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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
5
Republican member of Congress candidate Warren Matiu authorizes the announcement of his run in the Twenty eighth District primary set for April 11 1908 in Endeavor Pennsylvania. N P Wheeler endorses the notice stating Republican voters will decide.
Warren Pa native William FE Rice declares candidacy for President Judge of the Thirty seventh Judicial District. He will seek Republican voters' support at the primaries to be held April 11 1908 in the district.
Henry Fuellhart of Tidioute Pa seeks Republican nomination for Member of Assembly before the Warren County Republicans. Swanson, Warren Pa, announces candidacy and asks for support for the April 11 1908 primaries. Arthur W Dennison Farmington Tp Pa also declares candidacy for the Republican primaries with address in Akeley Pa.
Multiple candidates announce intent to seek county offices in Pennsylvania and Iowa, subject to Republican primaries. Names include JT, ED R ALLEN Warren PA. E C SWANSON Sugar Grove Tp PA. A C MOOK. E L THOMPSON Farmington Tp PA. E W MOORE Spring Creek IA.
County notices list A H Bailey of Sheffield Pa as candidate subject to Republican Primaries on April 11 1908. C W Sersall appears as party official or related signer in the same notice.
The notice names E. W. Parshall as a National Delegate candidate from the 28th Congressional District subject to Republican primary voters on Saturday April 1 1908. It also lists Harry Watson of Mercer county as a National Delegate candidate from the same district subject to voters on Saturday April 11 1908.
During the Pennsylvania capitol graft trial in Harrisburg the chief contractor Sanderson faces a claim that furniture priced by measurement could have cost the State more than 1300000 dollars. The controversy centers on a per surface foot rate of 18.40 dollars affecting pine to ebony pieces and involves former Governor Pennypacker and capitol officials amid broader fraud allegations including chandeliers sold as bronze.
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