Governor Bates Watches Parade of Nearly 10 000 Labor Marchers
In front of the State House Governor Bates observed a 11 50 a m parade led by Chief Marshal Fitzgerald. Union divisions including plasterers, sheet metal workers, steamfitters, roofers, painters, team drivers, and coal teamsters formed a 200 strong iron workers corps. The Central Labor Union arrived late to highlight its separate division as crowds waited in silence.
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Bates
State House
Othe
American Federation of Labor
Marshak Fitzgerald
Organized Labor
National
Building Trades Council
William M. Taylor
John T. Cashman
Sheet Metal Workers
Alliance 17
Hiawatha
Central Council
Teamsters
Coal Teamsters
Central Labor Union
Beacon Street
Central Labor Union Division
Denis D. Driscoll
Boston
Party Department
Norton and Sullivan
Water Department
Bakers
Collins
City Hall
Governor Sees Enthusiastic Return Parades At State House
A surge of honors marked a State House review with the Governor, aides, veterans, and large crowds. Hats were doffed to leaders and colors while bands, civic groups, and trade workers joined a celebratory procession through City Hall and beyond.
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State House
William M. Clarke
Webber
Wood
Cole
Warren
City Hall
Mission Church
Winter Hill residents seek action over Hinckley Rendering odors
A Winter Hill Somerville meeting on Bond Street urged the Board of Health to abate odors from Hinckley Rendering. Walter H. Snow presided as residents formed a 10 member committee including Arthur Copeland Edward Pynn E J Follen D M Cany E R Holmes G B Clarke C H Smith E H Underhill and F D Snow to confer with officials.
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Winter Hill
Somerville
Bond Street
Hinckley Rendering Company
Walter H. Snow
Board of Health
Arthur C. Copeland
Edward Pynn
D.M. Cany
E. R. Holmes
Socialist Picnic Draws Thousands In New Downer Landing
James A. De Bell of Cigarmakers Union No 97 urged workers to vote Socialist. The gathering, with hundreds standing over three hours, saw speakers including Mayor Flanders and George Willis Cooke condemn corporate influence and advocate municipal ownership. Sports results led with mile run winner James McLaughlin of Boston.
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James A. de Bell
Cigarmakers’ Union No. 97
New Downer Landing
de Bell
Eugene M. Foss
Congress
Sturtevant Works
Foss
Parkman Flanders
Haverhill
George Willis Cooke
Wakefield
Ga. W. Galvin
Burbank
Samantha Merrifield
Boston
Squire EK. Putney
Somerville
State Committee
C. Coulter
Brockton
Central Trades Council
Charles Urfurt
New Jersey
George Bower
New York
Patrick O’neal
Charlestown
George W. Cutting
Flanders
House
Socialist Party
Squire E. Putney
Hoar
Lodge
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Greenbackers
Populists
Reform
Democrats
George E. Littlefield
Westwood
Merrifield
John Ellis
Morgans
Rockefellers
Rothschilds
George Roewer
Galvin
David Taylor
Record crowds flood Revere Beach for holiday carnival
A Suffolk coast crowd estimated at 300000 swarmed Revere Beach yesterday for a double holiday carnival. Police from nearby jurisdictions aided town officers as crowds stretched a mile of Beach Street to Chestnut Avenue and a two mile length of promenade. No arrests occurred and lost children were reunited with parents by nightfall.
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Revere Beach
Middlesex Fells
Beach Street
Chestnut Avenue
Metropolitan Police
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Labor
Oye
Copelands
South Quincy
Miss Walsh
Miss Randell
Dolan
McLaughlin
Norwood
M. O’brien
Joe Capperferm
Quincy
Jean Murphy
M. Murphy
G. Fallon
Edward Poland
Knights OF Labor
Oal
Post
Horseshoers
Stars and Stripes
Asqievance Paper Makers Union
Cigarmakers’ Union
James McLaughlin
W. Lamb
W. Lake
SION
Paper Makers Union
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