Grand Review of Boston Civic Parade Includes Massed Military Units
A sweeping list of units, bands, and civic groups in the First Division led by Marshal James Phelan and featuring U S Army and Navy regiments, Knights of Columbus, veterans associations, and multiple district councils. Numbers cite hundreds of marchers totaling around 1000 plus auxiliary floats and bands from diverse communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Stone
W. F. Randall
Louis Watson
James J. McCarthy
Timothy Hanrahan
Cabot
Bishop Cheverus General Assembly
Harry Bettywey
Edward T. McGettrick
John KE. Reilly
John F. McGill
J. T. Gallagher
Daniel G. Slattery
Thomas J. Barry
J. BD. Ferguson
O'Connell
Rosedale
P. M. Coyle
Manila Council
Teel
B. F. Teel
Isabella
Boston Equal Sy Association For Good Government
Uty
William J. Day
Charlestown
Boston Brigade
Boston Council
Michael O’connor
Alwyn Rose
Cross of Columbus
Benedict Council
Somerville
Francis J. Butler
James A. Kiley
Knights of St. John Fife
South Boston
William Grand
Michael J. Redding
Chelsea
William Powers
Charles M. Finn
Fitton Council
East Boston
St. John’s
East Cambridge
James O’brien
John. Hart
North Cambridge
James FP
F.ree Senet
Bernard B. Welch
John. H
Melrose
Woburn
Charles G. Hill
Santa Maria
Malden
W. J. Casey
George FP. O’connor
Medford
Stoneham
Charles J. F. O’brien
Roslindale
St. Mary’s of the Assumption
Magnolia
Hyde Park
James J. Chittick
Eugene I. Corbett
Brookline
J. P. Sheehan
Frank H. Powers
John J. Williams
J. F. Cummins
Edward F. Coughlin
Mattapan
Edward Campbell
William C. Dowling
Float
Thomas ¥. Good
Cambridge
John J. Ryan
P. R
Lexington
Michael J. Owens
John G. Fitszgerald
Brighton Council
George A. Reardon
George J. Farrell
Watertown Council
Richard H. Splaine
John P. Barrett
Concord Council
Matthew Flaherty
Thomas W. Hopkins
Allston Council
William P. McNamara
Philip McMahon
Fast Boston
Latestone
W. H. McGloin
Eader
Joun A. Foley
Dorchester
Quincey
J. J. Coan
Edward D. Barrett
Lower Mills
Charles P. Heaney
Hugh M. Cameron
Pere Marquette
M. J. Gilbride
Edward F. Martin
Rose Croix
Roxbury
Francis N. Murphy
Ham F. Fanning
Ave Maria
West Vincy
Charles J. McGilway
Newsboys
Owen Teaines
Everett
Arlington
Winchester
Maplewood
George A. Sullivan
Boston
American Brass Band
John Campbell
West End
Peter J. McCormick
James J. Ryan
Fleat
Dorchester Historical Society
Pierce Company
Franklin Council
B. F. Teeling
Arthur L. Curry
North End Council
Ik. J. McLeod
Frank J. Nowlan
St. James
John J. Fitzgerald
James A. Sullivan
Daniel J. Gallagher
James F. Hayes
William A. Connor
John J. Burke
Willam Kenny
Frank H. Lamont
Washington
Ee Ieee Morruck
Nance
Veen Coepeny
Vernon Connell
John. A. Foley
Himit
Walter F. Weir
Ueereene
Arnanie
J. F. Ian
Ch . E. du Moulin
Grand Peattewee
Mhetriet
Joseph Ane Ochs
May Altham Wates Company
J. Flockton
Jencer
Shewmut Comneil
Austin
Teutonia Council
A. Haberstroh
John F.rupp
Revere Council
James Lee
John Coughlin
Dorchester Heights
Jordan Marsh Company
John J. Flynn
Waltham
Waltham Council
P. J. Wean
Patrick H. Kelly
Newton
Boston Citizens’. Association
Belmont Council
Needham
D. J. Donovan
Timothy A. Hickey
P. J. O'Neill
Unity Guards
Irish National Foresters
Richard Trum
John Boyle O’reilly
John Reardon
James J
Phelan
Loyal Order of Moose
Joseph L. Daisy
John J. Sullivan
W. J. Patton
A. T. Everson
Aming F. Paschal
Lynch
Fusileer Band
City of
Park Department
Children’s Corner
James H. Phelan
Chickering
Defendants' Case Sees Key Witnesses Testify
In Newark courtroom, Luban identifies gunmen and describes Becker death threat. Witnesses Laban and Stanich corroborate shooting details while others, including Ryan, struggle to identify the shooter as four gunmen face cross examination. The defense seeks delays and the judge adjourns as Rose remains unavailable for testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luban
Giovanni Stanich
Whitey
Lewis
Thomas Ryan
Lefty Louie
Laban
Metropole
Stanich
Boston Columbus Day Parade Details and Highlights
The parade plans include a cosmopolitan turnout with Americans and 26 nations led by groups such as the Nights of Columbus and the U S Army. Notables like Chief Marshal Pfaff and Governor Foss will review from major vantage points as Chinese, Italian, and veteran contingents march. Prizes spotlight floats and features with a 10:40 start and a Franklin Park close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Washington
Temple Place
Tremont
Boylston
Park Square
Columbus Avenue
Columbus Square
Charles Pfaff
Foss
State House
Fitzgerald
Boylston and
Tremont Streets
Mow Dow
Marshal
Columbus
United States Army
Boston
Massachusetts
G. A. Hosely
Charles Street
Letter Carriers’ Association
Knights of Pythias
The
Odd Fellows
the Moose and
Labor Union
Fire Department
Frank C. Brown
Tilton
Commonwealth Avenue
Hereford Street
Newbury Street
Marlboro Street
London witness to sail for New York to testify in Becker trial
