Belmont Blaine episode fades as Treasury probe unfolds
Capitol news details the end of the Belmont Blaine dispute with talk of Belmont reconsidering resignation from the foreign affairs committee. A Treasury Stationery Division probe, backed by 28 witnesses, finds no wrongdoing by the chief and notes proposed administrative changes. Rumors of promotions and a Fortress Monroe flirting anecdote color the broader political chatter.
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Town d Likely Renominated for Secretary of State
The Cleveland Leader reports that Charles Town d, current Secretary of State, is expected to be renominated without opposition at the Republican State Convention in Columbus on June 7, with a note that he has served faithfully and well.
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