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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
4
Tom Marshall served in Congress from March 1901 for seven and a half years. He introduced forty bills, all of which became laws. He did not secure passage of any other bills through the House during his tenure.
For President William H. Taft of Ohio and Vice President James S. Sherman of New York. Also listed are public instruction official Walsh, Attorney General Andrew Kler, Insurance Commissioner Cooper of Grand Forks, Commissioner of Agriculture W. C. Gilbrae Morton, Railroad Commissioner Sanaa Wortton, and other state posts including Forty Administrator E. Barber.
The North Dakota U S Senate race hinges on party nomination rules with two Republican hopefuls. Tom Marshall appears favored by GOP voters and receives the Chronicle’s endorsement. M N Johnson previously served in Congress 1891 to 1899 but did not pass any bill.
A state wide list endorses C A Johnson, praising his Republican fidelity and unblemished character. It cites legislature tenure and Western state roots as strengths and argues against Burke by highlighting law enforcement and party harmony.
The article argues Mr. Bryan would require heavy proof for his bank deposit guarantee proposal. It notes no government has adopted it and emphasizes the long experience in banking and insurance before such revolutionary ideas are accepted. It cites Governor Hughes calling past Bryan ideas disastrous if enacted. A North Dakota ship launch and local ads follow.
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