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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1920

Page

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Archbishop Ireland Fund drive to seek 5 million

A report from the Archbishop Ireland Educational Fund in St. Paul outlines a preliminary campaign of five million dollars for the diocese’s educational institutions. Launch events begin October 31 in New Ulm and other towns, with outside speakers aiding, including Archbishop Dowling and Rev. James Klein. The drive formalizes November 14, with Arch bishop Dowling visiting New Ulm for the opening and a confirmation. Local committee members and rising pledges drive the effort, amid rival fundraising enthusiasm between St. Paul and Minneapolis teams.

Archbishop Ireland Educational Fund St. Paul New Ulm Dowling James Klein Sleepy Eye Holy Trinity Catholic Church Albert Herr St. Paul Seminary Austin Dowling Holy Trinity Church Archbishop Ireland R. Schlinkert John Henle Willibald Bibner Schlinkert Minneapolis Mont Archbishop Dowling Minnesota

Railroads Free From Tax Real Estate Assessments Proposed

Minnesota faces a constitutional issue over railroads avoiding local street improvement assessments due to a gross earnings tax. The 1919 act asks voters in the November 2 election to ratify an amendment to repeal this exemption, ensuring railroads share in improvement costs alongside other property owners. Voter turnout and attention to the four constitutional amendments are urged.

Minnesota

Delightful Halloween Luncheon at Masonic Hall Delights Guests

Ninety three guests attended a one o'clock luncheon at Masonic Hall on Saturday with out of town visitors from Springfield Winthrop St Paul and Hanska. Hostesses Mesdames Wendt Klossner Gieseke and Miss Lulu Doehne organized a halleujah Halloween setting. Prizes at bridge awarded to several guests and a witch dressing contest won by Mrs. G F Reineke.

Masonic Hall William F. Wendt Jacob Klossner, Jr C. H. Gieseke Lulu Doehne Bridge Paul Hackbarth Herman FP. Raabe William Mueller Springfield A. J. Loefler Low Herman Scheman G. F. Reineke William Klossner Fred Blass Hertha Klossner Winthrop

Johnson Recovering After Appendicitis Operation

Ole and Johnson, employed by Charley Joramoe at Hanska, is recovering at Union Hospital after an appendicitis operation. His appendix ruptured and his condition was quite serious.

Ole &. Johnson Charley Joramoe Hanska Union Hospital Mr. Johnson

Shipstead campaign urged to drive to victory in Minnesota

An editorial urges supporters to rally for Shipstead in Minnesota, warning of strong opposition and big money for Preus. It calls for turnout, cross party cooperation, and vigilance as Election Day nears, urging voters to vote straight and maximize participation.

Preus Shipstead Farmer Laboringman State Capitol Minnesota Harding George Mallon George Lion

Fire destroys clothing in mysterious North Payne blaze

The William Haenze family on North Payne street lost most of their clothing when a Friday eight oclock fire of unknown origin broke out in a downstairs closet. Neighbors and the fire department contained the blaze, saving worn garments but wrecking upstairs closets, stairs, woodwork, bedding and carpets with total damage estimated at 600 to 700 dollars while Mr Haenze was away assisting relatives near Gibbon.

William Haenze North Payne Street Haenze

Election News By Leased Wire Broadcasts

The Review will receive election returns via its leased wire next Tuesday night. A large screen will flash the results across street in the Fritsche Block area for easy viewing. Electrician Jack Forster will install the wiring to secure the messages.

Jack” Forster Ulrich Electric Co. Force

Neighbors Halting Blaze Before Fire Department Arrival

Neighbors arrived promptly and contained the fire as best as possible until the fire department reached the scene. Their timely actions bought valuable time and limited further damage before responders took over.

Local teachers to attend Minnesota Education Association meeting

A large group of New Ulm public school teachers plans to attend the Minnesota Educational Association convention in St Paul next week, prompting the closure of the high school and several grades during the event. Attending instructors include Superintendent Arnold Gloor, Professor Ralph Henry, and Miss Elizabeth.

Minnesota Educational Association St. Paul New Ulm Arnold Gloor Ralph Henry Elizabeth

New Ulm Review Opens Election News Flash Service

The New Ulm Review announces a new election bulletin service with a projecting machine to flash latest election news immediately as received. The public is invited to attend at the receiving end of the leased wire and witness the wire news live.

New Ulm

Ex-Saloon Men Sue City for License Refund

Frank Gruber and 19 former New Ulm saloonkeepers sue the city for the return of liquor license fees paid for January 16 to April 15 1920, seeking $187.50 each totaling $3,750. The suit, filed by Alfred W. Mueller, is a test case to set a precedent for recovering unearned fees after prohibition.

Alfred W. Mueller Frank Gruber New Ulm Gruber Carl P. Manderfeld Wilson Sleepy Eye Springfield St. Peter Nicollet Courtland Arlington le Sueur Minnesota

High School Teachers Named For Emerson Lincoln Buildings

The Emerson building and Washington building listed teachers include Myrtle Schmidt Myrtle Frederickson Harriet Myrick Elizabeth Spriesterbach Mi nerva Kellogg Ida Koch Treadwell Frances Crocker Violet Man thei Gretchen Steinhauser Alyce Gan non Gertrude Zeunert and Miss Lydia Schilling of the Lincoln building with others potentially attending.

Lydia Schilling Lincoln Building

Quane Defects From Democrats Stir Minnesota Gubernatorial Fight

O J Quane of St Peter deserts the Minnesota Democratic Party ahead of the governor race. The Democratic State Central Committee labels him a weakling and traitor while Republican efforts try to rally Democrats to Preus. Everett accuses Quane of disloyalty and notes he led the St Peter Herald’s coverage before defecting to the GOP side.

O. J. Quane St. Peters St. Peter Minnesota Steel Trust Jake” Preus Iagt Henrik Shipstead Farmer Labor L. C. Hodgson Preus Tleague Labor Quane Howard Sverett Democratic State Central Committee Democratic Party Hodgson Larry Hodgson Howard Everett Everett Larry Ho Larry State Committee Quang Ife Minnesota Infantry

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Bertha Kuemke Emerson Miss Ruemke Herman Jahnke Samson, Dempsey & Flor J. M. Olsen District Court MR. Farmer Wm. Haenze First North Street Fritsche Block CITY Carl Crone, Sr Prupesels Vy Bath Demos Jake" Preus
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