Verdi case leads to mixed verdicts in county court
May term outcomes include several verdicts Mrs Vogel not guilty in a assault case against Auditor Lois Vogel and Attorney Aquat Erickson. Other juries awarded damages in favor of plaintiffs in multiple actions while some contracts were dismissed as no cause of action. Local observers noted courtroom tension during the lengthy proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary
Lois G. Vogel
Aquat G. Erickson
Springfebriaee
Vogel
Wirinl
Amie
Evan
Lincen
Afr
Yorel
Linda
Erickson
Audhtor
Warrank
Justee
Appene
Ciatiee Riay
Boriefield
Vauel
Joe
Yilsin- Tia
Beilding
Minnevole
Jasonh
Eesesur
Menry Behm
Plaintill
Waldemar ‘Trang
Anna Trans
Peanz Vogl
Theresia Vogl
Ever
Phe
ANC
Prize Essay Contest at Local Parochial School
A prize of six dollars was donated by Current News and Women's Literary clinics for the best essay by a pupil from Deal genee schools. Winners include Irene Ocha Mabel Simaeet Sella Ranne Enmerigh Est or vufuhh Evel a Giesele Moward Vogt Justles Lucey Windland Perquintgen. Judges were Brat H RK Blieferileht Reverend Stephen Winter and Ralph L. Henry. Florence Ginwbner has returned to New Lim after visiting at Mrs Ad Burmaister in St Peter. Mrs John Focker and Haughtis Ber nic accompanied by Miss lon Rube have returned to Springfield from New Clr telutives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csuur Mesti Gy
Min
Tin Current News
Bople
Deal Genee
Alice Melle
Ad. Melle
Evcodd
Marlon Kelele
G. B. Roinekt
Irene Ocha
Mabel Simaeet
Sella Ranne
Evela Giesele
Moward Vogt
Justles
Lucey Windland
Brat. H. RK. Blieferileht
Tr. Mardy
Luther Collems
Stephen Winter
Holy Trinity Catholic Parish
Ralph L. Henry
Elorence Ginwbner
New Lim
Mra Ad
Burmaister
St Peter
Mre
John Focker
Haughtis
Bernice
Mies Lon Rube
Springfield
Hunters Club Opens Season With First Shoot
New Ulm Hunters Club held season opening at Hunters Rest on Sunday with about a dozen members. Wm Pfeifer won high honors scoring 208 on the king target while Geo Keckeisen captured the leather medal for the lowest score. King target scores listed include Pfeifer 205, Hagenstein 114, Golnick 125, Gebser 64, Abiza 12, Klas 116, Gra 140, Briteche 22, and Wicherski 186.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Ulm Hunters’ Club
Hunters’ Rest
Wm. Pfeifer
Geo. Keckeisen
Pfeifer
John Hagenstein
Emil Golnick
Hugo Gebser
Carl Abiiha
Joseph Klas Fibe
Albert Priteche
George Wicherski
J. P. Gra
Wa. Briteche
George Keekoixen
Barlow to Speak at Glencoe on June 8
State headquarters of the World War Veterans announces Lester Pi Barlow national president and organizing manager will address Glencoe Thursday June 8 at 8 pm. Barlow previously spoke in New Ulm and helped capture the Iowa State Federation of Labor convention for the World War Veterans and for Robert M LaFollette for President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neapolis
Lester Pi
Barlow
Glencoe
Sp.m
New Ulm
Towa
Storm strikes Minnesota town Castle Rock in tornado ruins
A Saturday tornado devastated Castle Rock and surrounding areas in Dakota, Stienle, Rice and Goodhue counties injuring eight and killing one child. Red Wing and Farmington hospitals received the injured as Red Cross aid moved in. Damage to buildings tops 150 thousand dollars with most loss centered at Castle Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Rock
St. Paulty
Dakota
Stenle, Rice
Goodhue Counties
Minnesota
Red Cross
St. Paul
Northfield
Asther Swanson
Godfrey Swanson
Red Wing
Thomas, P. Steele
Lund
Thomas P. Steele
