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| Lt. Lutz is ready with men and machine guns if any May Day riots occur, 1923. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| Capt. Bernard J. Hoppe of the Boston Traffic squad. He made Captain on Thanksgiving, 1920 by Commissioner Curtis. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| Riot car used by policemen with powerful rifles hid behind steel plates with gun outlets, 1920 – 1929 (approximate). (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| Riot squad on duty at state prison, 1935. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| New type of flare gun used by police, 1934. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| Riot guns at Boston Police headquarters, 1934. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| G-men get rid of old guns, 1934. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| Boston Police train with riot guns, 1931. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| Mounted cop in action on Tremont Street, 1920 – 1929 (approximate). (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| Motorcycle cops, Boston Common, 1930 – 1939 (approximate). (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| Mounted cop on Tremont Street, 1915. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| Superintendent Michael Crowley with machine gunners at headquarters. They are ready for big May Day riots, 1920. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| Newton police do sham to test guns, 1935. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| Somerville police chief Thomas Damery with collection of murder weapons from 32 years of running down slayers, 1931. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| Inspecting new riot guns at police headquarters, 1936. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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| “With the latest guns, Boston police will fear nothing. The “Reds” will be met severely in case the start anything”. 1919. (Photo by Leslie Jones) |
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