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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1916

Page

3

Boston Preparedness Parade Set for May 27 Despite Opposition

Boston will hold its first great preparedness parade on May 27 with Chief Marshal Buck predicting a 69 000 to 70 000 turnout. Mayor Curley backed the decision after route changes to protect retail districts and many organizations including the Boston City Club the Press Club Tufts College engineers New England Telegraph and Boston Y M C U will participate. The route spans two and a half miles with strict orders issued and bands secured within 40 miles of Boston.

Beaumont Buck O'Keefe Commonwealth Avenue Marlboro Newbury Streets Beacon Route Somerset Pemberton Square Court State Broad Wigh Lincoln Kneeland Eliot Park Square Columbus Avenue Berkeley Chandler Appleton Streets Warren Avenue Boston City Club Boston Press Club Bunipus Tufts College Engineers’ Club New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Boston Y. M St. Joseph's Total Ibstinence Society Technology Engineer Corps Somerville Business Men's Training School Concord Minute Men Lexington Minute Men Massachusetts Independent Aviation Corps Robert Gould Shaw Rotary Club of Easton Military Training Camps Association The Wool Trade Association Ancients Womens Anti-Suffrage Association of Massachusetts

Parley Ends With Fitzgerald Opposition to Parade Date

At a Ford Tall meeting the former mayor Fitzgerald urged delaying the parade to May 7 to avoid harming merchants. He argued the date could ruin small shopkeepers along the parade route, though he later withdrew after the Chamber of Commerce retail board supported the May option. Roy D. Jones pressed that the issue had been settled.

Fitzgerald P. I.kleese Mr. Fitzgerald Major O'Keefe Chamber of Commerce Roy D. Jones Parade Managing Committee

Preparedness Parade to Feature May 27 1916 Boston Route Change

The Preparedness Parade is set for Saturday May 27 1916 with an unsettled 1 pm start. The route is shortened to avoid the business district, stretching 2.5 miles. About 60 000 people are expected in line with uniforms allowed and flags required. All bands within 40 miles of Boston have been engaged. The Boston Bar Association expects 2000 members to march, and both Legislature branches will participate.

Sion Ford Hall Curley Buck Teel Music Division Boston United States Boston Bar Association

Purifying Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Pills Ad

Springfield man David T. Remington credits Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Pills for restoring health after heart stomach and digestion issues. The longtime state official says he can walk three miles daily and feels better than ever. Obtainable from local druggists.

David T. Remington Springfield Mass Flood Remington State House Boston Senate George Ki. Putnam Lowell Hood

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