United labor bulletin., 1914-08-29
Labor Day Parade Formation
ToConprise 4 Grand Divisions
Plans Completed for the Greatest Celebration of Labor Euer
Held in the West; Speaking, Sports and Various Other
Stunts to Be Held at Lakeside Park

Plans for the monster Labor Day pa
rade and celebration have been practi-
cally completed by the joint committee
of the Denver Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, and Building Trades Council, and
The Bulletin in this issue gives the pa
rade formation, plan of assembly and
line of march through the principal
streets. Never before has greater in
terest been displayed in this annual
event, and the various unions are all at
high tension in a desire to be proclaimed
prize winners. Numerous artistic and
trade floats will embellish the parade,
and there will be plenty of martial mu
sic to quickstep the marchers.
The parade is scheduled to start
promptly at 10 o'clock from the corner
of Eighteenth and California streets.
Only one week remains for the marshals
and their aids 10 give final orders and
the bugle sound will be responded to by
the tramp of 10000 union marchers.
Following the parade the crowd will
go TO Lakeside. where program far
exceeding in variety and interest any
heretofore arranged for such a celebra-
tion will be given. Speaking, athletic
sports, drills by fraternal order teams,
dancing, band concerts, vaudeville and
other events viii occupy every minutes
time from noon until midnight. Un-
doubtedly the largest number OF joyful
people ever assembled at Lakeside viii
be there on Labor Day. Hundreds are
coming from surrounding towns and
mining camps. From Pueblo, Colorado
Springs. Cripple Creek and other indus
trial centers the hosts of labor will come
TO Denver to participate in the mass
celebration of labor.
Congressman Edward Keating is COM
ing home from Washington especially to
deliver the Grafton and present mes
sage to those who labor in the manifold
useful and essential avenues of human
industry. His splendid record as n ma
tional legislator during the past two
years has endeared him to wage-earners
of the country, and, here in Colorado
he will be given n welcome return TO
evidence the high esteem in which b.
is held
The Tramway has prepared to give the
best of service TO and from the park
and there viii be no long or tiresome
waiting.
Formation of Parade.
Unions comprising the various di-
visions will assemble and form a.
follows:
First Division-on California street.
right resting on Eighteenth street
Second Division-On Stout street.
right resting ON Eighteenth street
Third Division-on Champa street,
right resting on Eighteenth street
Fourth Division-on Curtis street
right resting on Eighteenth street
All marchers are urged to be at the
place of assembly by 9:3o o'clock.
Following is the formation and as
signmenis of position for the various
organizations:
First Division.
Chief of Police
Platoon of Police.
Grand Marshals:
President Earl X. Hoage of the Trades
and Labor Assembly
President Charles NJ. Moore OF the
Building Trades Council.
Joint Labor Day Committee.
Delegates Denver Building Trades
Council
Delegates Denver Trades and Labor
Assembly.
Band.
U A. of Plumbers and Gasfitters No. 3.
Steamfittcrs No. 2oS and X. II. Pipe
filters No. COS.
United Mine Workers of America
tFrederick. Colo.) No 1858.
Visiting Pueblo Delegations.
Visiting Guests.
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