Call Now! 1-888-845-2887 Hablamos Español

You have viewed 1 newspapers today. Please Register in order to view more newspapers.

You are currently viewing page 1 of: Grand Rapids Daily Tribune

Show More

Other Editions of Grand Rapids Daily Tribune

Grand Rapids Daily Tribune Saturday, May 19, 1900,
Wisconsin

Grand Rapids Daily Tribune Tuesday, March 23, 1920,
Wisconsin

Grand Rapids Daily Tribune Tuesday, March 23, 1920,
Wisconsin

Grand Rapids Daily Tribune Tuesday, March 23, 1920,
Wisconsin

Grand Rapids Daily Tribune Wednesday, March 24, 1920,
Wisconsin

Grand Rapids Daily Tribune Wednesday, March 24, 1920,
Wisconsin

Grand Rapids Daily Tribune Wednesday, March 24, 1920,
Wisconsin

Grand Rapids Daily Tribune Thursday, March 25, 1920,
Wisconsin

Grand Rapids Daily Tribune Thursday, March 25, 1920,
Wisconsin

Other Editions from Monday, June 28, 1920

Appleton Post Crescent Monday, June 28, 1920 ,
Wisconsin

Bismarck Tribune Monday, June 28, 1920 ,
North Dakota

Coshocton Tribune Monday, June 28, 1920 ,
Ohio

Decatur Daily Review Monday, June 28, 1920 ,
Illinois

Iowa City Press Citizen Monday, June 28, 1920 ,
Iowa

Lancaster Daily Eagle Monday, June 28, 1920 ,
Ohio

Mansfield News Monday, June 28, 1920 ,
Ohio

Naugatuck Daily News Monday, June 28, 1920 ,
Connecticut

Nevada State Journal Monday, June 28, 1920 ,
Nevada

Embed Publication

Embed this publication to your website

NewspaperArchive
1920-06-28 for page-1
Grand Rapids Daily Tribune
Grand Rapids Daily Tribune

My Recent Searches

No results found

See all my searches

Newspaper Content on page 1 of:

