Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-04-24
Minnesota State
News -.

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dead "there. She was SO years old.
Minnea2olis.-J. E. Meyers, local in
surance man, was named a candidate
for mayor at city republican conven.
ton here.
| st. Paul.-Senator Knute Nelson's
filing for reelection to the United
States senate has been received BY
the secretary OF state. -
st. Cloud.-P..a - nave been ccn1-
plejed for al adl;:i 10 the Grand
Central hotel in IL: city. 1t is sax.
the addition will cost $4,000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Ger
man-American bank of this. city didn't
| like the name. They met and charged
1t to the American State bank.
Minneapolis.-John W. Golden S.
years, who marched with Sherman
from Atlanta to the sea, and resi-
dent Of Minnesota for Il years, died
at his home here
Winona-Captain Samuel Schaefer
OF Winona, a member OF the l36th
Infantry Medical corps, has been pro-
NOTED to major in Thirty fourth diyis-
ion at Camp Cody
! St. Cloud.--The local draft board
has received the call for 43 men to
be sent from here on April 26 and
Il men to be sent between May l and
lO. The lists are being compiled and
notices will soon be sent out. ~ =
.stillwate r:-John Burns, Northern
Pacific switchman, St. Paul, was
held to the: May grand jury here on
a charge of attempting to steal five
| Red Cross sweaters shipped here
from the Minneapolis Red Cross So
ciety '.>>.
Wino1a.-1t is not certain what pcr-
ton of the Rivers and Harbors bill,
passed by the House Of Representa-
tiVes, will be devoted to work along
the Upper Mississippi. The United
| States engineers Office for this dis
trict is awaiting word from Washing.
ton. ,.>
Winona.-W P. Shortridge, instuuc-
tor in the department. of. history, in
the University of Minnesota, has been
appointed a member of the Winona
State Normal school faculty to sue
coed W.. j. Atwood, who entered the
ordnance department of the United
States army. : ...... 49,.
st. Cloud.-:asThe auditorium of st.
Johns Cantius school was crowded
| as tribute: to Rev. P J. Knoll, pas
tor of the church, who left to enter
the ranks of army, chaplains. The
gathering: included i. the. members, Of
the parish. and a number of clergy
from surrounding. towns. -. -, -. ~.
=. St: Paul. Albert Pfaen1er, former
city: attorney, Of New Ulm, Minn.,aXa
formally criticized. by the board ;of
governors of the. State Bar association
for alleged disloyal utterances. :Ac-
ton regarding disbarment proceed
ings was. left. pending. An address
made by PfaeRderA A. New Ulm~ wac
the matter.
East Grand Forks-The school
| board has engaged o. ]. Kastet, at
present manual instructor of: White
Bear, to take charge Of the local
manual training department to fill the
vacancy which will be left when the
present instructor, Mr.. Larson, leaves
this spring. Mr.. Kastet will also have
charge Of athletics. .@::
Minneapolis. - The Minneapolis |
Bankers association divisional groups
will meet during May and June, ex:
| cept the tenth district group, which |
will meet here this week. Other
dates and places are: Third district,
Jordan, May 2; first, Rochester, May
Is and Is; sixth, Sank Center, May
20; ninth, Fergus Falls, May %; sew.
enth, Appleton, May %, and second,
Pipestone, June. ~. The annual con-
vention Of the association will be IN
Minneapolis June ~ and %. y
Observation-Disclosures per cent of
pupils in rural schools examined were
found physically defective by Princi-
pal Ellsworth Lowry of the Winona
State Normal school. This serious
physical condition of country school
children emphasizes the need of the
services of school nurses in every
county of the state. according to Mr.
Lowry. OF seventy pupils examined,
IA had defective eyes, six defective
hearing, nine diseased tonsils, 20 de-
fective teeth and three were anemic.
st. Paul.-Dedication Of the new
Minnesota State Historical building,
adjacent to the state capitol, will take
place during three days session@of
the Mississippi Valley Historical asso-
citation in st. Paul May 9, 10 and II.
Plans virtually have been completed,
according to Scion J. Buck, chairman
Of the committee on arrangements.
Adrian.-Henry Becker and Nick
Martini, naturalized Germans, have
felt the wrath of Liberty Loan pat
riots. It is alleged that these men,
RENTED to he wealthy farmers failed