Denver labor bulletin., 1915-09-04
GREAT PARADE
STARTS 1OA. M.
10000 Union Men and Women
Will March Thru Downtown
Streets. With Banners.
Flags and Floats


M TO the breeze and bands play
" " ing. ten thousand organized
men and women will march
thru the streets OF Denver next Monday
in the annual Labor Day parade. II will
start promptly at 10 a. m. and a mighs
concourse of friends and sympathizefs
will be downtown to witness the pageant
and cheer the marchers. Many of the
union members will appear in bright new
uniforms typical of their trades, and
floats will add to the interest and at
fractivencss Of the spectacle.
There s something about a Labor Day
parade that inspires heartbcats OF the
populace such a. no other during the
year Evcry individual marcher i looked
for eagerly by his loved ones stationed
at some point OF vantage along the line,
and cheers are mingled with There's
papa -IIelly, daddy" and other en-
dearing terms. II 10000 are Ia line It
i- safe to estimate that 10000 kinsfolk
are ON the side lines TO hurrah for ia
theT, brother. husband, or sister That's
Why Labor Day parade i % full OF
human interest,
Prizes For Parade.
-Four grand parade prizes will be
awarded. They are on exhibition in the
Bohm-A Jcwelry company windows.
corner Sixteenth and Arapahoc streets.
and are a. follows.
First prize-The best turnout of any
local Shield, donated by the News
Times.
Second prize-Thc best float In the
parade Cup, donated by the Labor Ds,
COMMITTEES. t.t
= Third prire-The best formation and
order Of march Flag. donated by the
Denver Post.
4 Fourth prizc-for the best turnout OF
10y local under one hundred members.
Dup. donated by Labor Day committee.
Line Of March.
The parade will start promptly at 10
O'Clock from the corner Of Eighteenth
and California streets and proceed down
Eighteenth 10 Larimcr: on Larimer TO
Sixteenth; up Sixtxccnth TO Broadway;
on Broadway to Nineteenth street; coun-
tcrmarch on Broadway 10 Seventeenth
street; down Seventeenth street to
Arnpahoc and disband.
Cars will be waiting at the loop 10
convey the crowd to Lakeside. where the
other exercises of the celebration will be
held.
-Four Grand Divisions.
Unions comprising the various divis-
ions will assemble and form as 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 marchcrs are urged to be at the
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Formation of Parade.
Following is the formation and as
-ignmcnts of position for the various or
ganisations;
First Division.
Chief Of Police.
Platoon of Police.
Grand Marshals.
Labor Day Committee.
Trades and Labor Assembly.
Officers and Delegates.
Band.
Painters and Decorators No. 20.
Painters and Decorators No. lO&5.
Painters and Decorators No. 100.
Musicians Union No. 20.
Moving Picture Operators No. $50.
Stage Employees No. Z.
Plumbers and Gasfitters No. : and
/. Plumbers Apprentices.
Stcamfitters No. 20s.
Sheet Metal Workers No. o.
Sheet Metal Workers No. 90.
Electrical Workers No. Ill.
Electrical Workers No. 6s.
Elevator Constructors No. 25.
Tile Layers No. 2s
Lathers No. 6s
Composition Roofcrs No. g.
Cement Finishcrs No. l5D.
Structural Bridge 4 Iron Workers No. "a
United brotherhood Carpenters No. 55.
United brotherhood Carpenters No. l4g1. |
United Brotherhood Carpenters No. 1874. |
United Brotherhood Carpenters No. 1908.
Carriage and Wagon Makers No. l22.
Hosting and Portable Engineers No. 323.
Granite Cutters.
Glass Workers No. 55.
Band.
Bricklayers No. I.
Plastcrers No. 32.
Marble Workers No. 40.
Stone Cutters.
United Laborcrs No. 1879.
Second Division.
Band.
Allied Printing Trades Council.
Typographical Union No. 40.
= findery Women No. SO.