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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
4
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean is published weekly in Devils Lake Ramsey County North Dakota. The paper lists H B Reynolds as publisher and a yearly subscription price of 1 50.
Idaho women, already voting in all elections, plan to nominate a state ticket of their own to challenge male party lines. The move signals a shift from wart with men to focus on state issues and serious policy over personalities, while preserving party loyalties in presidential races.
The piece argues harvests in corn oats and spring wheat will be record highs aiding the country and possibly easing meat prices. It criticizes politicians for claiming credit while praising farmers and notes U S actions in Mexico and late 1910s style talk of initiative and referendum in Ohio. It ends with an uncertain note about physicians and Morse release.
The article reports Judge Allen denouncing Taft and endorsing Theodore Roosevelt, urging voters to back Roosevelt and Johnson as champions of progressive principles. It recounts Roosevelt's past pledges, Taft's tenure, and contrasts reform efforts with reactionary politics, aiming to rally farmers and workers to a Roosevelt-led lineup.
The passage discusses traders scrutinizing a surprising recovery and sudden appearance on Wall Street. It notes that some onlookers doubt others can match or beat the strategic moves observed, implying varied methods for navigating the market rebound.
Frances Wood, daughter of James S. Wood, suffered severe burns when a gas iron exploded this morning in Forest River North Dakota. Her grandfather, seated nearby, was also severely burned in the incident reported from Armageddon via Outlook dispatches.
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