Boston prepares for largest parade in history today
One hundred thousand marchers from New England converge on Boston for a massive preparedness demonstration. The 3 mile route from Arlington and Beacon to Columbus avenue will be watched by over 1000 police, with reviewing stands, navy telegrams, and a Sturtevant aeroplane exhibit.
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Boston
Marshal Buck
New England
Arlington
Beacon Streets
Beaumont B. Buck
Beacon Street
Congress
Lincoln
Kneeland
Iliet
Park Square
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Handler
Ambulance Corps
Amory Eliot
State Street
Earl W. Pratt
Washington Street
Edward F. O’brien
School Street
A. @. Ratshesky
Court Street
Colonel Buck
Massachusetts
John F. Pitzgerald
Bates and
Foss
Mathews, Curtis and
Quincey
State House
Ronan C. Grady
Florida
Curley
East
City Hall
Frederick
Ward
Public Buildings Department
Patrick Gilmore
Army
Navy
Republic
Josephus Daniels
Ames Building
Houston
Custom House
Samuel F. Perkins
Boston Post
Perkins
Congoleum Company
Boston Press Club
Robert Gladman
Lowell
Old City Club
Boston Lodge of Elks Preparedness Committee
Elks
Back Road
Esplanade
Otter Street
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Beacon
Arlington Streets
School
Water
State
Broad
High
Summer
Eliot Streets
Chandler
Appleton
Warren Avenue
Aunee
McCall
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Twenty-second Regiment Band of
New York
Jordan Marsh Company
Eben D. Jordan
Jordan
Post
Massachusetts Credit Union
Stanley R. Miller
Boston Elevated
Summer Street
Dorchester Avenue
Dewey Square
Rowe's Wharf
Marine Park River Street
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Cambridge
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Northampton
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Dover
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Boston Ferry
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Rowes Wharf
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Haes
Tufts College
Harry Burden
Jackson College
Sturtevant Aeroplane Company of
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Julia Ward Howe
Francis J. D. Ferguson
Knights of Columbus
Boston Common
Parkman Bandstand
Newbury Street
Gloucester Street
Fourth Degree
Marshal Ferguson
Joseph F. Coppinger
Joseph C. Pelletier
Louis Watson
Daniel J. Gallagher
Thomas J. Fay
William R. Connolly
John S. Quinn
John Gilloley
James F. J. Crowley
Edward T. McGetrick
William Mague
P. F. Fitzgerald
Joseph O'Donnell
John H. Gordon
Michael J. Driscoll
Edward F. O'Down
Benjamin F. Teel
Yes
Teel
New York City
Huntington Avenue
Charles River Embankment
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Architects of Boston
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Stone & Webster
New England Waterworks Association
General Electric Company
the Lamson Company
Mead-Morrigan Engineer Corps
M. V. M. Navy League of the United States
Charles T. Mainaile
Frank M. Gunby
Marlboro Street
Roxbury
St. Germain Streets
Cambridge Division Parade Grows With 6000 Marchers Planned
Cambridge division of the preparedness parade expands to include about 6000 marchers with reps from Radcliffe, Sargent School, Tufts, Cambridge teachers, and high school pupils. Major P J McNamara leads and Mrs Richard W Sutton marshals the women section addressing factory and theatre groups.
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Radcliffe
Sargent School of Physical Culture
Tufts College
Cambridge School
Charles River Parkway
Boy Scouts
Longfellow Improvement Society
P. J. McNamara
Rockwood
Frank A. Elliott
Coast Artillery
Business Men's Training School
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Company
Longfellow Improvement Association
Cambridge Gas Light Company
Cambridge W Electric Light Company
Ward Baking Company
Macalaster Wiggin Company
Simplex Electric Heater Company
Standard Action Company
Sargent School of Physical Education
Ginn & Company
Library Bureau
Lever Brothers Company
Carr Fastener Company
Boston Confectionery Company
George F. Close Confectionery Company
Bell Confectionery Company
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Coleman Returns to Cambridge After Parole Release
George W. Coleman, former Cambridge bank alert, is released on parole and returns home. He sheds prison garb for a blue suit at Greenfield, pledges to live honestly, and advises young men to play fair. He plans to work for his father and hopes to visit Greenfield again.
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Cambridge
Greenfield
Coleman
Charles Richardson
Greenfield Centre
Colemaan
Eivery
Mrs. Richardson
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Speecial Commission On Military Education and Reserve
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Jordan Marsh
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Dolan
Richard K. Hale
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Arlington Street
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John R. Woodworth
Fairfield Street
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A. G. Reynolds
A. I. Wyman
Hereford Street
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Patrick J. McNamara
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Back Street
Bwsplanade
Warvard Bridge
H. J. Burden
I. J. Googins
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Quincy
W. FE. Sweetser
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Flinthote Mfg. Co
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United Spanish War Veterans
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Tri-Mountain Garrison
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American Sugar Refining Company
Braman
Dow Company
Chase & Sanborn
H. W. Jobs-Manville Company
Fairbanks Company
Dictaplone Company
Walter Trnker & Co
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Hersey Manufacturing Company
Richards & Co., Inc
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F. W. Rouskeld Company
the Texas Company
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Metropolitan Coal Company
George A. Mahoney
S. J. Gaffney
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Harry P. Ballard
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Houghton & Dutton Co
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ELD Clothing Cutters and Trimners’ Union
Talbot Company
Regal Shoe Co
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Shepard Norwell Co
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Wat A, Baron Co
I. Whiting & Son
Elm’ Firm Milk Co
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Eben
John W. Decrow
Charles Street Mall
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Aite
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Selectmen of
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George W. Coleman
Cambridge Bank
Elert
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the Pops
Magteey
Schubert
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Handel
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Holy
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Vienna
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