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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
1
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Court records indicate Barclay and Bleakley are charged in a nationwide case involving the alleged kidnapping of a child from the Home at O H Bellknapp. Joseph Shiloz and others are named as co defendants with multiple arrests and tentative courtroom dates reported.
A local hunter reports protracted warm weather delays the opening of the hunting season. Ducks are plentiful but must wait for cooler conditions, while quail and prairie chicken are abundant yet still out of season.
Boringheld Ti Oct 20 The jury says Pemberton Clark alleged graft is not yet completed.
Stelegraphic Marvets show gains in several firms with mixed prices. Cattle receipts reach 7500 while hogs total 17000 and sheep receipts hit 40000 with closes noted.
William Filbert and wife completed their move to Water town on Thursday and neighbors honored them Wednesday. Jud Wainwright and spouse celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary Saturday. Several local residents attended the Wainwright crystal anniversary and Mrs John Wainwright hosted relatives. Ladies urged to register to vote for Belle Goodman of Urbana and Stewart of Chicago for state university trustees. Clarence Johnson ships cream for Rose Hill creamery. A chicken fry at Mrs Frank Ziegler’s drew Rose Hill residents Friday. Ralph Heathkin visited with Leslie Hanna’s guests last week. Mrs Maria Allabrow attended the farewell for the Filberts. Crescent Telephone officers met in Port Byron to plan a new operator. Howard McMurphy, son of Albert McMurphy of Omaha, spent Wednesday in Zuma. Mr and Mrs Young of Chicago visited Alonzo Dunbar.
Adam Rapp, Hawthorne postmaster for eleven years, was captured in Chicago after vanishing last spring with an alleged $8000 deficit. He faced $3000 bail and was jailed, later being moved to Chicago. authorities say he used a false name while employed as a tea and spice salesman in Muncie, Indiana.
Jay Snyder escaped a Faribault Minnesota facility for the feeble minded and was locked in a boxcar four days without food or water. A Deere and Mansur Co shipyard crew found him collapsed and nearly dead. He was taken to the city hospital in precarious condition with swollen throat and vermin covered body. Snyder, 27, has epileptic history and identified his father George S. Snyder of Garrigan North Dakota.
A special committee of Modern Woodmen of America directors led by Murphy Smith and Rutledge travels from Rock Island to Elgin to select several head of cows for shipment to the sanatorium near Colorado Springs Colorado. Increased patient numbers raise dairy demand, prompting purchase of a healthy middle west herd to ensure purest milk for patients.
Fred Sundeen of White Star Steamship Co in Moline reports the triple screw steamship Olympic, described as the largest ship in the world, was launched at Belfast at 11 o'clock with the Countess of Aberdeen christening it in front of about forty thousand spectators.
Alexander J. DeBoland of Rock Island resigns after 29 years with the Chicago Burlington & Quincy. He has served as dispatch clerk and roadmaster, marking a lengthy tenure in the local division.
A party of ten West Point graduates stationed in Rock Island since September 15 departed for Memphis Tennessee for a brief instructional stay before proceeding to Panama to join government service on canal work. Major Charles Keller supervised their stay and inspection of the Hennepin canal.
John Goldstein a 22 year old Army deserter from Fort Riley was captured Monday at Geneseo and returned to Rock Island where authorities will pursue charges. A Rock Island brakeman who aided the escape faces disciplinary action as officials trace the baggage car hideout and desolate trade of uniforms. The pursuit involved a Rock Island train stopping after a tip from Rock Island to Geneseo, followed by a thorough search that uncovered Goldstein concealed behind trunks.
The thirteenth annual Illinois State Branch King’s Daughters convention opens at First Congregational church in Moline with 113 delegates registered by noon. Mayor Olson welcomes delegates and outlines the group’s civic role while committees and reports highlight growth to 84 circles and 2295 members in the state.
Miss Nora Jamieson former Moline resident died at her mother’s home in Ann Arbor Michigan after an operation she was 36 and born in Moline. She attended Knox College and worked as a designer in Cincinnati before illness.
A delegation of fifteen Moline teachers will travel to Macomb for a meeting starting this evening and running through Saturday. Superin tendent B B Jackson will address a Friday session. A second delegation of ten teachers will attend a LaSalle meeting within the next fort night.
State's Attorney L. M. Magill received a letter from B. B. Tanher of Columbus Ohio, supreme director of the Loyal Order of Moose, notifying him of his appointment as a member of the judiciary committee. He will join others on the committee as part of the organization’s structure.
John Smith and his sister Belle, riding in a democrat wagon, were struck by the Southwest Limited near Milwaukee tracks in Cordova. The wagon was smashed to splinters and the children were hurled about forty feet, badly hurt but expected to recover after medical attention from Dr Johnston of Port Byron.
A Cedar Rapids effort begins to raise 80000 dollars for a new Y M C A building. The campaign calls for pledges to be made within eight days as local men rally to support the project.
Local notes from Hampton include visits by Mr and Mrs J E Maxwell and John Anderson of Moline, plus Mrs Anna Adans and Mrs Clara Hols land hosting guests. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Albert Oltiwan with one death, and quilting charity events raise funds. Also mentions J oM Henson guarding Watertown village hall and Mrs David Jones of Kansas City visiting.
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