Labor Parade Showcases Union Pride and Historic Floats
The parade features a Miss Margaret Jennings presenting flowers to the Mayor, thousands of flags, and a colorfully coordinated display by 200 Boot and Shoe Workers' Union members in white with blue accents. Union banners, booths, and floats highlight labor groups from telephone operators to milk wagon drivers, with dramatic placards on labor issues and a diverse roster of marching unions and bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Margaret Jennings
Marshal Jennings
Edna Dowd
Jennie Ewing
Cigarmakers
Union 97
Park and Recreation Department
Mary
Catherine McKernan
Joseph McDonald
Harold Land
William Collyer
Mary Mahoney
Julia 5. O'Connor
Union 77
Boston
EK. T. Evans
Boardman’s
Plano and Organ Workers’ Union
Hugh Garrity
Salem
Charles Holmes
Haverhill
John Farrell
Ladies’ Waist Makers’ Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Electrical Workers of America
Howard Allen
Fogs's Vaand
Cigar Makers’ Union
Edward Broder
Mary Blewett
A. Wellerman
A. FP. of L
City of
John F. McKernan
Olive Building Cleaners’ Union
Commonwealth Band
Trade Union Roster of Boston and Allied Bodies Listed
A long roster lists numerous trade unions and their officers in Boston. Names include Richard Garrity J J Doyle John Casey Dennis Driscoll Walter Brown and many others across bands, unions, and committees with details of commanders and locals.
Northeastern College Engineering School Ad Highlights Programs
The Boston YMCA Evening School of Engineering offers four year programs in Electrical Civil Structural Mechanical and Chemical engineering and chemistry plus courses in mathematics art architecture drawing interior decoration and industrial design. The next term begins September 21 and catalogs are available at 16 Huntington Ave Back Bay 4100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Evening School of Engineering
America
Allied Building Trades and Union Councils List
A directory style listing of Allied Building Trades officers and numerous local union units with commanding members including J. F. Featherstone A. J. Howlett Edward Grady and many local carpenters and trade unions. The document reads like a roll of officers and locals across carpenters joiners plasterers painters glaziers and related trades with band and council affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Featherstone
A. J. Howlett
Edward Grady
J. K
Twohey
W. N. Kelly
John T. Walsh
John Smith
L. D. Chadwick
William Gainey
David Kirby
John Fox
Tony Spuria
J. Cahill
C. L. Evans
A. P. Doyle
Carpenters’ District Council
Lynn
Carpenters’ Union
C. A. Carr
Hebrew Carpenters’ Union
Samuel Barishoff
S. Grossman
Peter Barwick
KE. M. Curley
J. A. Nicoll
Carpenters and Joiners
Ion
Mc Tg¢glan
George McKenzie
Marlboro
Painters’ District Council
Fred McLeod
P Paperhangers' Union
James H. Templeton
Glaziers’ Union
Joseph Tarren
Brotherhood
Joseph L. Diggins
Joseph Gibson
Lynn Band
William J. McDonough
Warren Post
G. A. R. Band
Electrical Workers’ Union
Martin T. Joyce
Plasterers’ Union
Joseph R. Williams
Human Bloom
International Association of Machinists
A. I. Hormel
Stiles’ Lynn
Painters and Decorators’ Union
D. H. C. Mactutire
Clarke
Mayor Curley Receives Bouquet From Chief Marshal’s Daughter
A Labor Day parade review at City Hall featured 10-year old Marguerite Jennings presenting Mayor Curley with a rose bouquet. The child, daughter of P. Harry Jennings, chief marshal, also sat beside Mrs Curley during the march past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Daughter
Curley
Marguerite Jennings
P. Harry Jennings
City Hall
Miss Jennings
Jennings
Mayor Curley
Margaret Jennings
Marshal Jennings
James M. Curley, Jr
Labor Day Parade Story Opens With Parade Details
A Labor Day parade begins with participants marching along the city streets. Spectators line the route as floats bands and civic groups participate in the event.