Thomas Coupe who saw Hermann Rosenthal shot in New York on July 16 will sail aboard the Mauretania to testify in the trial of former Police Lieutenant Arles Becker. He will be accompanied by William DeFord assistant district attorney. Coupe says authorities assure his safety and the state bears travel expenses and insures his life for 10000 pounds.
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Luban
Whitman
Jacob
Newark
N. J
New York
Maurice
de Nene Aessed
Laban
Becker
Rosenthal
Jack Rose
Justice Goff
Rose
Thomas R. Ryan
Ryan
Whitey
Lewis
Moss
John F. McIntyre
London
Thomas Coupe
Hermann Rosenthal
New York City
Arles Becker
William DeFord
New York County
Coupe
Associated Press
England
Car Crash Injures One In Mattapan Street Collision
One man is injured and many narrowly escape harm after a Mattapan streetcar collided with a loaded coal wagon on Federal Street near Dewey Square. Coal team driver Daniel Shea, thrown from his seat, was taken to Relief Hospital and later went home. Conductor Thomas N. Sharpe and Motorman Charles Lothrop escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattapan
Federal Street
Dewey Square
Daniel Shea
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Thomas N. Sharpe
Sterling Street
Roxbury Crossing
Charles Lothrop
Ottawa Street
Roxbury
Metropolitan Coal Company
Shea
Lothrop
Submarine F-1 Disaster Drowns Two Seamen
G A Schroeder of Milwaukee and T J Turbett of Newark drowned when a wave swept over the United States submarine F-1 as it ran aground near Port Watsonville. The F-1 held a world diving record of 288 feet from 1912. Turbett’s body washed ashore. Schroeder remains missing as 18 crew members toiled 16 hours to free the craft. A Mare Island tug will tow the vessel for repairs.
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Watsonville
Cal
G. A. Schroeder
Milwaukee
T. J. Turbett
Newark
N. J
United States
Port Watsonville
San Francisco Bay
The
Corp
James B. Howell
Turbett
Schroeder
Mare Island Navy Yard
Mare Island
Three Flat Tenement Law Adopted by Town Board
Winthrop Board of Selectmen adopted the new three flat tenement law passed by the Legislature. The measure prohibits building cheap three flat blocks, requires fireproof construction, 10 feet street setback, and limits room air space per person with mandatory windows and fire escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Board of Selectmen
Brookline
Deer Shipments Break Record at Union Station
Deer receipts at Union station reach 110, a record early for the season. Daily totals run ahead of last year’s pace as Bangor reports one of its strongest seasons in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Union Station
McNamara testimony links dynamite plot to West coast
In Indianapolis on October 11 the govt pressed the McNamara alias J B Brice testimony as tying the dynamite conspiracy to West coast explosions. The case involves 45 defendants and seeks to explain disappearances of F A Schmitt and David Caplan as possible accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
J. B. Brice
Chicago
James B. McNamara
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Cal
West
F. A. Schmitt
David Caplan
McNamara
Caplan and Schmitt Indicted in Murder Case Updates
Trial testimony from Los Angeles reveals a web of suspects including Caplan Schmitt and McNamara with hotel records and phone logs tracking Brice and Trehmoe across San Francisco Seattle and Los Angeles. Witnesses confirm explosive plans and the delivery of nitroglycerin to a Seattle site prior to the Los Angeles blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caplan
Schmitt
Los Angeles County
McNamara
Olaf A. Trehmoe
San Francisco
George A. Dixon
Brice
Oakland
Seattle
Washington
J. D. Wagner
Eugene A. Clancy
Dixon
Perry
Los Angeles
Avenue
Walter L. Smith
A. Tvettmoe
Curt A. Dickelman
A. F. Brice
Dickelman
Chicago
Henry Dobberahm
James B. McNamara
Roosevelt Addresses Tariff Record Defense in Wisconsin
In Oshkosh Illinois Roosevelt defends his tariff record and attacks Governor Wilson. He asserts Wilson shifted toward reactionaries and now relies on their support. The speech, delivered in a warehouse in La Follette's state, also marks Roosevelt’s first campaign critique of the senator’s opposition to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Oshkosh
Wis
Wilson
la Follette
Sumner Bird Calls Massachusetts Primary For U S Senator
At a Progressive rally in Holyoke Charles Sumner Bird urged Foss Walker and himself to issue a joint call for a statewide primary to select a United States Senator. He said the primary should occur after the state election and its result ratified by the Legislature. If the gubernatorial candidates refuse he would seek a special legislative session to pass a direct senatorial primary law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Charles Sumner Bird
