Boston Labor Parade Draws Mayor and Governor Review
A 13 000 strong labor march through Boston showcased union uniforms from painters to cigarmakers. Mayor Fitzgerald and Governor Foss reviewed the parade at City Hall and the State House, with mottoes and floats highlighting union causes and the McNamara case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Teamsters
Marseillaise
Foss
State House
Springfield
Thomas F. Pedrick
Thomas L. Walsh
William H. Perry
Robert E. Green
Henry B. Crowley
Henry Grant Watson
Pedrick
Roche
Horseshoers’ Union
Cigarmakers’ Union
Horseshoers
Robert Valentine
Michael Shaughnessy
Boston Labor Unions Hold Smokers and Events After Parade
Boston unions held smoke talks banquets and open houses after the parade. Notable events included Painters Union 11 at 386 Harrison Ave with city and state leaders, and Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters Union with Congressman Curley as guest. Roxbury Textile Workers' Union banquet featured International President John Golden and other officials. Additional gatherings occurred across unions at Wells Memorial Building Appleton Hall Vernon Hall and Foss Park with lunches and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School
Washington Streets
City Hall
Leary
School Street
Fitzgerald
Congressman Curley
William O’brien
Knnights of
Columbus
Penal Institutions
John B. Martin
Kennedy
James Haney
U J. O’connor
Boston
Union 11
Harrison Avenue
A. A. Godfrey
Deliver
C Ol
J. J. Lynch
District Council
Patrick Quinn
James A. Walsh
East Boston Union
Henry W. Bearse
Paperhangers’ Union
John T. Cashman
John F. Welch
Wells Memorial Building
Congress
Sara A. Conboy
Lamplighters’ Union
Roslindale
Tile Tayers
Franklin Field
Pavers’ Union 1
N. Y
N. H
H. BH. R
Stationary Firemen’s Union
Wells Memorial
Washington Street
Park, Department
Needham Hall
Roxbury
Paving Department
Public Grounds Department
Vernon Hall
Timsilty
The
Pavers
M. Tf. O’brien
Federation of State
Joseph P. Kilday
Burns
Council
Charles A. Murray
William O'Brien
C S. U
James T. Moriarty
Building Trades Department
City Club
Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Foss Park
Old Barbers’ Hall
Washington and
Dover Streets
Rhode Island Boy Scouts join Labor Day parade from Providence
Twenty scouts aged 9 to 15 from Providence Third Company led by Captain Lovell joined the Boston Building Trades Council parade. They traveled by road starting Saturday, camping near Attleboro and Watertown, cooked their own meals, and visited B. I. Keith's Theatre as guests of manage ment yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Boy Scouts
Providence
Boston Building Trades Council
Lovell
Attleboro
Watertown
B. I. Keith’s Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ove
Cement
Feamsters
United Housesmiths and Bridge and Structural Tron Workers’ Union
John J. MacNamara
Bridge
Structural Iron Workers
J. J. McNamara
Indiana
Park Department
Joseph Doyle
Union
McNamara Brothers
Building Trades
Broadway
Sarah A. Conroy
Roxbury Textile Workers’ Union
Washinon Plail
Lees Street
Lioh
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Paine Memorial Hall
Building Laborers’ Union 223
Appleton Hall
Jackson & CO. Manufacturing
Tremont ST
Park Street Church
Uneeda
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit
Brockton
Beve
Hyde
Lynn
BOY Scouts
Worcester
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