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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
7
George A. W. DeForest announces candidacy for sheriff subject to the Washington Party decision with primaries next September. Karl A. Krantz runs for district attorney subject to the Washington Party decision with primaries next September. Frank J. Lyons announced for district attorney subject to Republican decision with primaries next September.
N. C. Allen announces his candidacy for Tax Collector of the Borough of Warren subject to the Washington Party primaries in September.
A candidate declares as a Republican for Warren County Sheriff describing the term starting January 1 1914 and subject to voters decision at the fall primaries.
Henry H. Bassett announces candidacy for the office of Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans Court subject to the Republican primary. He will seek the vote of party members in the upcoming election.
E. M. Hodges of Conenango Township enters the field as a candidate for the Prothonotary nomination. Party voters at the upcoming primaries will decide Hodges's political fate.
A candidate declares for the office of Tax Collector of the Borough of Waren subject to Democratic primaries in September 1915. The notice identifies the candidate and the electoral process for the position.
John G. Smith announces his candidacy for Warren County District Attorney. He seeks the Washington party nomination at the primaries in September subject to voter decision.
In Paris the dispute centers on a Paris printer M. Sapene who died in 1911 and left a will to the King of Spain. His sister Mme Sacaze contests the 1908 self written will and seeks to upset it. Lawyer Maurice Bernard touts Alfonso's popularity and hints at a charitable foundation. Also a separate notice from the Thomas Coupling Company in Warren Pennsylvania calls a stockholders meeting for September 18 1913 to vote on a capital stock increase.
Reports from Washington warn of a grave situation in China as Yuan Shih Kai struggles with southern revolts. Shanghai declares independence, Kiangsi reports victory for the government, and Sun Yat Sen influence grows. President Wilson aims to nominate Professor Paul S. Reinsch of Wisconsin as next minister to Peking unless unforeseen events alter plans.
Rear Admiral Robert E. Pears announced to the National Geographic Society that famous geographers from many countries will meet to prepare a world aeronautical map. The plan calls for a 1-200000 scale chart with an international meeting this fall to set conventional signs and rules. The group also discussed a 1-1000000 scale world map and cross national geography courses and an international geographical institute.
A twenty year old Richmond incident involving the Count of Paris, his son the Duke of Orleans, and Prince Henry of Orleans is recalled from 1893. The trio, incognito, visits Yorktown and Williamsburg then meets twin Richmond sisters Ophelia and Louise Bullington. The Count reproves the youths for dishonor, threatening disinheritance and shock at American gossip.
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