Minnesota Election Triumphs Reflect Strong Johnson Victory
Vote tallies show Gov. Johnson re-elected by 20,000 to 25,000 in Minnesota with Hammond winning by about 3,000 in his district and Pfaender, Serg, Ross, Erickson, Cutting, Schramm, Robertson, Fritsche, Eckstein and Tauer taking county seats. Taft leads nationally while New Ulm mourns Elizabeth Jacobs died after a dropsy operation.
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New York
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
Hughes
Chanler
Stevenson
Deneen
Gov. Johnson
Pioneer Press
Hammond
McCleary
Brown County
Pfaender
Serg
Ross
Erickson
Cutting
Schramm
Robertson
Fritsche
Eckstein
Tauer
Bastian
Vogel
Arly
Elizabeth Jacobs
George Jacobs
Jacobs
Bremen
Germany
Elizabeth Storch
Mr. Jacobs
St. Louis
New Ulm
E. H. Mueller
Pointed Paragraphs Echoing Social Ironies
A collage of maxims on wages, drinking, marriage, work, and social pretensions. It notes sweeping charges for housemaids wages, the ruinous effect of whisky, women paying by check, men avoiding work for romance, and the folly of wishing to change circumstances. It ends with liquor sparking rampant imagination and singing.
Ground to Death by Train Near Comfrey
A man found along a railway crossing two miles north of town was ground to pieces. The body had distinctive features and clothing but no ID. Investigators believe death occurred about twelve hours earlier, likely from a northbound freight. evidence includes scattered garments and coins, with partial clothing remains recovered. The Comfrey Times reports the incident and notes possible ride-related kill or run-over.
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Charles Tomschine
Comfrey
Prim
Joseph Hettler
Tomschine
Comfrey Times
Tragedy On Way To Polls Claims Three In Wright County
A buffaloLake to Minneapolis dispatch reports three farmers William Wandersee Herman Krause and Emil Krause were killed or fatally injured while crossing the Soo Line tracks to vote near Dickenson Spur in Rockford township all relatives in New Ulm. Nearby political meetings at Turner Theatre and the opera house drew modest crowds with speeches by Judge Nethaway James T McCleary and others and musical performances by a male quartet.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Buffalo Lake
Rockford Township
Dickenson
William Vandersee
Herman Krause
Emil
Wandersee
Krause
New Ulm
Judge Nethaway
Turner Theatre
Jacobson
James T. McCleary
W. S. Hammond
Opera House
Albert Steinhauser
Jedlicka
Rosing in Critical Condition at St Paul Hospital
Prominent Minnesota Democrat L A Rosing, long a state official and former governor candidate, is unconscious with ruptured brain vessels at St Joseph's hospital after a relapse. He has battled paralysis and malaria, with a history in politics including private secretary to Gov. Lind and a 1902 gubernatorial bid.
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State Board of Control
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Ohio
Tennessee
Board of Control
Rosing
Minnesota
Democratic Party
State Senate
Democratic State Central Committee
Gov. Lind
S. R. van Sant
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