Lester Steele
Sarah King
Dorothy Simpson
Uildegarde Munson
Farminger
Castle Roel
Polnty
Cade Rork
Simpson and Bolin
Lester Strele
New Ulm Triumphs Over Sleepy Eye In Lopsided Baseball Battle
New Ulm defeated Sleepy Eye 12 to 1 as pitcher Bertsch allowed six hits and recorded eleven strikeouts. Sleepy Eye took an early lead in the third inning but New Ulm rallied with multiple hits, including a three-bagger, to plate eight runs in the seventh and even the series. O'Brien, a veteran catcher, may stay with New Ulm for the season as preparations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Pyell
Spears
Hoffmann
Robinson
Williams
Maesing
Guenther
Tohhird
Pfeiffer
O’brien
Goblitsch
Bertsch
Hye Twirler
Schuller
O'Brien
Lamberton
Hiying
Morgan
Springfeld
Springfield
Benne Jones
Comfrey
Mueasing
Genter
Vf. Pfeifer
WV Printy
B. Goblrsth
Bertach
P Amann
Dahms
County approves bridges and doctors for 1920 program
County Commissioners let contracts for two new Cottonwood river bridges to Joliet Bridge and Construction Co. for 23,480 dollars and Minneapolis Bridge Co. for 29,989 dollars with completion targeted next fall. Dr. Pelant, elected county physician, bid 483 dollars beating Vogel and Hammermeister. Kiefer and Wellcome named for fourth district. Budget also funds Little Cottonwood river repair and a concrete outlet bridge for Ditch No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood River
Burns Bridge
Barpstown
Thera
Stark
Joliet
Upb. Hammermeister
J. H. Vogel
Dr. Pelant
Pelant
M. A. Kiefer
Sleepy Eye
J. W. B. Wellcome
Cottonwood
Heilimann
Sigel Township
Grail and Meyer
Sigel Townships
Ditch No. 1
Brown County Auditor Not Guilty in Jury Verdict
Brown County Poplar Auditor Re was found not guilty by a jury yesterday following allegations tied to a Springfield lawyer-editor Erickson dispute. The verdict closes a contentious case stemming from accusations and cross filings in local government circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogel
County Atwat
Daguew
Hing
August G. Erickson
Springfield
Brown County
Poplar
Erickson
Springfeld Bys
Graduation Exercises At Local High School Tomorrow
About fifty graduates will receive their diplomas at Warner Hall tomorrow evening as RB E Enfield of Duluth delivers the address. Miss Stella Grovhner of Seab Island spent Monday in New Ulen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrk
Warner’ Hall
RB. E. Enfield
Duluth
Stella Grovhner
Sere Island
New Ulen
Storm damages reported near Nicollet after Saturday blow
Across the river reports describe barns along Nicollet county near Hopp's place five miles out of town destroyed by a storm last Saturday afternoon. Windows smashed and boards and bricks flew, causing slight damages to nearby buildings. The extent could not be ascertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicollet
Nicollet Counter
Hopp
New Ulm Gas Company seeks higher rates at city council
Special committee appointed after Tf Griggs of Minneapolis and C R Hennicky urged a rate hike. Griggs cited rising production costs since 1914 and higher gas prices in 22 neighboring towns. The council will study records and consider the impact on about 600 local gas customers while addressing a sewer request on Valley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tf. Griggs
Minneapolis
New Ula Gas Company
C. R. Hennicky
New Ulm
Griggs
New Ulm Gas Company
Minnesota
Dakotas
Thetates
Gripes
Ulm Gas Company
Hennick
Dakota
New Tilm
Henrick al Ways
Krook
Karl Rutfderheide
Emil Mueller
Albert Pfaender
L. B. Krook
John Golnast
