Sunday schools. Officers elected: John H Haenze president Ida Kohn vice president F H Krook secretary H C Edmiston treasurer etc. Also notes on fences detracting from town beauty and planting shrubs to improve landscapes in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Vogel
Ford Crone
F. W. Johnson
Henry N. Semson
H. W. Engelbert
Elmer Haeberle
Geo. F. Reineke
3Nday
Henry Schrammel
Congregational Church
HH. W. Rieke
Methodist Church
Adolph Meile
Episcopal Church
H. C. Edmiston
G.A. Ottemeyer
L. A. Gant
Adolph Moile
John H. Haenze
Ida Kohn
F. H. Krook
Treasu Rer
H. C
Edmiston
Selémentary
Helen Barth
Bessie Schrader
Adolph Sandman
George Erickson
C. W. Miller
Mackintosh
Agricultural Extension Division
University Farm
Mr. Mackintosh
Minnesota
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Liberal Forces TO Save
Pershing Highway
Mankato
Rehters
Parsons Street
Blue Earth
Waseca
Rice
Morehart Land CO
Mankato, Minn
Buerzls
Wm. M. Scholl
DE Scholl Appliznes
Roney
Biegy Botorl
Hacklebarth’s Shoe Store
John Deere 2
WaterlookBoy Kerosine Burningz Tractor
F.H. Retzlaff
New Ulm, Minnesota
Chas. Rein
Milwaukee
Wichtel
Dage
Fank
Guth & Schugel & Son Co
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