If only John Phillip Sousa hadn't left town after the concert he could have been the Rosa Parks of the anti-Blue Law movement. Instead some no-name got arrested.
I doubt much came out of this event. "Blue Laws" would remain an point of contention for decades. New York's law banning sales on Sunday were not overturned until 1976.
When I got to Texas in the 1980s they still had almost all stores and malls closed on Sundays.
Sousa vs. Sermons
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robcat2075
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Sousa vs. Sermons
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Re: Sousa vs. Sermons
Endicott Johnson is not some no name. Unless you're not from upstate NY. There was a shoe store chain named Endicott Johnson, a city named Endicot and a city named Johnson City in the southern tier. Fairly big shot as southern tier of upstate NY goes.
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robcat2075
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Re: Sousa vs. Sermons
But go ask that southern tier who Harold F. Albert is. He's the one who got arrested for it.hyperbolica wrote: ↑Wed Oct 26, 2022 10:46 am Endicott Johnson is not some no name. Unless you're not from upstate NY. There was a shoe store chain named Endicott Johnson, a city named Endicot and a city named Johnson City in the southern tier. Fairly big shot as southern tier of upstate NY goes.