Grand Rapids Daily Tribune

   Grand Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - June 28, 1920, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin                               K A DtY If TOU mo FIFTH YEAR NO GRAND RAPIDS DAILY TRIBUNE GRAND WISCONSIN MONDAY JUNE 28 DEMOCRATS OPEN DORA BATTY AND 1 0 Ul ROBT STIBBE PLAN KAl FOK I 0 I CONVENTION AN AUCTION SAII ON WAK San Francisco June championed as Monroe Doctrine of tho World by Homer temporary chairman ef cratic national convention in his address here Of he peace treaty's defeal in the senate lie No blacker crime against civilization lias ever soiled the pages of our history lie tho Republican as reactionary and cial Filled with premeditated dors and vague promises it will he searched in vain for one constructive suggestion for the reformation of the conditions which it criticizes and de- he continued A Sword for Mexico The oppressed of he earth wil Hook lo il in vain U con- tains no message of hope for Ireland no word of mercy for Armenia and it conceals a sword for Mexico It is the work of men concerned more with material than wit It contains no thought no pose which can give impulse or thrill to those who love liberty and hope lo make the world a safer and happier place for the average man He declared that the time ord of lho democratic party from Mar lo lho outbreak of the world war has to its credit more effective con- ami remedial legislation than the Republican party had placed upon the statute books in u lion Praising in the war lie We a great war for a great had a leadership Hint carried America tn greater of honor and er and glory than she has ever known before in her entire history Let no one misunderstand us These great affairs were carried for- ward under the stimulus of American patriotism supported by the courage and spirit of our people All this is freely and gladly acknowledged but surely the time has come when be- cause of tho calculated and premeditated calumnies of the tion we are entitled to call attention to the fact Hint all of these things were accomplished under the ship of great Democrat and of a Democratic Administration If the Republican leaders arc not able to rejoice with in this American tri- umph they should have the grace to remain silent for it does not lie in tho mouths of those who conducted the war lo indulge in the luxury of criticism lo congressional by smelling committees he said over SO investigations have been mane over million wasted and Hie to prove il was lho war over fought in Ihc history of lion I i Meet An The Republican party became in its incorrigible habit of on page i IN JACKSON A pretty homo wedding place in Michigan on June th when Miss Dora Malty both of this cily were in-marriage the home of the bride's i W jaunt Mrs C T Sherman j White peonies and syringas in fusion furnished the homo decorations I The wore a gown of white lace I I over satin and a VICE- PRESIDENT OF LAWYERS BODY HO 18 AT C OF C TONIGHT ON AT CHAIN Uo of Jackson The liar Association of the Seventh uhcial mcf at lho View at Chain 0 Lakes puca Attorney W K orney ed at o'clock p of Rapids elected vice- after which luncheon was screed to for the next year tho bridal parly immediate iv every attorney in the circuit immediate i Mr and Mrs will make their future home in Jackson Mich where Mr has accepted employment young people have many friends here willi whom the in wishing them a and ded life GEE AND ARPIN ARE WINNERS AT POOL IN AND WIN IN of od Saturday city tho anil and ban for the First Rational swini A good doal of walor and thy The judges and for the moot and Dr T M Mills The Wore for firsts in the Jtm and foot dashes now suits oilier cash prices of to winner In the junior for the foot lash Gee won first place Time -11 Vj seconds In lho senior class for the foot Arpin won first Time 7 seconds Hon sier a second and wiis a close contender for first place thru out i be race In ho back swim event for juniors won first Time seconds In the back swim for seniors Orval won first Time seconds In the under water race for iors Moore won first in seconds In the Orval livst Time seconds In ihc duck chase for juniors Leonard won first while in the class Orval Do copped tho honors A of interested watched tho kids and Ibo event one of keen SCOUTS ENTERTAIN AT THEIR WEEK-END CAMP MANY AT SUNDAY boy out in for their week end at Dirch Lodge about sixteen there for full time a period Troop Knur in F TURBIN UNDERGOES EMERGENCY OPERATION TAKEN TO TAL NIGHT of and store tinn at about midnight last night been III for past week and to IMS home when his illness took a he immediately en la Hospital whom an operation necessary II is Mr Turbin i's vi us be a speedy to his is for tended A business meeting was held at p m which the following were Cole of I- K of W N U OFFICIALS HERE ji Meyer of Marion D Smith of paca Talked the election T al thu of Ihc president addressed the meeting on Radicalism and ihc duties of to Hie public He delivered and timely address which was re- by the present with great His thoro understanding of Hie subject in meeting existing conditions had the hearty support of the meeting In analogy great and patriotic services to this country of nich lawyers as John Alexander Hamilton Thomas Patrick Henry and Abraham coin he pointed thu duty of the ent tiny lawyers A six o'clock banquet was served nl the View Holel Judge W of Stevens presided on call of Judge Owen W Collins a member of the bar and at present cashier of the acted as A short address was made by the newly elected Attorney of Grand ids spoke ou the Treaty making power under the Constitution U spoke on lho early practitioners of his circuit Attorney Geo D Nelson of Stevens Point made a pleasing ad- dress on E P Ki- from Wautoma gave a very interesting and entertaining explanation o f why there No in Attend About one lawyers and their wives sat down the banquet tables Those