The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-12-30
sEsrEnBER

4eAS . DIiuEe Inc car q
end OF the viaduct. S
4Charles J. MacGowan, AntL
can Federation Of Lahor r.
cial, speaks at Labor daY ~
nicsat Watch Tower Ma isij
lowed a mammoth MN ~
celebration by ! thA. THO
Federation Of LaAsg 8 q
morning.
6-Enrollnent of ATS in NM
schools at opening Sessions.
Charles L. Speckheart was ovula
come by heat at his store. III
Eleventh street.
6-Fred Titterington, S1s Tws1
second street, elected presiaC
of Rock Island county Old a
tiers association at the g1l1
/. annual picnic.
Temperature was 100 degnees ~
day at 1 O'Clock.
Mrs. Joe Merk, 226 Twentysff1t
street, who took bichloel1o Il.
mercury tablets In rumosed
attempt to end her lifs. fscoys
ers.
Gabriel Padillo, Me1iMs saes
tion hand, has scalp nearly torn
OF and skull fractured Who
he is hit by train in the Re(I
Island Lines yards at Twssya
seventh street.
Ernest vroman. 1o27h INipsA
n street. painter. overcome viiA
heat.
s-Major W. L. Clay, salvage e.,
Ger at Rock Island af,DGet
legves to take charge Of ~
nance depot post in HonolulE
Miss Frances Robinson. Lincc1
Neb., chosen supreme receif
Il Of the Royal aNeixhborl
America.
1ls-Rev. John McGown Stevens61
pastor Of the Broadway PrelN
byterian church, elected PREF
dent Of the Ministerial AM
ance.
John F. Murrin, s., 1014 Teasl
avenue. killed when several
boxes ofNcastings weighing II
500 pounds each fell on him q
tho Rock Island arsenal.
l4-Mrs. Josephine JurgemeyeEs
1890 Fourth avenue, and Ms.
Mamie Dyer, 400 Nineteenthi
g street, incurred numerous .in-3I
juries when the car in ~hich
they were riding was struck hy9
q speeding machine on IT,
Maysville road, near Dawes
port.
16-Boerd Of supervisors voted m
crsase from $4,000 to 5000 n|
the 8alary of. county treasuFsf
but other Recommendation te3|
increases in county Offices w.!
rejected h
1.-THE central Illinois Meth |
church turned down the plpe !.
sition of staging a camlei0
for the reopening OF Heo1Ing \
college and referred fututt ~
terests to the college basea g
trustees.
Paul LowmaD. 14-yearold son g
Mr.. and d~Mrs. W. E. Lowmaa
1858 Eighth-and-a-half aven1e.
died of traumatic pneumola
following accident in the Y. ~
c. A. swimming pool.
17-Daniel Martin, Augustana selF3,
ior, appointed pastor OF 0eY|
First Swedish Lutheran chuSee7
q to fill the vacancy caused
the resignation Of Rev. KAN
T. Nilsson.
DR.. J. T. Jones reappointsd -
perintendent of the Rock -
land district Of Methodist Epl
= copal church at closing sk
sions Of the conference.
18-Charles Wenks, Andalusia, ao4|
pointed foreman Of the gfa0
jury by Judge N. A. Larseesl
The jury served three mog 4
and returned a score OF in0aft
ments in the Rock Island 49,
+ probe.
l9-Lawrence Hourigan, "a, zlsAH
Eighth-apd-a-half avenue, un1
ed instantly when he plune
80 feet 70 the floor ~of the besss
tendorf plant, alighting on ~
head. va
Burglars entered 10 homes In ~
east hill district, and, al G
failing q frightened away -
seven others, escaped Wns
. $4OO. cash and valdables.
40-Roy j. McAllister, 43, ~
Twenty-fifth street. was khla {
when his automobile overtel
ed on him and the weie y
= strangled him to death. souM
west OF Hillsdale. -
3t-Rev. F.. D: Meme. Hlliaas
appointed to Centenary No !
odjst church.
23-John Huss. sexton at Chipp
mock cemetery for 80 years y
tires. .N
25-Three thousand delegates -
/ I all parts Of Illinois gather ~ I
the opening se1sions OF the + +
nuai state American L. e.
convention. Two thousand
gionnaires marched IN -
moth parade. T.
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