Republicans Rally For Progressive Change
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean notes a Friday October 14, 1910 issue praising the Republican Party as progressive and forward moving while criticizing the Democratic Party as stagnant and nonprogressive. It argues socialism is not yet ready for government and accuses Democrats of tariffs for revenue, state rights, and corrupt methods, urging Republicans to see through Democratic influence.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Socialist Party
March of Progress
Gov. Burke
Advertising cleanup turns Devils Lake into a cleaner city
The piece defends statewide advertising of Devils Lake cleanup efforts against critics who fear political gain. It argues public scrutiny exposes corruption and accelerates reform. The author credits publicity for shifting Devils Lake’s image from a “wide open town” to a safer place for homes and business, with officials acting courageously.
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Devils Lake
McClory
Grand Forks
Fargo
Minot
Jamestown
Valley City
Bismarck
Devin Lake
Republican ticket list for North Dakota offices
A fragmented slate lists Republican candidates for U S Senator term endings 1917 and 1916, Representatives, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, War Secretary of State, State Auditor, State Treasurer, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Attorney General, Insurance Commissioner, Agriculture and Labor, Railroad Commissioners, and various county and state posts. Names include Porter J. McCumber, Asle J. Kabe, B H Bergesen, Hanna, D A Johnson, Asher L. Burdick, D Norton, D E Brightbin, Edwin J. Taylor, Andrew Miller, Walter C. Taylor, W C Gilbreath, O Q P W Anderson, W H Manoow, H Stutsman, Bernt Anderson, Frank H. Hyland, Borman Morrison, John McLean, B W Rice, Gust Purstenan, Herman Stenseth, M A Hoghaug, Dallas G. Duell, John A Han nes, Albert Heddon, Jas Henley, Ole Holstaa.
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U.S
Porter J. McCumber
Asle J. Kabe
Congress
BH. T. Bergesen
A ‘Hanna
D. A Johnson
Asher L. Burdick
D. Norton
D. E Brightbin
Olsen
Bupt. of Public Instruction
Edwin J. Taylor
John McLean
B. W. Rice
Gust. Purstenan
A Reunion of Party Lines in Independent Voters
An editorial urges independent voters to define their stance beyond party labels. It questions whether Republicans and Democrats differ, noting widespread confusion. It argues voters should assess what each party stands for and the campaign issues before voting.
Republicans United in North Dakota For November Victory
The Republicans of North Dakota unite behind Taft and Roosevelt paralleling New York’s harmony. The restored party fealty signals Republican odds in November, unsettling Democratic opponents who thrived on intra party disruption. The Democrats lose their appeal when disruption is denied.
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North Dakota
Taft
Roosevelt
New York
Increased jurisdiction to aid Ramsey county actions
The text argues for quicker action through greater jurisdiction to prevent forgotten evidence and lengthy waits for damages. It asserts benefits include faster recoveries and more efficient handling, noting the result would reduce delay and improve timely redress in Ramsey county.
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Ramsey County
Ramsey county voters weigh increased jurisdiction push
The piece argues Ramsey county should back broader jurisdiction, noting support from Devils Lake, Crary, Edmore, and Hampden. It cites Gilbreath’s state exhibit, praise for Grand Forks Evening Times, and attacks on opponents while endorsing Judge E T Burke with a strong voter backing.
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Devils Lake
Crary
Edmore
Hampden
Ramsey County
Sam Small Says Bathing Suits Safe For Football
Sam Small, formerly of Devila Lake, claims he can return and, in Judith Gap Journal, offers cooling tips for hot weather. The Inter Ocean notes he was out of season. He states players at a Judith Gale football game wore bathing suits to avoid prostration and that rules now require little protection as dangerous features have been eliminated.
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Sam Small
Devila Lake
Judith Gap
Mont
Inter- Ocean
Sam
Adde
Judith Gale
Press bureau critique in Devils Lake Journal excerpt
The Devils Lake Journal criticizes boiler plate material from the Republican headquarters claiming the press bureau does most of the thinking for newspaper staff. The note questions Bloom's role, suggesting he never headed a press bureau.
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Devils Lake Journal
Republican
Bloom
Iho
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