C: Aug.-Sept. 1914; July-Sept. 15, 1915

September 14 1915 Carthage Ind

Mr Governor of Utah

Dear Sir

Wont you Pleas Save the Life of Joe Hill for I consider the execution of Joe Hill to be rank murder a blow at Liber ty and a crime against The working Class of the United States

Yours for Justes and Life

James Cappock [signature] Carthage Ind

Steelville Mo Sept 14 - 1915

To the Governor of Utah Salt lake City

Dear Sir

I consider the Execution of Joe Hill rank murder a blow and the Laboring Class Liberty and a crime against the working class of the united States of america

I solemly Protest against such un-fair capital rule as the only crime against Joe Hill is standing Loyal to the Laboring Class you have the power to comute all such unfair Punishment to the working Class hoping you will take amediate action

Yours for Justice

A.P. Carpenter [signature]

Miltonvale Kas, Sept, 15, '15

Gov. Spray, State House Salt Lake City,

Dear sir: I wish to petition you in the name of common right and justice in the name of persecuted labor to pardon, or commute, the sentence of, James Hill, or Hillstrom.

In my estimation he is innocient The victim of a sad persecution. Would it not be better that a thousand criminals escaped unscathed than that one good man should be

wrongfully?

Joe Hill being a member of the I.W.W. is naturally an object of hatred to a certain element in our general society and, being a very active member of that organization, why not doubly so.

Pleading for justice in his case Iam,

Yours sincerely

Wm. Collins [signature]

Fairfax S Dak Sept. '15

Mr. Governor

Honorable sir. I am taking the liberty of adressing you in this manner in favor of our loyal comerade Joe Hill. and hereby repersenting you a copy of his own statement in regard to his inosence.

I am Respectfully Yours

N.J. Christensen [signature]