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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
9
Historic Ramsey County publication Devils Lake Inter Ocean notes official Friday issue details. Publisher D Mills Brennan as manager and publisher lists subscription price at 1.50 per year. May 20 1910 imprint reflects monthly bill collection.
Fragmented OCR text mentions candidates and notices but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. It references announcements before a section, offices, and year limits, with partial phrases about care and pay. No verifiable figures or entities to anchor a full card.
The piece notes discontent with politicians in Missouri New York New Jersey and Illinois as muckraking gains traction. It quotes Paul of Northfield defending self promotion while condemning corruption and urging scrutiny of the political class.
Republican congressman L B Hanna announces his bid for reelection in North Dakota congressional district. Charles M Cooley states intention to seek the Supreme Court judgeship in the upcoming June primary. Joint notices reflect local election campaigns and party affiliations.
Jas R Henley declares candidacy for County Commissioner from the second district subject to June primaries and asks Republicans for support. The plea emphasizes party unity and electability for the forthcoming election.
A local resident announces their intention to seek the office of county commissioner for the district. They describe themselves as a Progressive or Republican candidate and pledge service to the community while detailing available dates or meetings.
A candidate for the office of States Attorney in Ramsey County declares intent to run in the June Republican primary. They pledge to deliver a square deal if nominated and elected, signing respectfully as the candidate.
William R Hearst files libel suit against the New York Times claiming $100000 in damages from publishing Mayor Gaynors remarks at an Associated Press dinner that declared two state prison felonies forgery and falsification of a public document Were the speech to have caused his injury Hearst alleges. The piece also notes Tafts honorary Steam Shoveler union membership and a required boycott of a future St Louis Cleveland game and ends with a tuberculosis stat for New York CityLivelihood and public health details are included but modest in scope
Dr. William H. Parks of the city argues at the pathology section of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis that a small percentage of cases occur in children and that adult pulmonary tuberculosis is spread only by humans. He supports Dr. Koch’s view that cattle do not transmit the disease, aiming to redirect anti tuberculosis efforts toward improving housing and living conditions. The Inter Ocean notes Hon. L. B. Hannah’s Republican bid for North Dakota congress and his standing with voters.
Warm Indiana senatorial campaign centers on Alton Beveridge and John W. Kern. Beveridge, praised for integrity and vigor, transformed from a combative newcomer to a national figure. Kern, allied with the Taggart machine, represents a contrasting Democratic slate amid a nation watching the contest.
A long analysis reviews Indiana political machinations around Tom Taggart and John W Kern with remarks on corrupt alliances and the push for senator. It details tariff changes across many items, praises Taft for a revenue producing tariff law, and defends Congress delays as needed debates that inform the public on railway issues and legislative scrutiny.
In a Washington House speech on February 24, Hon. William B. McKinley defended tariff policies with tables showing 2042 Dingley items, 874 revised, 654 down and 220 up. He noted 1150 items unchanged, highlighted downward revisions, and cited specific daily-use goods with substantial duty cuts to support broad tariff relief.
The teachers examination will be held in the commercial room of the Devils Lake High School May 27 and 28 beginning at 8 30 o clock. Friday morning May 27 all materials for work will be furnished applicants. John A Haig Co Supt of Schools.
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