Irvington Labor Day Firemen Celebration Draws Large Crowd
Irvington New York hosted a Labor Day event by the Irvington Fire Association with about 10 000 spectators. Events included youth quarter mile and one mile runs and a three mile race won by Irving Johnson Yonkers along with multiple prize givers and a post event parade and dance. Awards included a new watch to E J Palmer coal prize Norman Templeton Jr and a pretty pin for Andrew Elder Jr. The day concluded with a prize ceremony and plans for an annual celebration next year on Labor Day.
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Irvington Fire Association
Broadway
D. G. Reid
Irvington
John Habermill
John Schrieber
Abbottsford
Joseph Sweetman
Edward Murphy
Robert Nickerson
Dobbs Ferry
John Hutchings
East Irvington
Irving Johnson
Yonkers
N. Y
S. J. Foster
Mercury Field Club
Harry Kitterpane
Edward J. Palmer
Harry Fuller
Hastings
Raymond Gilligan
Kenneth Steward
Fuller
Quinn
Tarrytown
Town Hall
Depot Square
Hastings Protection Engine Company
New York
National Conduit and jCable Company
the Square
Sunnyside Lane
Schuyler
Nation Cable Company
Uniontown Hose
Livingston Hose Company
Robert G. Abercrombie
Thomas Murphy
Henry A
Golding
D. G.O' Reid
Rold
John Dobson
Games Committee
E. J. Palmer
Norman Templeton, Jr
L Andrew Elder
Labor union actions across cities shape protests and labor aid
The Central Federated Union of New York City plans aid for Newark girl cigarmakers on strike while Governor Hughes speaks in Albany at the tuberculo s pavilion dedication. J Eads How organized a Newark unemployed meeting and the union faces graft charges after a mass meeting. Wage talks in steel and tin and shifts in factory worker hours are noted alongside rising US wages and cross city labor tensions.
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Central Federated Union of
New York City
Newark
N.T
Hughes
Albany
N. Y
Albany Labor Federation
J. Eads
Central Federated Union
Massachusetts
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Pittsburg
United States
San Francisco
Cal
Anti
New Alliances and Global News Snapshots
Brief, fragmented items note Tosten merchants backing a China alliance, Teheran nationalists opposing Yong Plung Chun, and Korea's Home Minister favoring Japanese rule. Immigrant workers in Brazil struggle on coffee plantations while Cardinal Vannutelli leaves Rome for London. The Portuguese Chamber passes a budget and Monroe in Ulster County fakes his death. Li Sum Ling warns Japan may close the Far East open door. Governor Fort pushes Sunday saloon closures in Atlantic City. Dorothy May Trible wins a New York baby parade prize as Casablanca reports Abd el Aziz followers winning in Morocco City.
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Tosten
China
Teheran
Yong Plung-Chun
Korea
Hhis
Brazil
Cardinal Vannutelli
Rome
London
Ulster County
N. Yo
Wall Street
New York State
Hitchcock
Li Sum Ling
China Mail
Japan
Far East
Governor Fort
Atlantic City
Dorothy May Trible
New York City
Thisbury Park
N. J
Casablanca
Eletarion
Abd-el Aziz
Mulal Hat
Saya
Morocco
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