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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
2
Devils Lake Inter Ocean entry at Devils Lake post office in North Dakota as second class matter. Publisher H. B. Reynolds.
LaFollette argues the Wilson administration faces temptations to compromise on tariff reduction and anti trust laws. He cites wage cuts and rising unemployment as evidence of corporate pressure and warns the final test of whether Wilson can break private monopoly may come with economic strain and political risk.
The Fargo Courier-News urges public faith in Wilson and calls for nonpartisan judicial elections in North Dakota. It warns that courts must not veto the will of the legislature and urges scrutiny of Supreme Court candidates, praising Chief Justice Spalding while noting bipartisan political clashes over nominees and state offices.
A Fargo Forum note recounts a shift in management and accuses the old state gang of returning to prior corrupt politics. It asserts Editor Dotson failed to stand firm against gang influence and suggests the paper has reverted to past practices that led to bankruptcy.
Railroads show heightened interest in North Dakota Republican primary as Chief Justice Spalding faces renomination. He is framed as a prime target by railroad interests in the contest.
Ramsey County voters face a three cornered race as Ole J Olson, a stalwart Republican, eyes a 1910 bid amid party divisions. Olson plans to run as an independent, drawing stalwart support while Kretschmer prepares an official announcement for a larger field, signaling a fragmented nomination landscape.
North Dakota saw a sharp rise in business failures in 1913 with forty nine firms bankrupt and liabilities totaling 826402, compared with fifty failures and 470441 liabilities in 1912. Nationally 16137 firms failed in 1913, up from 15452 in 1912, indicating heavier annual losses across the country.
Wimbledon M D Jan 16 Win Hager a farmer living south west of the city was killed Saturday evening when his horse bolted a buggy in front of a Soo railroad train. The horse was killed and the buggy demolished. The incident followed the driver crossing the tracks as he returned from town. The report notes increased business failures reflecting broader economic conditions.
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