who attended from this city Attorney and W Attorney and Mrs Hugh and Mrs W Attorney and Mrs W kins Attorney and K Attorney P R and Miss loggins lj JI Vaughan W E and John Roberts The leading feature of consisted of vocal and instrumental A boat ride on Hie Chain o All Ihc local delegation ed over enjoyed very delightful time as well as a very meeting SCHOOL BOARDS WILL MEET ON JULY SIXTH DAY MOVED ON Sunday In of II o io The bays day Robert Morris county dent of schools lias that the annual meeting of the district school board thru out Wood will he hold on July Hh would have fallen on July but because of thu nearly everyone he 1 of the on that day the r postponed ii day ers it V annual regular ip i J an Omaha and the They are in K v which Hie die of Will Co of ihc are the etc will come up new business as for he K is possible that will be raised in on TO A J of j K A Lambert anil will leave PAINT HALL day by mil for Chicago where will allond i h- fro volition In open on reof City Hall I'll I GRAND RAPIDS AND RUDOLPH FORESTERS GRAB BACON SUNDAY WIN CLASS OK CON- VENTION MAY NEXT EIGHTEEN WILL HAVE FLOATS IN JULY 5 PARADE Sunday was a gala day for the Catholic Order of Foresters who gathered from this at City About people wove present at the picnic which was held on tho public school grounds Thos high chief ranger of go was present ami delivered a very interesting address The stale of- were also present and a class of sixty-six candidates war initialed and given Hie adjunct degree Al one o'clock there was a parade thru the main streets of cily About 500 Foresters were in line headed by the Marathon City Hand and state The Rapids Court No 100 carried the first prize for having the largest number in line coining from the greatest distance The prize consisted of two bears and a lovely ponant waring the insignia of he order and a picture of the Marathon City Catholic Church Herman Smith will make a cage for the bears and they will be kept in he local lodge hall and ponant hung on the walls One bear is named O'Brien after the stale chief ranger other answers to Mani after Emery Manigold stale er There were Foresters from here in Hie parade The local court de- manded that the next convention be hold here and have good prospects and n promise The won second place in bringing the largest tion the next Dr F made two speeches of acceptance of for Grand and -one for Rudolph One banquet was served at noon and the other in the evening The local delegation sny that the Marathon citizens were extremely hospital and handled the immense crowd in line manner The band was rood and not stingy with their music The complete program was as o n m Low Mass Solemn High Mass 11 to 12 Concert at school park Parade Initiation at school house by court degree loam to Band to hall p ni Literary program Concert by Cone's Supper at church JENSEN ANDERSON MOVING STOCK AND CARS HOME LOCAL GARAGE MEN OPEN THEIU NEW FOR CARS Jensen Anderson distributors for lho Ford cars and the Fordson lors are moving their slock parts and fixtures to new garage on Fourth Avenue North 11 will take the concern several days to complete moving but hope to havu their ing about Saturday building on Grand Avenue now occupied by the Kord people belongs to them and will be torn down soon The automobile men purchased the building from the Bank of Grand ids owners of the property about a year ajro BREAKS STEERING GEER SMASHES A LAMP POST HAS DENT IX OK CITY HALL fifth when they arc due I put on stunt representing the local lodge I time next and paint put on liev of the city from Jeffers Minn lie tided a special bible lie reports a successful meeting and the of ninny new Today there is n nice ai with a big Danger sic it front of the city It migl for n bomb bu reality it scorns that it is mercl the base of -i lamp post boxed in protect tile public from the live en of the electric Sunday evening Earnest Sehu was down the street b car the gear lirok a result car wavered about i ended up by the lamp post No charge of speeding or rookie driving has been made and as f As can be w not o blame for accident As bi WHEN TO SHOOT EM OFF INQUISITIVE REPORTER TIIK KIDS WHO OFF IMM TO it K OK h I In I hi lions One of Ihc most interesting homo and probably tho most feature of the celebration lore on July will IK rial and Moral parado at 10 o'clock he morning Local business iscs and manufacturing plants will nl in tho parade and it is ex- all organizations will march as well The following are the business with in lho Kellogg Uros Lumber Co Johnson Hill Co I K Steinberg Stylo Shop William Motor Co Auto Sales Nash Hardware Co Garage Jensen i- Anderson fc dalles Garage the Florist Kd Garbor Daly Ice and Coal Co Grand Tribune Daly Co Molt Wood MacKinnon Manufacturing Co Paper Products Co Consolidated Water Power or Co Cash Grocery More chairman of the parade committee has people wishing to put floats in the parade to communicate with him There arc about others who are expected lo enter the parade Prizes will be awarded to the en- trant for best industrial float also for the best decorative float Attractions Walter Wood and James Wyse members of the committee have'gone to Chicago to sign up vaudeville at- tractions for the celebration Some good talent will be lined up for the afternoon program SLIGHT TEMPERATURE CHANGES PREDICTED MERCURY 91 DAY UNSETTLED IN SIGHT Indications show fair weather lowed by unsettled weather with sible showers reports T Nixon Not much change in temperature reported except a probable tendency towards slightly cooler weather He reports that showers have con- in the Dakotas Minnesota Kansas Nebraska and consin It is colder in the far wcst The highest temperature yesterday was and the lowest OS a range 25 degrees within the hours On the same date last year the highest war 77 and the lowest 52 FIREWORKS FOR BIG CELEBRATION HERE DIG TONIGHT The lire works for the big tion in Grand