Casmiero Lamieras

Era:1920s
State:Massachusetts
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Biography

Casmiero Lamieras was among the New Bedford textile pickets arrested and taken to jail after police broke their Paige Mills picket formation in September 1928. The paper describes him as a picket captain arrested eight times, but supplies no separate dates or outcomes for seven earlier arrests. The report describes $20 fines, an appeal by the union lawyer and bail as high as $600 each, without an actual bail release. The September 14 dispatch first says nine pickets were arrested this morning but then dates the line confrontation yesterday; the individual event is therefore stored only at month precision rather than choosing September 13 or 14. No total time served is established. Source: Daily Worker, September 15, 1928, page 1, https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/dailyworker/1928/1928-nat/v05-n219-NAT-sep-15-1928-DW-Q.pdf

Cases

Charges: Parading without a permit while picketing the Paige Mills during the New Bedford textile strike.
Arrested: September 1928
Incarcerated: September 1928
Sentence: $20 fine; upon appeal bail was demanded as high as $600 each. No completed bail release or actual sentence service established.
Charges: Parading without a permit during the New Bedford textile strike.
Arrested: Jul 24, 1928
Sentence: The July 26, 1928 Daily Worker individually names Casmiero Lamieras among the Sharp Mill arrestees taken the preceding night in the dated dispatch, indicating July 24. This is a distinct July arrest from the September Paige Mill case already stored. Exact discharge and completed detention are unknown. Source: https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/dailyworker/1928/1928-ny/v05-n176-NY-jul-26-1928-DW-LOC.pdf#page=3

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