Democrats Indorse Moore in Rock Island County Nomination
In a closely watched county convention, delegates vote through sixty ballots to endorse W R Moore for minority representative amid shifting support from John P Looney and James G Britton. Moore wins as Britton and Looney main rivals with Kenworthy fading. later county tickets and state convention delegates are approved.
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Democratic County
Con- Bestion
W. BR. Moore
John P. Looney
James G. Britton
Looney
Gage
Moore
Yage
Sam Kenworthy
Britton
Rock Island
Mr. Kenworthy
Jim
Kenworthy
Tiooney
W. TR
Jy Fs Pinkinger
I .W. Linn
Charles’ Larson
L. QO. Johns
Charles Benell
Gan
P. Mullane
Anton Bengon
Moline
Davis
Rock Island County
G. W Henry
W. L. Aster
Anton Benson
G. E. Morgan
Robert Thompson
John Finnegan
Louis Baker
W OC. Maucker
P Mullane
B. Beers
Delecaton
David Matthews
P J Lee
A. W.W. Mullery
Trevor
J. M. Wyland
W. R. Moore
J. P. Looney
R. Kenworthy
C. BF. McNabney
J. G. Britton
McNabney
South Moline
South Rock Island
Mr. Moore
C. E. Marshall
Marshall
Hd Maucker
Tooney
John P. Sexton
R. R. Reynolds
Benjamin Fountain
Don Donovan
Valentine Dauber
James O'Connor
Charles Larson
Donovan
Dauber
Larson
G W Henry
Thomas Corns
Coal Valley
W c. Allen
W R. Moore
J. FP. Dindinger
J. F. Egan
J. B. Lidders
John Linn
W.C Maucker
P, Mullane
T. I. Stanley Perry Walker M. Kelly
A. F. Lockhart
Edward Coryn
Committee On Congressional
Otto Birkel
Geo. Freestone
Louis Oblweller
Wm. Aster
P. J. Lee Valentine Dauber
David Fitzgerald
George Wright Thomas Casey
Chas, Waldman Loults Baker
G. L. Wynes
Herman Schafer
Sam Wainwright
G. ¥. McNabney
G. Holland
E. B. Beers
A. F Lockhart H B Albrecht
Committee On
Democratic Party
Kansas City
St.an
Aspirini
Colorado
Swedish Baptists Hold 46th Annual Conference in City
The Swedish Baptists of the state convened at the Swedish Baptist church with delegates in attendance. Officers were re-elected and Rev J A Carlson presided. Lectures by Rev J W Hielstrom and Boston W Smith highlighted sessions, while the Sunday School union met with attendees including Rev Charles Palm and Rev Schwartz among others. Election of officers to fill expiring terms scheduled for Friday.
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Swedish Baptists of
Swedish Baptist Church
J A Carlson
Chicago
Taueen
J .A. Carlson
R. H. Arlander
G Wallendorf
M. Larson
Rockford
E. Sandell
J W . Hielstrom
J . Backlund
Boston W Smith
Charles Palm
Schwartz
G. A Hapstrom
E. Hallgren
F W Hedin
P Swartz
Lake View
Prof O Hedin
Morgan Park
Mis
A G_ Hagstrom
Rev Marson
John Swanson
Moline
One of the finest loan plans offered to the public
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Rumor Links Davenport Clergyman to Antioch Presidency
Newsprint chatter suggests Rev Arthur M Judy of Davenport's Unitarian church may be a candidate for president of Antioch College in Springfield Ohio. The college founded by Horace Mann is coeducational and non sectarian though many trustees are Unitarians. Judy’s long Davenport pastorate makes the honor plausible though acceptance seems unlikely.
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Arthur M Judy
Unitarian Church of
Davenport
Antioch College
Springfield
Ohio
Horace Mann
America
Judy
Arsenal Council Elects Delegate and Banquet Highlights
Arsenal Council No. 107, National Union, elected H A McDonald as delegate to the national convention in Chicago on June 19 with B D Lamont as alternate. A communal banquet followed, then a lively after-meeting program featuring Lamont, Zahrt, McDonald and others. The ad also notes sales of lots in Lundahl's Nineteenth street addition by R A Smith and J C H Read.
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Lundahl
Nineteenth Street
R. A. Smith
J.C. H Read
McKinnie Block
Gift From Weyerhauser Adds To Big Library Loan
Charles L. Walker reports a $10,000 contribution from Frederick Weyerhaeuser to Rock Island library funds. Architects' estimates of 600 due to Colling Bros. were approved, with a $2,600 donation from F Co A Denkmann allocated to Cent as Bromwi pice. Walker reduced the loan balance to 2,000, while Weyerhaeuser aims to extend the gift.
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Weyerhaeuser
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