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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1913
Page
4
In Coaticook a tumultuous late night meeting featured harsh censorship threats against Jerome and other news to be banned. Aggressive rhetoric included tar and feathers and threats of shooting if Jerome appeared, as streets stayed alive past curfew in a town with minimal police presence.
In Coaticook Quebec on September 7 plans surged to deport William Travers Jerome, New York special deputy attorney general, as an undesirable alien. Local leaders claim his arrest for gambling and his alleged Thaw ties justify action, while immigration officials hint Ottawa and Quebec chiefs may order steps soon. Jerome’s whereabouts are unclear as Thaw’s case continues with hearings set for September 15.
Ottawa immigration commissioner E Blake Robertson predicts Harry K Thaw will be deported by Sept 15 at latest after delays from legal challenges He notes the act should be constitutional and claims hundreds have been deported under it Thaw's lawyers plan to test the act's constitutionality with T R J Mellanis assisting in appeals
Jerome, retained by New York to secure Harry Than’s return to Matteawan, will appear before District Magistrate Mulvena in Coaticook Quebec to answer a gambling charge. The hearing was advanced from Sept. 11. Jerome said by long distance he would be present tomorrow afternoon.
The passage notes that individuals have used the regulation allowing appeal from an immigration board deportation order to stay removal. It highlights deliberate use of procedural avenues to delay or prevent deportation.
The minister of justice and acting interior minister was asked by Thaw's lawyers to veto an immigration order. He declined to say today whether he would grant the request, but it is extremely unlikely.
A fire at the Prospect garage on 295 Prospect Street Cambridge last night destroyed one automobile and slightly burned several others. No one was inside the garage when the blaze started, reportedly from ignited gasoline. Firefighters saved vehicles belonging to D. H. Buckley of South Boston W. H. Fallon Jr and Dr. Charles B Cahill of Cambridge. Building damage was about 1000 dollars.
News of the probable loss of the barge and its crew reaches New Bern as the Berkes and two other lumber barges sail from town Monday in tow of the Kirkton. Captain Derrickson and three men aboard are presumed lost after Wednesday’s storm off Ocracoke. The tug Helén conveyed the report today.
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