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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
10
Senator Duval presents a sharp attack on Herald-Star editor over the new judgeship law. He recalls past conventions and opposition, asserts taxpaying concerns, and notes editor silence during bill introduction and passage. The piece frames a partisan clash over judicial expansion and press criticism.
The Herald-Star rebukes Senator Duval's lengthy criticism over the Judgeship bill, arguing the editor's opposition aimed at taxpayers' interests and not personal enmity. It defends its stance, challenges Duval's allegations, and outlines alleged inconsistencies in his public conduct and dealings with editors and printers.
The sub committee on arrangements selects temporary officers for the Republican national convention. Temporal Chairman Julius Burrows General Secretary John R Malloy Chief Assistant Secretary Lafayette R Gleason Assistant Secretaries include Charles Brooks Smith Ernest Walker Smith Philip M Hoefele M J Tobin Chas M Harger Allen Hollis Reading Clerks Williams and Wilson Parliamentarian Asher C Hides Messengers Empsir dell Stone and John H Jackson Sergeant at Arms William Store Also notices for appointment of administrator for Elizabeth Carson estate Cross Creek township Jefferson County Ohio dated May 1908.
Washington May 17 Adequate military and naval protection for the Pacific Coast will be a plank in the next Republican National platform. President Roosevelt supports fortifications and a navy large enough to defend the Pacific and Atlantic coasts, urging Congress to fund battleships and coastal defenses as part of a national policy. He aims to keep a fleet on each coast and shift it between oceans, with pledges from party leaders to make Four battleships a yearly goal for ten years.
Three Belmont county postmasters Thomas Moore Barnesville Judge Carroll of St Clairsville and Robert Wiley of Flushing had nominations delayed for months in the Senate but were confirmed Saturday. Congressman Co L Weems had recommended them and President Roosevelt sent the names. observers say the confirmations may relate to Senator Foraker's objections over a Taft nomination.
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