Rapids on July fifth have been received here today com- ing from an Iowa by ex- press A committee to lake charge of the fireworks display which be given about on Monday nigh will be appointed at the of the general celebration which will bo held at the city this evening Members of the are re quested to attend tha evening to perfect plans for the e IcbrnUoii I he will be held storage packed 40 Ac Vo lust Just before the meive meeting Chamber of Con LICENSED TO Louis Invin New Rome and Glodgo Kay K Anderson and Strong both of Marshfield Mae The Tribune Inquisitive Koportor is wondering today whether the ils should shoot off bo- re lho Fourth ami Fifth of July and not knowing asked some of the local people about the matter and hero is what they had to Albert The L Wyman Co from whom 1 bought my Fourth of July supplies slated were not selling any crackers for this year 1 believe there is a law prohibiting the sale of lire crackers W of the Model Drug We sell lire crackers ami i know it has always been customary for children to shoot them whenever they choose They are usually placed about weeks previous lo Joe Wheir People's Cash Carry Sure thing let's go lo it Chief It S Payne There is ing in the law preventing any one off lire crackers under tin present law The sale of toy pistols toy revolvers and toy arms N prohibited at all times It is against the law to shoot lire crackers does bombs or oilier fire works pis tols cannons and explosive canes in two hundred feet of a neighboring building Rockets and Neman candles within live hundred feet of a boring building No lire balloons shall he used under any circumstances should he held in parks or other places away from buildings whose shingle roofs are over ready to spread and catch fires Justice of the When I was a child we did not have of today and did not realize the danger of fire crackers and other explosive toys and children should be taught to know when and how to use them GIBSON AND DELEGATES GO TO LEGION MEETING AT GREENBAY MONDAY STATE CONVENTION OP CAN LEGION ROW M Gibson state adjutant of the American Legion ed by Dolan as stenographer arid Miss Ethel loft for Green Hay today to attend the state convention of the sin branch of the American Legion of Turtle Lake will act assistant adjutant Frank Noel Chester Severance and Frank Lynn will attend the con- vention as delegates from the es Post No 9 Tames Knapp one of the regular delegates was unable to go and his place was laken by Chester Severance one of the alternates All service men who desire to at- tend the convention can secure one and one-third fare on a round trip ticket by applying to the proper A large crowd is expected Green Bay the post there service men tint there will be provisions de for all who come nil no one shall sillier from lack of accommodations I1 will motor over this evening and quite a number of other service men expect to drop for a day at least The list ot amusements is large and includes everything from dancing to a big boxing match A mammoth parade wh ch it is said will be the largest of ex-service men ever in the state will bo a feature if the program Associated butter to Vi c steady Receipts cases c to Ordinary to At mark cases included to Storage packed extras dull 100 cars Southern Triumphs to per slock bbl lo Whitman Ninth St S rv turned from n pleasure trip al St and Merrill LOCAL PEOPLE PLAN ACTION FORBEARING TO TO II V IX TO IH The mooting of be Chambor of Commerce at tin council c chambers in the city hall will prob ably be one of the most important hold in time as the matter of Home IS which has been pending will be discussed and plans laid for Hie appeal of the Grand pie to the commission at the hearing in Slovens Point tomorrow after- Ijt Speakers will bo lined up for the conference and men will be ed to do the talking before tho com- and tho legislative oe Other Important matters will 10 discussed at this meeting From Slovens Tho following Items were clipped from the Point Journal which appeared Saturday under the cap- To tako 18 from as well as us It Stevens Point people see no re- course except to fight it out with at the hearing hern on the and to continue the fight just as long thereafter as may bo Local people consent to the removal of the sent and northwest road from Point and should they lose the political pull of Gramf they will reopen the question as often nil may be necessary How Kwl Grand Rapids agents have been working at in i- o-f old 18 and are said to In dividing which would naturally be more the present 18 A Pleasant aiso bi- a big for well as Stevens Point would in Grand may do tije sentiment at Waiinitca-is'ii believed to be for the pleasant drive between Stevens number lages between where and lunches may obtained lola and point neighborhood are served a new road Ole Anderson county Clark county who was here said that people ed the route to and tbV Stevens Point and did not detour via Grand Rapids when bar not been from but is expected to be with ens Point shabbily treated by Grand tbo road question 18 being taken within two miles then turned west in spite of field's The Grand are held responsible Inquiries made by Journal at among business ige men and farmers revealed ion so far as it could bo obtained be practically solid iu favor of con- inning route which ses the entire length of the street of tho village CIRCUIT COURT JULY 12 Judge A H will at cuit court here Monday July 12th Judge 13 13 will go to Wausau that week Among the other things coming up at this session of court will be a case involving the rights of Of the city of to hold office the charge having been made that they have been guilty of violating the cor- rupt practice acts Miss Margaret White left this ning for Alamosa where she will spend the summer with her er Wm J White THE Generally fair in south probably showers in north portion tonight nnd Tuesday Not much 4 change in temperature   

