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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
5
A newspaper note proposes that the Supreme Court could rule on constitutionality before any act becomes law and would be prudent to suggest corrective legislation if needed. The piece argues the court may exercise preventive review to preserve constitutional authority.
George A Cooke supreme judge was a guest at the Rock Island county bar banquet. Samuel Alschuler of Chicago gave a speech on Unconstitutional Reflections discussing constitutional interpretation and the role of courts and statutes.
A compilation of Illinois papers and towns references appears to allege fake Tribune poll material. The list includes numerous papers such as The Reflector The Graphic The Gazette The Times The Journal The Union The News and others across cities like Macomb Monmouth Aledo Moline and Carthage.
The Chicago Tribune survey of republican papers in the Fourteenth district allegedly shows fourteen ballots cast with thirteen against Hon. Joseph G. Cannon and one for him. Atlas polls report five of nineteen papers voting Tribune's ballot with three not heard from. Independent papers show two of nineteen voting Tribune and Atlas counts reflect fifteen of twenty-six papers, with eleven supporting the Tribune ballot.
A transfer of fifteen saloon properties in Davenport, formerly held by Independent Real Estate, was completed Monday in County Recorder Frank Holm's office. The properties were sold to August Zoller for $838,000. Mrs. E H Sleight hosts Mrs. W O White of Delafield Wisconsin as a guest.
The Modern Woodmen society reports February as a record month for membership gains with 1,100,000 members enrolled by month end. Projections for March suggest 22,000 applications, as the organization experiences a boom similar to 1900 and 1901. The year 1909 led prior gains, and early 1910 surpasses those totals.
A Burlington freight train No 77 from Galesburg to Savanna derailed after a defective rail north of Ophiem. Twenty five cars and a caboose left the track, one immigrant car burned, and damage reached 250000. A man was killed and the dead man’s identity was initially unclear.
Charles Dannis of this city employed as a boilermaker at the Silvis plant was struck by a hammer, a metal fragment lodging in his left eyeball. He received surgical care after hours, later to St. Luke's Hospital in Davenport for operation. He previously lost his right eye eighteen years ago, making this injury more severe.
The Taylor Ridge village backs a plan to place a state university agriculture experiment station on 20 acres with a deed or long lease. Funds are being raised by local residents and county officials to secure title, while four townships back a corn day observing event with prizes for best corn exhibit and pupil essays.
Payment of taxes is about four thousand dollars daily. About twenty eight thousand dollars have been paid to date. Ten thousand dollars was turned over to Ellen Olson deputy for GT Peterson treasurer of the township school districts Moline and East Moline. If no funds are turned over all tax books may close and money would be available around April. Mrs Wot Hall returned from Des Moines after a ten day visit with relatives.
Crop correspondent Thomas Campbell notes 60 percent of last year’s crop remains on farms. Of corn 75 percent merchantable, 25 percent shipped out of county. oats 40 percent remain, 35 percent shipped out. County prices: corn 50 cents per bushel, rye 66 pounds per bushel, butter 30 cents per pound, eggs 25 cents per dozen, potatoes 60 cents per bushel, chickens 12 cents per pound.
John Gillespie a tramp who froze his feet seven weeks earlier in Rock Island died at 9 30 am Monday on an operating table at the city hospital. He had begged lodging at the police station two nights earlier after his feet were frozen in a box car. Doctors warned amputation but he resisted. gangrene and poison spread, hastening his death. He was about 46 to 50 years old.
Charles H Adams of this city was arrested Saturday night and brought to the branch circuit court on Monday to answer contempt of court charges. The decree awarded Mrs Adams monthly support for their son, but Adams fell in arrears by about $160. He is represented by Peter Ingelson. the complainant by Wilton Parsomis.
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