Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-02
LABOR DAY PARADE
Big Demonstration Planned by Unions
in Three Cities.
TEN THOUSAND MEN EXPECTED
Picnic and Exercises Will Be Held at
Syndicate Park.
PROCESSION WILL FORM EARLY
Mobilizes at Sixteenth and Capitol
Avenue at Nine Thirty.
G. A. MD0NALD IN COMMAND
Mayors OF Omaha and south Omaha
VIII Make Addresses, as VIII
others, Possibly Hay
wood.
PROCESSION WILL FORM EARLY
Mobilizes at Sixteenth and Capitol
Avenue at Nine Thirty.
c. A. M'DONALD IN COMMAND


men and women of omaha, South Omaha
and Council Blurs have promised the
attendance Of their members at the Labor
day picnic at Syndicate park today and
the greatest labor demonstration the city
has known is predicted.
The day will begin with a parade, which
viii form at $3.50 at Sixteenth street
and Capitol avenue. 1t will be under the
command of c. A. Mcdonald, ex-presi-
dent of Central Labor union, as chief
marshal The unions will meet at theii
halls at o'clock and from there win
march to Sixteenth street and Capitoi
avenue, where they will line up IN order
as follows:
Advance guard, platoon of police.
Marshal Of the day, G; A; Mcdonald.
FIRST DIVISION.
Band.
John Polian, commander.
Delegates TO the Central Labor Union.
Delegates to the Structural Building
Trades Alliance.
Carpenters District Councils.
Band.
Carpenters Local Union No. 427
Painters Local Union No. 109.
Plumbers Local Union No. 16.
Structural Iron Workers Union No. Fl.
SECOND DIVISION.
r. A Schneider. commander.
Band.
Electrical Workers Union No, 20.
Electrical Workers Union No. 1862.
Striking Telegraphers No. 10.
Typographical Union No. 100.
Press Feeders Union No 2.
Bookbinders Union No 81.
Ctgarmakers' Union No. 93.
Switchmens Union No. S.
THIRD DIVISION.
II. H. Farmer, commander.
Sheet Metal workers Union No. 3.
Iron Moulders'' Union No. 100.
Horseshoers' Union No. 10.
Machnists' Union No. 81.
Blacksmiths' Union No. So
Degree Team No. 15g, A o. u. w.
FOURTH DIVISION.
A c. Kugel, commander.
Band.
Brewery Workers Union No. 90.
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen.
Sign Writers.
Butchers.
Leather Workers Urion No. IL.
Barbers Union
Tailors' Union.
Federal Labor Union.
Route of Parade.
The parade Will form in four divisions.
the first division on the south side of
Capitol avenue and son the west of Six
teenth street; the second on the north
of Capitol avenue and west of Six
teenth; the third on the south of Capitol
avenue and east OF Sixteenth, and
the fourth on the north of Capitol ave-
nue. and the east of Sixteenth. The line
of march will continue from this place.
south on Sixteenth tstreet to Farnam
street east on Farnam to Thirteenth.
north on Thirteenth to Douglas, west on
Douglas to Sixteenth, north on Sixteenth
to Jefferson square and Sixteenth, coun-
termarch to Sixteenth and Leavenworth,
where it will disband to allow the work.
ers to adjourn to the park
Included in the program at the park
will be addresses by Mayor Hoctor of
South Omaha, Mayor Dahlman, Rev.
Frank L. Loveland, Judge sutton on The
Child Labor Law" and c. ]. Smyth on
injunction" w. d. Haywood is in
cluded on the program, but he had not
arrived Sunday evening. A program of
athletic events has been arranged and
handsome prizes, donated by the vari-
Gus unions. are offered. There Will be
and refreshments. The festivi-
ties at the park will begin at o'clock.
Employees of two packing houses will
go to the park at noon, but viii not take
part in the parade, owing TO the dis
tance. Swift and Company's employees
will hold their annual outing at Benning.
ton.