The San Francisco call., 1910-08-01
LABOR PARADE MAY
FOLLOW PRECEDENT
Grand Marshall John A. Kelly
Submits His Plans for An
nual Pageant

John A. Kelly. grand marshal of the
Labor day committee suggests that the
| order of parade of last year, relative
to formation, time of starting and line
! of march, be followed this year. He
| submits his report at this time in Or
| der to give the various departmental
| councils and unions sufficient time to
/ make any corrections that may be
| deemed necessary. The grand mar
| shall recommends that the unions of
the labor council secure their positions
| in line in their various divisions by
| drawing or otherwise, and that they
make selections for marshals and aids
| and also for division aids.
| Following is a list of the marshals.
aids, divisions and unions composing
| the line of march:
Grand marshal. ]. A. Kelly.
Aids TO grand marshal-LAbor council: An
drew J. Gallagher, Michael Casey. John l. No
Ian, w r. Hagerty, III. Cantrowith. Building
| trades: William II. Bemiss, Frank @. McDOn-
aid, Joseph Duffy, G. A. Nelson. John Coeneld.
GUARD OF HONOR
J. F. Mclaughlin NsIeSaa t e; Lynch
Leo Nicholson John Bell
E.. A Brown William Simpson
E. Eaos MuSi siAarren0urs " \; Z aS.las aca5nell
John Mahoney W. F. Flagler
E. s. Henley Henry UIlner
James Curran j. j. Moynihan
| John Walsh w. II. Urmy
Division marshals-First division. A. E.
Smith. Second division B. B. Rosenthal. Third
division, Michael Lee. Fourth division, John
0'Connell Fifth division John 7. Burns. Sixth
division. d. p. Hagerty. Seventh division,
E. A. Clancy.
FIRST DIVISION Building trades)
/ Marshal A.. E. Smith.
1 Painters No auxiliary nafuterS- varnish-
/ ers and polishers No. 1884, sign and pictorial
painters No. so. united glass workers, carpet
mechanics, window shade workers, furniture
handlers union No. 1. Z,
SECOND DIVISION labor counciD
Marshal, B. B. Rosenthal.
Miscellaneous unions. Band.
| =. THIRD DIVISION Building trades
Marshal Michael Lee
| Laborers protective and benevolent sssoci-
alton. Golden Gate lodge of plasterers No SO.
plasterers' apprentices, cement workers union
and auxiliary, patent chimney builders, journey
men stone cutters, stone sawyers, granite cut
BILE cutters and fnishers auxiliary. casters and
modelers,- mosaic workers.
FOURTH DIVISION labor couneiD
Marshal John o'ConneI. Aids.
City front federation. Band and drum corps.
FIFTH DIVISION Building trades
Marshal John t. Burns. Aids.
/ Carpenters union No. y (band). carpenters
union No. 304, carpenters union No. 4S3 (bandJ,
carpenters union No. GIG, carpenters union No.
95. carpenters union No. 423 (band). carpen-
ters' union No. 766. carpenters union No. 1882
carpenters union No. 422, carpenters union No
I640 carpenters union No. 1913; amalgamated
carpenters 1. 2, g. A, o. 8, z; wood carvers and
modelers.
SIXTH DIVISION Labor eouncil)
Marshal d. z. Hagerty. aids.
Iron trades council. Band and drum corps.
SEVENTH DIVISION Building trades counciD
Marshal. E. A. Clancy. Aids
Plumbers. gas and steam filters No 442;
plumbers, gas and steam filters helpers; steam
ntters' and sprinklers' helpers; bridge and
structural iron workers Nos 81, housesmiths
and architectural iron workers No. rs. gas and
| electric fixture hangers No. 404. electrical work
ers No. g; wood wire and metal lathers No 65,
sheet metal workers, amalgamated sheet metal
workers apprentices. elevator. conductors and
starters, elevator constructors No. s. heat frost.
general insulators and asbestos workers; brass
and chandelier workers, hosting engineers
No. 50. steam engineers No. "a. building ma
teral team drivers NoH ZIG (band). longshore
| lumbermen's protective association, humber
clerks association. united laborers No. I, felt
and composition roofers, slate and tile roofers,
house movers union No 1.
EIGHTH DIVISION labor councilI
Marshal to be selected. Aids.
Allied printing trades