Labor Day Parade in Hamilton Promises Largest City Turnout
Thousands of workers will march in Hamilton for Labor Day, with 5 000 or more in the parade and a day of free entertainment at the Butler County fair grounds. The event, organized by local unions, features bands, fireworks, contests, a country store, and a big outing.
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United and Prosperous
Hamilton
Organized Labor
Butler County
Joint
Trades Council Hall
Ohio
Stanley Ogg
Knights of Labor
Butler County Fair
A. L. Due
Free Labor
Far West
Labor Day Parade Set With Five Divisions and Grand Marshal
The 27th annual Labor Day parade plans a five division march through Hamilton with unions from Iron Molders to Machinists forming the lineup. Stanley Ogg leads as Grand Marshal with aides Harry Hensel and Joseph Flynn, while the City Band signals at 4 30 and the parade starts immediately.
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Stanley Ogg
Iron Molders’ Union No
Trades and Labor Council
Harry Hensel
Joseph Flynn
Machinists’ Union No
America
Stanley Oge
Harry Hewsel
Herman Perpingon C. Duerr
Co-operate Trades and Labor Council
Carpenters and Joiners
Plumbers’ Union
Bartenders
Switchmen’s Union
Brewers’ Union
Labor Day Parade Committee Names City Unions
The Fourth Division parade plan lists unions from Pattern Makers to Teamsters and Engineers with Albert Brown as president of the Co operative Trades and Labor Council chairing the Labor Day celebration committee. The roster includes Molders Musicians Plumbers Painters and many others.
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Louis Nau
Co-operative Trades and Labor Council
Carpenters and Joiners’ Union
Walter Price
Aaron E. Eggleston
Trustee
John Hartman Doorkeeper
Samuel Hirsrolsteiner
Stationary Firemen’s Union
Albert B. Brown
Mabel Warren
Typographical Union No
Gosther
Lou Nau
John Smith Electrical Workers
Earl Schneider
G. Wirgins
Molders
Henry F. Hodges
Carl Lehmkuhl
Jacob Binotch
Wm. Ballett
Frank Holt Retaillerks
Robert Fallert
Leo Welch
Steve Mounters
L. P. Goodner
R. BE. Crosthwait
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F. X. Hiltpolsteiner
John Dalton
John Janser
E. E. Weiss
Women’s Union Label League
Edith Vaughn
Mary Finfrock
Ella Buchannon
Henry Betscher
Plumbers' Union No
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Main
Heaton
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Rendezvor
Court St
Second Street
Court Street
Front Street
Imperial Band
Mat Amiot
Joe Fischer
A. Henn
Meyers
Tron Molders’ Union
Tron Molders’ Auxiliary
Typographical
Women's Union Label League
Retail Clerks’ Union
Foundry Employes’ Union
Barbers’ Union
Street Railway Employes’ Union
jJoe Bell Philip Mueller Leo Welch Machinists Union
Bakers’ Union
Railway Clerks’ Union
Frank Holt
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Ohn Yerrigan Fred Hundemer
Dvecorators
Pattern Makers
Meta Polishers
Steve Mouters
Electrical Workers
Meat Cutters
Cigar Makers
Tailors
Teamsters and Chauffeurs
Horse Shoers
Makrs
United Brotherhood of Maintenance
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Arthur Burns
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