Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-06

/ W. Hampton Arrasmith from electric
shock, Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. Z, 1911.
Challen A West, bronze medal and
/ $1,000 as needed. West, an express
! agent, assisted in an attempt to save
W. Hampton Arrasmith from electric
shock, Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. Z. 1911.
Edward W. Hargett, ST., bronze
medal and $1,000 as needed. Hargett,
a restaurant proprietor. attempted TO
Wendelborn from a runaway, Globe,
Ariz., March 6, 1908.
Robert Med. Logan, Jr., Nbronze
medal and $4,000 as needed for educa-
tional purposes. Logan, a schoolDoy,
aged II, saved William B. ScheIl, aged
u. from drowning, Fort Worth, Tex,
July 25, 1911. Logan, who could not
swim, ran 200 feet, mounted a pony
and swan il into the stream toward
Schell. When he came up near Logan,
unconscious, Logan grasped his hair
and guided the pony TO the bank, draw
ing Schell with him. Schell was re-
vived.
W. Sterrett Parkinson. bronze medal
and $4,000 as needed for educational
purposes. Parkinson, aged Il, student,
saved Charles L. Graham, aged eight,
and attempted to save John D. Graham,
shoemaker, from drowning, Carlisle,
Pa. July Is, 1911.
John G. Wolfe, deceased, bronze
medal to mother and pension of S25
month. Wolfe was drowned while at
tempting to save A. Reginald Eltring-
ham from drowning, West Fairview,
Pa, July 4. 1907
c. Bert Raymond, deceased. bronze
medal to mother and $50 a month for
five years. Raymond, aged 16. an Office
boy, died saving Hershel F. Shelby,
aged u. from drowning, Indianapolis,
Ind, June 10, 1911.
Walter A. Smith. deceased. bronze
medal TO widow and $500 as needed and
pension Of $50 a month. with So
month additional for her daughter until
she reaches the age OF 1G. Smith died
attempting TO save Frederick H Voor-
his, aged four, from drowning. Middle
town, Ohio, July II, 1912
Louis G. Burkhalter. deceased, bronze
medal to widow and pension of $55 a
month, with s. month additional for
each of two children until each reaches
age of 16. Burkhalter. a machinist.
died in an attempt to save Ruth E.
Mastellar and Veda G. Hemstock from
drowning, Bradley, H., July 2S. 1912.
I. William Hutchins, deceased,
bronze medal to widow and pension of
$40 month, with s. month addition
al for each of two children until each
reaches age of 1G. Hutchins, a clerk
died as the result of attempting to
save Leila de LlOrens from drowning,
Ship Island, Miss, July Il. 1910.
Michael O'Loughlin. deceased. bronze
medal to widow and $50 a month for
i've years, or $1,000 otherwise as need
ed. OLoughlin, aged 6S. a laborer.
attempted to save Patrick Mcmahon
from suffocation, Stoneham, Mass, Oct.
II, 1909.
James Higgins, bronze medal. Hig-
gins. aged 63, laborer, saved Patrick
Mcmahon from suffocation Stoueham.
Mass, Oct. II. 1909.
Francis Z. Park, bronze medal Parl,
.
physician and surgeon, saved Michael
OLoughlin from suffocation, Stonebam.
Mass, Oct. II, 1909.
j. Louis Little, silver medal and
, $1,000 as needed. Little. fisherman.
, helped to save four men, and assisted
IN an attempt TO save two others from
drowning, Bonavista, n. F., Sept. 10,
1907.
Robert Brown, bronze medal and
Sl,ooo as needed. Brown. aged So. a
sub-collector of customs. helped to save
four men, and assisted in an attempt
TO save two others from drowning,
Bonavista, n. F., Sept. 10. 1907,
James c. Little, bronze medal and
$1,000 as needed. Little, fisherman
helped to save four men. and assisted
ID an attempt TO save two others from
1907. 10
William Ford, bronze medal and
$1,000 as needed. Ford. fisherman
helped to save four men, and assisted
IN an attempt to save two others from
drowning, Bonavista, n. F.. Sent. 10
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| James Ford. bronze medal and 81 mn
as needed. Ford, fisherman. helped 10
save four men. and assisted in an
attempt to save two others from drown
ing, Bonavista, N. F, Sept. 10 1907
| Ell Faui, bronze medal and 81. 900 as
needed. Paul. fisherman beIped r.
save four men, and assisted in an AT
tempt to save two others from drown
ing Bonavista, n. F.. Sept 10, 1907
| Richard S. Stokes, silver medal and
$1,000 as needed. Stokes, aged "a
saved Lille B. Evetts. r. Ashley
Greaves, assistant bank cashier. and
Eva Foster from drowning, Lometa
Tex. July 10, 1911.
Lance H. Mardiss, silver medal anC
$1,000 as needed. Mardiss, farmland
attempted to save Charles A. Hill from
suffOcation. Naco. Ariz.. June II, 1908
H. Frank Ffzer, silver medal and
$1,000 as needed. Fizer, motorman
saved Thomas Bowen, foreman, anC
seven other men from a cave-in in g