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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
9
Ramsey official paper publishes monthly bills collected by county Lake Devils District. C D Mills and D V Brennan listed as manager and publisher. Subscription price set at 1.08 per year. November 4, 1910.
A raw OCR record lists numerous Republican candidates for state and county offices including Senator terman d Grouza Lieutenant Governor Usher Burdick Secretary of State D Horton State Auditor B E Bright Gunder Olsen Booth of Public Instruction Bawin J Pa Attorney General Andrew Miller Commissioner of Insurance Walter C Taylor Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor W C Gilbreath County Auditor B V Purstenan County Treasurer Gust Purstenan Clerk of the District Court Herman Ste Register of Deeds M A Hoghaug State's Attorney Dallag G Duell County Judge John P Henry Superintendent of Schools John A Haig County Coroner E W Gilbertson Justices of the Peace Albert Heddon McClory county Commissioner 24 District Henley Ton County Commissioner 34 District Toin B Poster County Commissioner ith District Ole Bolstaa
The piece argues Democrats favoring C A Johnson fear a strong governor, while Burke’s record is mixed and Johnson’s past appears clean. It questions claims of Johnson being easily controllable and notes Johnson’s honest, hardworking career as an attorney, with McKenzie influence deemed weak.
A reader questions why Republicans should back Burke over Johnson, noting Johnson’s honesty and truthfulness in all assertions. The letter asks whether there is any real reason for GOP support of Burke at state and county levels.
The Inter-Ocean prints candidates from all parties in its pages and editorials, asserting equal rights and no endorsements. It states news aims to inform voters and offers bipartisan space, noting election coverage should help readers judge who to vote for in the hours before election day.
William Jennings Bryan spoke to a city audience praising Democratic advocacy of progressive measures while criticizing Republican support for measures he credited to Democrats. He argued Republicans backed reform only in name and claimed Democrats authored key laws. The speaker’s commendation of Bryan contrasted with his critique of party arguments.
The text asserts that Republicanism has enacted progressive measures and laws, not merely advocated them. It claims the party has been constructive and decisive, with a proven record of positive progress and potential success independent of Bryant’s words.
The Ramsey County Republicans back Frank Hyland Bernt Anderson and Norman Morrison as high character capable candidates for the legislature. Anderson has prior legislative experience and voting record. The trio is urged for hearty support from Republicans and all citizens seeking honest efficient public servants.
A business administration of the office is urged as essential for law and order. The editorial asserts Wehe will win by a large majority, criticizing the current administration for crime and cost. It calls for voters to support a nonpartisan candidate to reduce crime and taxpayer expense.
The piece accuses the Committee of 100 and allies of slander to discredit Judge E T Burke amid a Supreme Court bid. It cites Logan County naturalization fraud involving a dead woman, a pardoned clerk, and government officials probing for fraud while denying broad accusations of bias against Burke. It notes public calls for a square deal across parties and hints at a late return plan for a spouse.
The Devils Lake Journal unveiled a new head letter and dress last Friday as election talk heats up. Blooms and millinery hints appear in the scene while voters brace for next Tuesday's result and a cautious post election mood lingers.
A former Michigan Law student and lawyer, M H Brennan endorses Charles M Cooley for the Supreme Court judgeship praising his character learning ability and temperament based on over thirty years of acquaintance. The letter urges voters to support Cooley in the forthcoming election.
Pete Foley a claim agent for the Great Northern Railway at Great Falls, formerly of this city and Minot, expresses satisfaction with his new post. He notes that advertised half section homesteads in Montana are disappointing, and mentions H. J. Cowley, a Larimore attorney now operating a law practice in Great Falls, with Foley praising Cowley’s office suite and early success.
Clifford Bean claims the season’s largest swan after shooting one weighing nearly 35 pounds with a seven foot wingspan and four feet two inches from head to feet. The law allows swan shooting this year though numbers are low in the region. Marshall Colebank of Newboretown was in the city on business. Senator John Kelly of Bisbee, visiting last week, left for home after visiting his brother Joseph M. Kelly.
Attorney F B Feetham son Lawrence and Carl Rupert arrived after a motor trip visiting relatives near Devils Lake with goose hunting. Mrs Seetant stayed at Devils Lake and Dr W J Crydermann returned. Mrs Crydermann joined them Saturday night and they remained guests of FH Gibbs on Belmont Avenue Grand Forks.
An agent of the Great Northern Railway company left the city for Minneapolis to become assistant city ticket agent at a combined office with Burlington. The move advances Martin in position and pay, with his family joining him later after arrangements for a new home. Mrs. Martin and their son will stay briefly while settling in Minneapolis.
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