Valley Street
Fourth South
Board of Public Works
Anveranon
W. H. Dempey
F.C. Minium
Board of Arts Works
Townley and Fuller to Speak in Brown County Meetings
Claude Townley brother of A C Townley of the Nonpartisan League and H A Fuller a League Labor candidate for Congress in the Second district will address two Brown County meetings. The first is in Searles on Tuesday June 1 at 8 p m and the second at Wm Dumke s grove near Sleepy Eye on Wednesday June 3 at 2 p m. Enthusiastic attendance is anticipated and all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Tiownley
A.C. Townley
Nonpartisan League
H. A. Fuller
League Labor
Congress
Brown County
Searles
Wm. Dumke
State Skat League Spring Tournament at Young America
The Minnesota State Skat League will hold its Spring Tournament at Young America on Sunday May 30 with two sessions in the afternoon and evening. A large turnout is anticipated with some traveling by auto. First prize is $100 and remaining prizes scale. Young America Skat Club adds $50 for extra prizes. Meals will be served at the pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota State
Young America
Skat Club
Co operatives Increase Stock at New Ulm Meeting
At Schell's hall last Friday the New Ulm People's Co operative Association voted to raise capital stock from $20,000 to $100,000 with 2 000 shares of $50 par. Nine directors were elected, led by P P Manderfeld and Otto Wiedenmann, who later declined. Joseph Gilbert of the Co operative Wholesale Society spoke on co op principles and patronage. The nine directors will serve until January 1921. the association organized October 15, 1919, planning a local store soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schell
New Ulm People’s Co-operative Association
Fred. Behnke
P. P. Manderfeld
George Hagen
Chas. Grussendorf
Arnold Cordes
Otto Wiedenmann
R. Pfaender
F. Schaefer
Gilbert
Gebser's Hall
L. J. Duncan
Cooperative Wholesale Society of America
New Ulm
Walter Keckeigen
J. J. Haenze
Irwin C. Alwin
Geo. J. Hofm
Large crowd attends Turner Hall farmer labor rally in New Ulm
Thousands of farmers and workers filled Turner Hall park for a three hour rally in New Ulm as Dr Henrik Shipstead and Capt George Mallon addressed issues in the farm labor movement. Mayor Fritsche noted late arrivals and opposed anti League films, praising citizen awakening and turnout from multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monster Farmer Labor
Turner Hall
Ark
Toome
Redwood
Watonwan
Nicollet
Dr. Shipstead
Turner Theatre
Turner Hall Park
L. A. Fritsche
Farmer-Labor Committee
Fritsche
Henrik Shipstead
Glenwood
League Labor
Mankato
New Ulm
Axelation
Pershing
Jollre
Haig Far’ Sane
Prening
Gongresa
Mallon
Minnesota
Audignee
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Frank Rieger
Trephing Rieter
Htoue
Sult Foe Asource
Cape BP
Hunters' Club
Wim. Pfeiffer
Geo. Keckeicen
Landa
W. A. Simpson
Thomas P. Steele-blackenith
Henry Daub
John McWhirter Dormer
Jens Baggerson
Ihorer
Dist Parsonage
Cipind
Rarne
Heileinns
Scarrel
Lord Philliog
Lloyd Olinger
O. D. Ebinnwa
Albert Morgan
Amwrence Colwell
Chris Bolin
Anna Brady
Louise Hensel
Erna Tolzinger
Met
Bere
North Washington Street
Herman Held
Anna Hansen
Leander Matsch
Frank Mateeh
North Broadway
Naval Academy
Annapolis, Md
Beig
Gouden Balitves
Louis G Yogel
Mrs. W. C. Miller
Claude Townley
Wenzelritters
People's Co-Operative Association
Schell’s
Geo. P. Forster
Mr. Forster
Wan. G. Frants
Springfiekt
Milwaukee
Mir
Millwaukee
Capt. Mallon
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