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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
1
A United States wire service credit note appears in the Wisconsin Daily League edition, stating AP news dispatches and local items are exclusive to republication in this paper. The credit emphasizes AP authorship and local news content.
Subscription rates set at 15 cents a week paid to the carrier each Saturday morning. Publication occurs every afternoon except Sunday, from 228 2nd St SE, with phone contact 394 for new subscriptions or delivery questions.
A columnist contends that justice is attainable for the poor after the trial of Weisang, acquitted of stealing liberty bonds. Despite public distrust of courts, the piece notes he received court-appointed defense, and a 12-member jury acquitted him, underscoring the need for equal rights before the law.
Eleven Masons from this city attended the Rival Arch Past Master Night in Wausau Tuesday evening. About two hundred Masons from across the state were present. Local attendees included Chas Kellogg Ben Smart Sam Church M. N. Weeks A. A. Marvin Lacy Horton W. A. Baldauf Ernest Anderson A Madsen Dr. Clark and George F LaBour.
Grand Rapids Daily Tribune prints a reader’s plea urging drivers to slow down and avoid splashing or harming pedestrians amid icy slush and melted snow. The letter, signed by George T. Nixon, emphasizes caution to prevent accidents and mechanical failures during unsafe conditions.
Edw. Levin Babcock called to Gary Indiana this week due to his baby’s illness. Clarence Brave helps in the store during the absence. Mrs. Hiles and Mrs. Kasha of Dexterville visited Babcock between trains. Thirteen Babcock residents sleighing to Dexterville last Tuesday enjoyed a home gathering at S. Johnson’s with luncheon. Frank Keekuk’s death shocked Babcock friends. he was buried at Tomah. Mr Moran, a respected railroad man, died in Florida and was interred at Tomah. his funeral drew Kennedy and Plunkett. The community expresses sympathy to the families.
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt led the recent Chicago suffrage convention as the League of Women Voters forms. After seven days the group finalized leadership with Maud Wood Park elected chair and Catt serving as honorary chair. Other officers include George Gellhorn, Richard Edwards, and Solon Jacobs with regional directors to assist.
An early history of the White House known as the executive mansion. It notes the 1814 fire damage, the 1792 foundation, October 1792 corner stone by George Washington, and the 1800 occupancy by John Adams. The two story building with 31 rooms sits within four lawns and a large iron fence, a symbol of national dignity.
A concise meditation contrasts measuring others by personal pleasure with expecting universal agreement. It observes how individual tastes and views shape judgment, urging restraint in assuming shared happiness and consensus across diverse minds.
The organization declares opposition to practices that hinder workers, supports the American plan of universal fairness for all workers, union and non union, and condemns doors closed to nonmembers. It asserts voluntary termination of relations, rejects time or wage controls, and advocates wages tied to ability and productivity to foster better city conditions.
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