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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
4
Local organizers reveal plans for a two stage race near Devils Lake featuring teams from Patitdenet and Amero. Ben Salen returns to competition as Pree To 2 hosts open events with Swe Lees Ea and Tans Ben leading the field.
Fragmentary OCR preserves names of candidates and districts including County Commissioner and District Court seats. Key figures listed include Albert Jones and Josten, with references to district numbers and county roles.
In a fiery editorial tone a Democratic paper attacks the Roosevelt faction and reformers, claiming the Journal supports slander and political machine power. It defends Roosevelt as honest and progressive while condemning Democratic attacks and urging continued Republican support for reform principles.
The article argues after a short crop and financial strain that the state is not as dire as feared. It emphasizes borrowing carefully, paying loans, trimming expenses, and using credit wisely to tide over tough times, noting the familiar refrain that three rules are to cut costs repeatedly.
The article discusses Andrew Carnegie as authoring a pamphlet on International Conciliation urging disarmament and peace. It cites Taft's March speech supporting arbitration to settle national honor disputes and argues that fewer naval arms would secure global peace by replacing rival preparation with negotiated settlements.
The item discusses California potentially rejoining sovereign state status, reflecting on historical context and political implications. It notes debates among lawmakers and citizens about autonomy, constitutional status, and regional governance.
The piece lauds a decisive Republican victory in California over the Southern Pacific machine. It credits Hiram Heney for leading a reform fight against corruption, mentions his near-fatal struggle, and notes Johnson’s follow‑up campaign that expanded the purge and strengthened the Lincoln Roosevelt republican league, signaling a redeemed party.
The piece lauds Williams Jennings Bryan for his fight against Nebraska's liquor interests and his stand against the state Democratic Party. It notes his loss in a political struggle, his honesty, and his enduring stature among Americans despite elimination from party councils.
Senator La Follette fights a desperate battle against corrupting influences in Wisconsin. Supporters fear his defeat while opponents hope for a Republican party victory as the contest remains close.
A reader asks if the Inter Ocean leans Republican amid a ramsey county power struggle. The writer recalls past disagreements with local bosses and liquor interests and vows to identify the man for future encounters.
A Newark Ohio grand jury indicted nine leaders of the mob that lynched Etherton, condemning mob violence as a violation of law and order and warning that individuals would not have dared act alone.
The article lauds Mayor Gaynor's recovery from a violent bid, condemns mob mentality and warns against moral lapses. It notes the danger of irresponsible men brooding over troubles and criticizes Gallagher for challenging official authority. Also mentions a sale of silver plated teaspoons at Hucagen's for $1.50.
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