Casualties At City Route Prompt Ambulance Response
Several persons collapsed on the route and were taken to the Relief Station. Margaret Roheland aged 14 from Chelsea was sent by ambulance from School street with syncope. Elizabeth Till aged 27 from Charlestown was overcome at Dover street Elevated station. Horace Ballou aged 22 from Dorchester suffered acute indigestion at Relief Hospital. Minot Lynnfield aged 55 from Beacon street sustained a scalp wound and contusions on Beacon near Tremont street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Roheland
Marlboro Street
Chelsea
School Street
Elizabeth C. Till
Main Street
Charlestown
Dover Street
Horace Ballou
Barry Street
Dorchester
Minot Lynnfield
Eliot Street
Beacon Street
Tremont Street
Mrs Ella Sims in Brockton Cycle Crash Likely Fatally Hurt
Mrs Ella F Sims 88 of 112 Newbury Street was thrown from a three wheeled cycle when it collided at Warren and Harvard streets with an automobile driven by Joel Ingles. She suffered broken ribs a punctured lung and head bruises and was taken to Brockton Hospital. Her husband James E Sims was only slightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Ella F. Sims
Newbury Street
James E. Sims
Warren
Harvard Streets
Joel Ingles
Fields at Hartford Slim as Grand Circuit Opens
Hartford Conn Sept 4 The opening day of the Grand Circuit meeting at Charter Oak Park drew small fields and notably slow times compared with prior years marking an underwhelming start to the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Miss Harris M Dominates 2:08 Pace as Three-Heat Trials Open
In the feature, only three starters Miss Harris M J J M and Billy Dale. Miss Harris M wins the 2:08 pace in straight heats while How Constantine takes the 2:10 trot. Brisac eyes the experiment purse with Murphy driving as the brown stallion breaks early then recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harris M
Billy Dale
McDonald
Murphy
Cox
Constantine
Brisac
Rodney
Dick Watts
Humfast
Harris M
Id. la. Me
J. L. Me
Br. S
Bingara
B. m
Murray
Jess Y
Pitman
Br. G
Constantine Oecee Ress
Almah
Carpenter
Lore Ai
E McCloskey
Sweet Spirit
Ackerman
Peter Boy
B. H
Crossman
Peter the Great
B. Gg
Liquor License Suspended for P A Doherty Co
The licensing board suspended the liquor license of P A Doherty Co at 1 Bunker Hill Street Charles Town after a complaint of selling to an intoxicated person. Suspension spans 11 p m Saturday Sept 2 to 6 a m Wednesday Sept 6, effectively one day due to Sundays and Labor Day. This is the second suspension in four months for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Doherty & Co
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Licensing Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry N. Dickinson
J. Walter Mullen
W. Franecke
FE. McGrady
J. J. Barry
P. J. Murphy
Mabel Gillespie
William Kobs
A. C. Langlois
M. J. O'Leary
James R. Crozier
W. F. Kinder
Michael Mckarland
Central Labor Union Division
John C. MacDonald
John I. Stevens
Anna T. Bowen
James T. Moriarty
J. J. Ward
George F. Curran
Chris Mallan
J. Clark
William P. O'Donnell
T. Mattimoe
John Keohane
John A. McGarry
Evans
Fremk McCarthy
H. B. Sullivan
Frank O'Hare
Charles J. Maynes
Thomas
Michael Burns
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Philip J. Guest
Transportation Division
Thomas G. Doyle
Ross
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees
Liberty Band
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Abe Pearlstein
Strachan’s
Jeremiah Driscoll
Boston Cadet Band
Teamsters
John Gillespie
Teamsters’ Union
F. Finnegan
Teel
Coal ‘Teamsters’ Union
Thomas J. McCauley
City of the Local 149
W. P. Graney
Pressmen’s Union
W. Gordon
Spring
Trade Union Liberty League
Northeastern College
School of Engineering
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
G. C. Silsby
Rockville
N. Y
Revinol
Baltimore
Allied Building Trades Division
Sioner
Frank J. Brennan
Municipal Sanitary and Street Cleaners’ Union
Viola Dana
Daniel J. McDonald
Typographical Union
May Matthews
Telephone Operators’ Union
Central Labor Union
Stenographers’ Union
Natherine Lux
Waist Makers’ Union
G' S Sleeve Valve
Willys-Knight
Willys
Knight Power
Connell
McKone Company
Brookline Ave
Worcester Branch
Main St
Worcester, Mass
Beacon St
Manchester
Canal St
N. H
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
U.S.A
Authority of Europe
Next Sunday Post
Edward Marshall
Germany
France
U. S
Marion Gibson
Miss Gibson
the Next Sunday Post
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