New Jersey [41 items]

TO THE HONORABLE WILLIAM SPRY, Governor of the State of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Undersigned, all being citizens of the United States, and whose addresses are set opposite their names, having been informed concerning the recent trial and conviction of one Joseph Hillstrom, (also known as Joe Hill) by the District Court of Salt Lake County, Utah for the alleged killing of J. S. Morrison, and his son, Arling Morrison, in Salt Lake County, Utah on January 10th, 1914, and of the affirmance of the Judgement of conviction of said District Court by the Supreme Court of the State of Utah, hereby make appeal to your executive clemency on behalf of said Hillstrom, and request that you grant him a pardon, for the following reasons, to-wit:

That the said Hillstrom was denied by the Judge of the said District Court of Salt Lake County that fair and impartial trial which is guaranteed to all citizens of the United States by the Constitution thereof, and the laws of the State of Utah, in that the said Court denied to him the privilege of being defended by counsel of his own selection, or of conducting his own defence, and he has therefore, been deprived of the benefit of counsel.

Because the conviction of said Hillstrom was obtained upon flimsy and wholly insufficient evidence, the said trial being a mockery of justice and the verdict rendered therein due wholly to prejudice prevailing in said Salt Lake County against Hillstrom because of his activity in the labor movement.

NAME	ADDRESS

Nathan Friedman	70 Hoep Ave
David S. Webster	92 Reid Av. Passaic N.J.
J. Morrell	58 Hamilton ave Passaic N.J.
Laurance J. Caldwell,	39 Hope Av Passaic NJ
Clarence R Winters	89 Main Ave Passaic NJ
James C Robins,	46 Mongomery Ave, Passaic NJ.
Thomas L Kramer	68 Charles St Passaic NJ
David L. Rogers.	24 Steuben St Passaic, NJ
Frederick T. Brinley	18 Martha Pl, