New Ulm Review Reports on Wheat Market Outlook
The New Ulm Review notes Julius H. Barnes discussion at a Washington conference on wheat after price controls end, citing Mankato Free Press on flour costs and bread prices. It questions if Barnes was joking about a $40 flour and 25 cent loaf, suggests a possible prelude to farmer price shifts, and mentions a growing "people's press" movement with new papers in Minnesota and Pennsylvania.
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Barnes
Mankato Free Press
Julius H. Barnes
Agricultural Committees of Congress
Washington, D. C
Mr. Barnes
Movement For A People’s Press
United States
Minnesota Daily Star
Farmers and City Workers
Minneapolis
People's Daily
Pennsylvania
Voter choice in party ballots amid Minnesota primary
A Minnesota Leader editorial argues voters may join any party for the primary and affirms the voter's right to request a party ballot by affidavit. It urges readers to keep the legal opinion handy, notes criticism of Albert R. Allen by the Nonpartisan League, and brands his candidacy withdrawal a dirty trick harming League supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Nonpartisan League and
Workers’ League
Republican Party
Steel Trust and Mill and Elevator Combine
Albert R. Allen
Fairmont
Nonpartisan League
Congress
Bring the English Army Out of Ireland Says Daily Herald
The Daily Herald argues against Britain sending troops to Ireland, calling the army a weapon of tyranny and urging withdrawal as the first step toward a British commonwealth and broader federation. It accuses Lloyd George of boastful resolve and condemns imperial force in Ireland. The piece laments men of reaction and praises labor for truth against oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Daily Herald
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Letters conceal facts on taxes in North Dakota
A report counters claims that North Dakota taxes rose due to the Nonpartisan League government. It cites H G Holtz of Flaxton as example, noting state tax increases were modest and most rises were in local taxes. The analysis argues bail insurance costs skew perceived tax burdens and concludes Holtz’s figures don’t prove broader blame on the Townley regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
H. G. Holtz
St. Paul
Nonpartisan League
Federal Judge Flays Arrest Without Warrants
In Boston Judge Anderson blasted DOJ actions that held a suspected radical for two weeks without a warrant, calling it lawless and un-American. The piece questions constitutional interpretation, contrasts Palmer’s views, and notes local political amid a Minnesota sheriff appointment controversy and silent press on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Boston
Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
New Ulm Notes and Local Real Estate Transfers
Local items discuss a whiskey scandal at the Hennepin county courthouse, plus numerous brief notices of residents visiting relatives, job changes at Schulke's, and extended trips. A series of property transactions in New Ulm and Sleepy Eye are listed with buyer, seller, lot descriptions, and prices.
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Hennept
New Ulm
Tribune
the Journal
Geo. J. Glotbach
Nichsel Frantz
Fred A. Keute
Carl P. Richten
N. of
Center
Hy. Simmet
W. H. Dempsey
S. of
Center St
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New Ulm Review
New Ulm Publishing Company
Ledsees and
United Press and Publishing Company A
Official
New Ulm, Minn
N. D
Holtz
Hennepin County
Oscar Martinson
Twin
The
New York Times
Gotham
M. J. Bieber
Judith
St-Louis
Dorgan
Lamberton
Alfred Balk
Otto Mieske
Nicollet
Kenneth John Wright
R. Schlinkfert
Howard Wright
Lot
Brackenridge’s
Add
Sleepy Eye
Schwartz
Otto F. Heidemann
Geo
R. Waterman
Chas. ‘Trapp
Wm. P. Schuck
Nicholaus G. Thill
Barbara Prokosch
Edmund L. Macho
D. Stuebe
New
Ulm
HY. Leitschuh
Frank W. ‘Meyer
Alb. J. Augustin
Allison & Dayton
Jess
Coats
J. A. Ochs & Sons
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