The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-06

'sFirst prize for appearance, $50, :
. kasterers union. =
IzSecond prize for appearance, ::
.s5. Inside Wiremcn s union. !.
41First prize for float, so, +
3 fidge and Structural Iron Work ::
.h6 union. :.
! Second prize for float, SO, :
'hiuters' and Decorators union, =
Special prize for appearance, !:
lndsome silk flag, offered by :.
awe & Kelly, PlasteTers' union. :.
:
aljpreccdcntcd in the history of Salt
3 City, the state of Utah, and per
y the entire lntcrmountaln region,
! IN an impressive manner eXemplI-
~ the adage, "In union there Is
9Th one of the largest and most
tntious labor demonstrations in the
NY of organized labor was held IN
81 Monday, Conducted under the
" Ices of the Federation of Labor
. tthe Building Trades council, the
',tration was one that Will be long
lmbcred, rot alone by that body of
Ae-souIed laborlng men which made
ie grand and unqualified success
B1it was, but rs well by all who
the good fortune to witness 1t.
" allied, amalgamated and affIliat-
:. Dor union OF the Federation and the
= hing Trades council united in the
4 ration of the day, placing Salt
flA City in the front rank in tho OBJ
rkflce of that day which is set aside
cbofss own.
= nile the celebration proper was
at Wandamere, the parade, Of
ie. was the big feature of the day,
'r.a magnificent demonstration it
: mately 5000 men taking part.
auF of the unions were represented
n uandsomc floats in addition TO the
: 1ership. and the procession IN gen
. vas one which not only did credit
&c organizations. but also to Salt
= City and the state of Utah. II
n ed the progrcsslveness of Salt
n<r and the thousands who lined the
str;H to witness the parade could not
teTonder how Salt Lake could fur.
!. y. employment TO so many men OF
= = my yocations
nsrrs,ver did a body of more true, whole
rcsa men parade the streets of any
tr han these toilers, who participated
s. fnday's parade. They represented
lable manner the sturdy manhood
: Aome builders Of the land of the
: t}ud the brave.
'pA Parade Imposing Spectacle.
II parade. which was about three
Nos long, left the Federation of La.
all, corner of Fourth South and
.sistreets, promptly as The Tribune
f|e blew 10 o'clock. Every man
loon the spot on time, and the pro.
q ~ got started with unusual punctu.
, ~ The parade was In seven divi
sntti each division having its respec.
j. Z hid. Il. A. Dunsby was grand
n<Pl and b. NJ. Greenwood and G.. NJ
fs rrst aids. During the entire pa.
7 d~Itreet cnr traffic on Main street
]esl emporarily suspended. the Utah
Hos u Railway company dctouriug the
!her' way of other streets in order
he parade should not be inter
undfwith nor the service impaired.
10 first division formed on Fourth
II street between Main and State
-; second division, on west side OF
sopIyr~sfreet ~ between Third and Fourth
y" streets; third division, east side
Lite between Third and Fourth
, nu1 streets; fourth division, north
AUpbf Fourth South between State
m lrcond East streets; fifth division
u 4lside of Fourth South between
- and Second East streets; sixth
astcr n, on east side of State between
this and Fifth South streets: sew
dag ~, iiyision, on West side of State
ess's>1u S'ss>1u Fourth and Fifth South streets
spaj Ssj Harvey was division aid of thu
nd nd s,ivision: j. s. Highman, secont
n % n; l.. +. Woodworth, third divi
he r. l.. Labhardt, fourth division
lo~rs ~ Akinson, fifth division; Charlie:
re ~ avision.
is i,h ice and Firemen Participate.
cros' wing Grand Marshal Dunsbv anl
N. =, the parade was headed by TIVE
pNd officers, squad of patrolmcn
!" Lieutenant John Hcmpel anc
40 npua,In52 brigade from the central sta
S, ,aw iyFollowing the fire apparatus wa,
fhc dsJmery's band Of thirty .fiv,
poIyp and the officers and delegate,
Jon, fylSalt Lake Federation Of Labor
Ie N'ail clerks. carrying a large ban
mt ~ which was inscribed: "Do You
1urac{. Before 6 p. m came next
cIcsit' {hich were the Allied Printin!
the ecouncil, the Typographical
pressmen, press feeders and as
~s.rt, stereotypers, book binders
- III Qnn L.
nj b1econd division consisted Of tn
have ehood of Railroad Trainmen
arting Employees. tailors, BARRIERS, bar
beer bottIers and brewer,
nceny The iron moulders led tn
,uist bvision. with Electrical Worker
u.,saficry leather workers. switchmcn
'pE 90 carmen. blacksmiths and help
!, stIec'hinists, boiler makers and help
D,sork horseshoers following. Th
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