Democrats Organize County Committee at Turner Hall
County Democrats met in mass convention at Turner Hall to organize a county committee and precinct officers. Fred Pfaender led the session, electing William Brust as Chairman and Arthur Boock as Secretary. George Glotzbach named as chairman with a pledge of active campaigning for Wilson.
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Turner Hall
Fred Wheaton
Democratic State Central Committee
Altho
Fred Pfaender
William Brust
Sleepy Eye
Arthur L. Boock
Brust
Jos. J. Sperl
Searles
Wm. Mueller
Springfield
C. P. Block
Sleepy Bye
Athanas Hetle
George Glotzbach
Jos. J. Smasal
Christ Filzen
New Ulm
A. 8. Dorn
Henry Engel
A. L. Boock
Anton Henle
Alex Ranweiler
Otto Ponkert
Louie Landau
John Henle
Ben. I. Vetver
F. B. Palmer
P. Black
A. M. Berg
Satterlee
J. I. Schumacher
Ora Trautman
Combey
Jos
J. Schumacher
Theo, Englof
Frank Schwertaler
Hanska
Chris Hansen
Evan
W. G. McPhee
Cobden
J. P. Ed
Bertrand
Albin
M. G. Krzmarzick
North Star
J. J. Ryan
Prairieville
Chris Oleen
C. Fredericksen
Sigel—Thomaz Stadeck
Hubert Hilles
Keim
Kellogg to Speak in New Ulm Rally Next Monday
Frank B. Kellogg the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate will be in New Ulm next Monday. The local committee plans a large rally at the Armory with the New Ulm Concert Band providing music.
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Frank B. Kellogg
United States
New Ulm
Armory
Border Duty Orders Hold Up Home Return
Lieutenant Klause detained at camp hospital with malaria symptoms as border patrol duties loom. Fresh troops arrive near the Second Minnesota while Klause reports no return date and a hospital stay for observation follows a positive blood test. He felt well at writing but cannot return to duty yet.
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Texas
Klause
Minnesota
Lieut
Cambria Men Plan Strict Credit Stand Against Deadbeats
Cambria businessmen declare a one month grace period to settle accounts. After that credit will be cut for those who fail to pay promptly, signaling a tougher stance than nearby New Ulm.
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Cambria
Ulm
S S convention to be held in Springfield this week
Springfield hosts Brown County Sunday School convention Thursday at the German Methodist church. Speakers include Sen L E Potter on The Man In The Sunday School Rev C Hahn on Workers Meetings and Rev Wheeler on The Boy in the Sunday School. G A Ottemeyer is treasurer and Dr Reineke president. Minnesota State Board of Health engineer Childs visited New Ulm for a routine city water examination.
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Springfield
Brown County
New Ulm
L. E. Potter
C. Hahn
Wheeler
G. A. Ottemeyer
Dr. Reineke
Childs
Minnesota State Board of Health
Board of Health
Jaeger claims coal tar paste could replace gasoline
Minneapolis promoter Carl Jaeger unveils a coal tar paste substitute for gasoline that he says can drive a Ford farther on less cost, with demonstrations in Philadelphia Minneapolis and here in New Ulm. Tests show potential, though production cost and feasibility remain under study.
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Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Carl Jaeger
Minneapolis
Northwestern Battery Co
Jaeger
Philadelphia
John
Henry Ford
Detroit
Henry
Ford
New Ulm
Fritache
Dodge
Pioneers Honor Banquet For Milford Arrival Ancients
The Junior Pioneers plan a Sunday banquet at Turner Hall to honor about 90 remaining pioneers, marking 62 years since the first settlers reached Milford and 54 years since the Indian Massacre. Peter Mack, sole surviving member of the original advance party, will attend with other old settlers and widows.
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Binice
Milford
Peter Mack
Turner Hall
Altho
New Ulm
Fatally Injured in Auto Accident at Lamberton
Adolf Ruehl head of the agricultural department at Lamberton schools died at Loretto Hospital from injuries after an auto accident near Walnut Grove on Thursday. An inexperienced student driver lost control. the car overturned trapping Ruehl. He died the same evening after exploratory surgery showed extensive internal damage. Ruehl, 39, had arrived in New Ulm for hospital treatment and was to be interred in Wisconsin where he was born. He had come to Lamberton about a year ago and was known for his cheerful disposition and many friends.
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Adolf Ruehl
Lamberton Schools
Loretto
Walnut Grove
Ruehl
Tracy
Altho
Lamberton
New Ulm
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Club year begins next week
Members of the Commercial Club are urged to attend the first meeting of the winter season next Wednesday evening at the Club Rooms. The note emphasizes the meeting's importance for the year's undertakings and urges renewed energy after a hot summer and little done. It calls for new methods to promote the city and asks all interested in the town’s welfare to be present.
Sleepy Eye Hosts Largest German Catholic Society Convention
Sleepy Eye drew an estimated 5 000 to 15 000 visitors for the German Catholic Societies of Minnesota annual convention. A thousand cars filled streets, a 12 coach special train brought about 1 200, and New Ulm contributed roughly 900 attendees. Breakfast and noon meals served, a pontifical high mass, parade with six divisions, and speeches followed by evening programs marked the opening day. The gathering continued through Monday and Tuesday with mass, meetings, and continued sessions.
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Sleepy Eye
Minnesota
Sleepy- Eye
Twin Cities
Ulmites
Auto
New Ulm
St. Mary's School House
St.Mary's School
Trobec
Busch
Sleepy Rye
U. S
St. Mary's
M. A. Weiskopf
St. Paul
A. J. Bertrand
J. P. Schmitz
Frank Pinzka
Sleepy Eye Band
St. Peter Band
St. Peter Society
Swan Lake Society
Manda Society
Mankato Band
Mankato Society
Searles Society
Comfrey Society
Ex- Regiment
St. Joseph Society
Catholic Foresters
St. Patrick Council
Fairfax Society
Bird Island Society
West Newton Society
Fairfax Band
Lucan
Wahasso Society
Clementa Society
Lucan Society
Leavenworth Society
Orpheus Band of
Springfield
Springfield Society
Young Men's Society
St. John’s Society
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Wellcome
Budentz
St. Louis
8. Schirmers
Melrose
A. Scholzen
Bird Island
Ther State Organization
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Anton Ruby
H. F. Turbes
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Llano Grande
S. S
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Wilhelmine Alwin
Mary Baasen
Barbara Baer
Sohpie Backer
Esther Behnke
Albert Behnke
Marg. Beussmann
Minna Berndt
Bliss Brandt
Franziska Bellm
Ernestine Dahl
Katherine Dambach
Marie Dietz
Aug. Ditthenner
George Doehne
Jos. Flor
Fred Fritsche
Ernst Fritsche
Henry Fort
Theresa Kretsch
Jacob Klessner
G. H. Kiesling
Peter Liebl
Augusta Lambrecht
Maria Meile
Katherine Merkle
John Manderleid Gottlieb Oswald
Mary Pfefffer
R. Pfefferle
Josephine Rolfing
Helena Roos
Roca Sear
Maria Schultz
William Skinner
Friedrich Strate Peter Simmet Jacob Schneider
John Schapebahm
Geo. Schneider
Theres Schneider
August Schwertfeger
John Schlumpberger
Christ Schlumpberger
Christ Spellbrink
Pauline Spoerhase
August Seiter
Louis Schilling
Lamberton School
Loretto Hospital
Isleepy
Catholic Societies OF
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