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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
7
Senator A J Gronna arrived in Grand Forks in a bid to repair ties and face libel action as the war tax bill passed the Senate and was signed by the president. Critics question his value beyond voting, noting his pairing tactic and high price of representation.
North Dakota residents push a constitutional amendment to allow state aid for road construction. Commercial clubs across the state are urged to unite and campaign for passage, with legislators needing to enable state funded road projects and position North Dakota to receive future federal highway funds.
A political piece argues that women should vote to advance morality and家庭 life, warning liquor interests and dry towns fear female enfranchisement. It cites examples from California Wyoming Idaho Illinois Montana and Wisconsin to illustrate how suffrage affected liquor laws and social reform.
A historical quotation argues that voting requires less time than exerting direct influence, emphasizing efficiency and the evolving role of women in public life. The line highlights progress toward suffrage and the efficiency of democratic participation.
The article explains that to grant women the right to vote a majority of electors at the 1914 general election must vote in favor. It clarifies that a simple tally of yes votes is insufficient if overall elector turnout does not reach a majority. It urges suffrage supporters to vote for the proposition and for the general election ticket.
Max Ehrmann's poem urges men to uproot past dogmas that silence women. It laments exploited workers and女性 voices muffled by law and custom. It calls men to awaken, embrace fair play, and grant women equal voice and power in civic life.
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