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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
4
Devils Lake weekly newspaper note shows Kin D Mills and Brennan as manager and publisher in Ramsey County North Dakota. It mentions a price of 1.50 dollars per year and frames the paper as published every Friday in Devils Lake.
July 15 1910 Ramsey county readers clash with the Inter Ocean over a Burke and Johnson editorial. The piece defends free criticism of Governor Burke and denounces machine politics and corporate influence in North Dakota. It argues Republicans should scrutinize Burke’s record and oppose a Burke reelection to resist Democratic control.
A Devils Lake editorial accuses the Journal of undermining the party via insurgent baiting while defending insurgents as sincere reformers. It argues the split is internal, calls for unity, and says progress comes from blending stalwart and insurgent ideas before November.
A Chicago paper criticizes Nevada for hosting the Johnson Jeffries bout, and a Nevada reply argues the state profited from prize fighting yet did not elect officials by bribery. The exchange highlights Illinois political rot, Lorimer scandal, and the fading era of open pugilism in the United States.
Roosevelt stands as the foremost American and world figure in current politics. Public interest in his opinions rivals Lincoln and Blaine, and while derided by some his influence and future course are watched with keen intent. He is praised for honesty, square dealing, and devotion to public service.
The remark ponders who will guide and sometimes amuse the public after a transformative political figure departs, asking who among the losers might assume leadership or influence in the ensuing era.
A crowded public appeal calls for fresh leadership and bold ideas for Chautauqua, including beach improvements, marquee speakers like Bryan and La Follette, baseball, and aggressive advertising to revive interest. It contrasts with Dakota farmers facing poor crops and urges resilience and optimism.
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