Foss
Walker
Massachusetts
United States
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Eighth Infantry
J. D. Upton
Mark E. Smith
John. F. Fitzgerald
Grafton W. Potter
James A. Gallivan
James M.curley
John J. Attridge
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Edward J. Bromberg
John W. O’mealey
Augustus Andrews
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Thomas H. Cummings
A. Konrad Johnson
Richard J. Lane
William F. Murray
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U. 8. A. Coast .Artillery Corps
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H. D. Crowley
W. Ll. Conrad
P. ¥. Butler
T. F. Murphy
H. Sullivan
T. F. Sullivan
John J. Barry
J. T. MecWeeny
C. F. Lee
First Coast Artillery Band
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Coast Artillery Corps
W. F. Lombard
C. H. Lawrence
H. S. Cushing
H. H. Hartung
M. 8. Holbrook
A. L. Kendall
H. J. Kane
G. M. King i
C. D. Dickerman
F. M. Walting
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M. Y.M
Johyn B. Fielding
F. L. Joy
H. Cole
J. W. Decrow
H. W. Estey
Joshua Atwood
H.B. Perkins
P. B. Chase
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James D. Weir
George T. Latimer
Sixth Regiment Infantry
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E. W. Keith
D. M. Pray
H. G. Copeland
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George W. Austin
Charles B. Appleton
John A. L. Blake
J. J. Googins
G. A. Robent
A. W. Kenney
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William J. Allagher
Hugh Messenger
Appleby
John A. Hawes
Boardman’s MiMary
D. W. Boardmanader
United Spanish War Veterans
Fred B. Bogan
Daniel Ryan
P. J. Grady
Frank ©. Harrington
Edward M. Gunningham
German I. Sanford
Roger Wolcott
B. J. Hally
Worth Bagley
Highland Cadet Band
Louis Werwig
John M. Fitzgerald
Trimountain
Regular Army and Navy Union
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Sons of Veterans
W. %. Moore
Robert G. Stew
Wp. Young Cole
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K. Cursner
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Boston Public Library
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Knights of the Sacred Heart
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Francis Clark
Benjamin Knowles
Walter L. Hart
K. L. Fennelly
Joseph Gallant
Walliam McCool
Francis Mahoney
Leo Donnelly
Comny D
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Henry Nolan
Thomas McGlyn
Library Bureau
New England Telephone and Telegraph
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William L. Ball
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Salvatore Felicicchia
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Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
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William J. de Laine
J. Henry Meekins
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Columbus Associates
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North End
Nunziato Mondello
Michael Leveron
D’avino
A. D’avino
Antonino P. Delfino
Catholic Club of
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Father Marquette
the Indians
Boston Young Men's Catholic Association
G. A. R. Band
William A. Morrell
Swedish Singing Society
Elias Scaff
George Leon
A. E. Gannon
Philip Nofel
Old China and New
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Chinese Merchants’ Association
May Dow
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Chinese Garden
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Whladylelawa
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St. George Society of Brighton
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Anthony Wengrus
Jacob Augustswicz
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Everett Brass Band
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Luis Almeda
Joseph M. Rose
Joseph Linaires
Michaelense Guards
Joseph Morgan
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P. J. Griffin
Intercolonial Club
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A. N. Vrabnos
Pan-Hellenic Union
Duke
Boston Protective Department
Henry E. Thompson
John D. Seeley
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Heffry N. Page
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Orema
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Cambridas City Rand
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Treet Cleaning
Treet
Pater Dietter
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Rosebud
James Quigley
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Wiliam Orr
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Charles H. Cole
A. L. Winship
Columbus Day Committee
Young Men’s Catholic Ass
East Newton St
J. G. Morgan
Sec. Edu. Committee
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M'Namara
Railway and Trust
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