Johnsons Lead Is Large In Final Returns For Governor Race
Final returns show Governor Johnson carried seven of nine congressional districts and fifty-four counties to Jacobson’s thirty-one. Johnson’s plurality tops 28,000 with total votes 175,036 to 147,084 for Jacobson, while Republican statewide support rises notably. Across districts, Johnson gains in most with notable strength in the First and Seventh, and several minor state offices follow similar patterns.
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Thanksgiving program at high school this afternoon
High School Notes says classes present a Thanksgiving program this afternoon featuring a tariff debate and music by the orchestra and glee club. The athletic association outlines a winter basketball schedule with games against other high schools, starting with Lamberton next Friday at the opera house, as several good players graduated.
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Associaton
New Ulm
Lamberton
Opera House
At The Theatre A Joyful Encore For Local Audiences
The Turner Theatre crowd gave high praise to Miss Farr in Miss Petticoats and applauded Ruby Bridges as Anna Moore in Way Down East. Wm H Crane notes he has produced more American plays than any other actor. New Ulm audiences will see The Lion and the Mouse by Charles Klein and The District Leader musical comedy later this year, with Mrs Tombple's Telegram among the season's comedies.
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Arthur Seifert
Otto Korbel
Frank Pfisterer
Edward Stadtherr
Tony Stadtherr
Walter Backer
Fairfax Center
Backer
Stadtherr
Buenger
Huhn
Auhn
Dirks
Anthony
Dummer
New Ulm
Wm.h. Crane
Charles Klein
Turner Theatre
German alliances seek to liberalize state liquor laws
The Central German Alliance and allied societies plan to press lawmakers for changes to early closing laws. A joint meeting at Mozart hall in St. Paul led to a move to form a legislative committee across state branches to coordinate action. Speakers urged unified pressure for reform.
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Central German Alliance
Mozart Hall
St. Paul
Minneapolis
German Alliance of
Otto Huebner
Teachers Seek County Normal School Observation Center
At a Southern Minnesota Teachers Association meeting with about 100 members and a school population around 23,000, the group unanimously urged the regents of the University of Minnesota and state lawmakers to establish a well housed and equipped school for observation and practice teaching to improve future teachers.
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Southern Minnesota Teachers Association
State University
University of Minnesota
Dispute Over Father Estate Reaches One Fifth Share
William Albrecht of Harlen Montana returns after sixteen years to Nicollet county seeking an undivided one fifth of his father Charles Albrecht’s Lafayette township estate. A newly amended final decree grants him that share amid questions over prior relinquishment receipts. The case follows Charles Albrecht’s 1891 death with a will favoring his widow and four younger heirs.
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St. Peter
Minneapolis Journal of the 20Th
William Albrecht
Harlen
Montana
Nicollet County
Charles Albrecht
Lafayette Township
David
Louis
Henry Albrecht
Sophia Albrecht
Henry Moll
Albrecht
District Court
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