The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06
Between 5000 ans 5000
People Attend ths
DeTIl6iStf ton
PARADE rs ZOE sE9us
Many Business oneerns
Turn Out IN Eti ofce
to Add Cream

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Between 5000 and eqn
attended the Labor niqa tr
ton here. Rotwith gain
in the early forenoon
trial parade eGlIpsed
and completeness any
kind ever held IN this S. ~ et
state. Hundreds OF men
various organized crafts
number OF floats ana q.
in the street pageant.
With mounted police ~ g
the chief Of police as an q
George s. Wine as chic
with a number Of asslstsslt q rs s
the columns formed u 1lleL
began moving at a oscioe -
line OF march was from
West pike street. thence
west Pike to sixth; thence sou
sixth to West Main, thence ~
East Main to Park avenue. thence 81
Park north to West Pike
west on West pike 70
grounds, where after once e 1s
the track, the column
ed. OF such mammoth ize
parade that 1t did not
1890 O'Clock, although the
moved with despatch.
Many in Edne.
Partially constituting She
sion were carriages contain ll1e l,s
speakers, members 81 the
committee and guests III
the BARRIERS. Travis factory enp loy
Duncan's BridgepaEt BIN 81
ers, Indian imPersOnatoEs seEt
ing CJarksburg Star alsara Our
band, the French Mutual Berie
eiety, window glass workers.
tenders. plumbers in 3 Mttc'iell az
tomobiIe. fathers. pIasterers
penters. painters and dec1r
brewery workers, the, CIark
Telegram. the Block TaiIoEtng Com
pany. the STANDARD MilIin
pany, B. G. Jackson and Com pRny
P. Queen, j. F. Lawman and Son the
Johnstown band. Coco Cola Is
pany. Swift and Company
Transfer Company, ClarlIshllrg
her and Planning Mill CompanJ
Quinn, Clarksburg IIxpou emit ne i
smith-LImer Company. the clar Sss
burg Transfer Company. ti1es orr
Gaylord Company. the Bailey Pro
duce Company and A. , Ftetc6er
Judges Award Prizes.
AS the parade passed the waldo
Judges passed on the merits of the
unions and the exhibits with the
suit that the BARRIERS. the Standar
Milling Company and and the sGIat
burg Lumber and Plainin
Company were awarded prizes.
first for the best appearances
second for the best display and
third for the best team Of h6ts
Uniforms worn by several unions
were especially attractive.
we're furnishing by the "; a:
baum clothing store. The haJr
ers did very clever stunts ana mn
believe the judges erred q th
award to the BARRIERS, althougR
latter made very f1ne Showing
At the noon hour the spea1reTs and
special guests were guests Of On:
j. Galley at the Waldo hotel ct
elaborate meal.
j. w Walden of the Telegram
nee introduced the speakers
the first being Virgil q. EIighlanfi
president of the ClarksbtT Boat
of Trade, who spoke as follows
''Mr. chairman, ladies ana set
tlemen. upon behalf OF the clat
burg Board OF Trade. / desire % ei
ten a hearty welcome to the laB9rEli
men assembled here today. II
the laboring men that we must
for the peace, happiness and MI
al prosperity of this great country
without you, the objects and
poses for which the Board Of Ira
was organized would CONT Tor
ing. we have been very foFtune
indeed in the good feeling that
prevailed between lsborer and eI1-
ployer in this community r
pride and satisfaction that We point
to the speedy and amicaible diti
ment OF what few slight difference
we have had in the past.
''one OF the first questions asked
when any one comes here to look for
4 location for factory What II
CcontmueH On page 81.