Browse our 120 Million papers!

Browse by Surname

Newspaper articles about more than 99 million People!

Browse Alphabetically

Choose the Membership Plan that is right for you!

Unlimited 6 Month

$99.95 (-45% Savings!)

Unlimited page views for 6 months Learn More

Unlimited Monthly

$29.95

Unlimited page views for 1 month Learn More

Introductory

$19.95

100 page views for 2 months Learn More

Subscribe or Cancel Anytime by calling 888-845-2887

24 hours a day Monday-Saturday

Take advantage of our Introductory Membership offer and become a member for 2 months only for $19.95!

Your full introductory membership payment will be credited toward the cost of full membership any time you choose to upgrade!

Your Membership Includes:
  • 100 page views for 2 months
  • Access to Over 130 million Newspaper Pages
  • Ability to View, Save, and Print
  • Articles featuring over 100 million people
  • Weekly Search Alerts - We search for you!
  • & Many More Features!
Subscribe for a Monthly Membership only for $29.95
Your Membership Includes:
  • Unlimited Page Views
  • Access to Over 130 million Newspaper Pages
  • Ability to View, Save, and Print
  • Articles featuring over 100 million people
  • Full Access To All Content including 10 Foreign Countries
  • Weekly Search Alerts - We search for you!
  • & Many More Features!
Subscribe for a 6 Month Membership only for $99.95
Best Value! Save -45%
Your Membership Includes:
  • Unlimited Page Views
  • Access to Over 130 million Newspaper Pages
  • Ability to View, Save, and Print
  • Articles featuring over 100 million people
  • Full Access To All Content including 10 Foreign Countries
  • Weekly Search Alerts - We search for you!
  • & Many More Features!