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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
3
In New Bedford on July 18 operatives who are members of the Industrial Workers of the World may be urged to join a broader labor movement. The report notes activity among workers and possible union alignment discussions.
Hundreds of former hay fever victims report immunity through Ascatco a remedy also said to ease asthma bronchitis and other respiratory ailments Treatment should start weeks before pollen season Nasal passages clear and sleep improves Available at Riker Jaynes Houghton Dutton drug stores and others Two sizes regular $2 trial 50 cents Samples offered by Ascatco Laboratory New York City
A member of the manufacturers association, representing agents and owners of New Bedford's 12 largest cotton mills now closed by the present textile strike, said this afternoon that barring workers from employment is probable.
The I W W faces stiff opposition from mill owners and authorities as talk of a general strike grows. Police pledge to arrest incendiary speakers and monitor meetings while wages near pay windows spark fears of clashes. Casey defends actions amid a city car misuse probe linked to Paragon Park.
Daniel M. Casey of 17 Potosi street Dorchester long time executive clerk of the Schoolhouse Commission was discharged from city service following Finance Commission charges of a joy ride in the department auto. The report says Casey impersonated Schoolhouse Commissioner John F Kennedy and had the department car sent to Paragon Park on Saturday July 6.
Herbert Knox Smith formally retires from the commissionership of corporations after resigning to join the progressive party. He hands over to Luther Conant Jr. of Brooklyn, the deputy commissioner, nominated by President Taft as his successor. Smith plans talks with Colonel Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and then to support the Connecticut petty movement.
The White House and Secret Service denied the unofficial report that a bomb addressed to President Taft reached the executive offices and that Assistant Secretary Sherman P Allen was injured when opening the package.
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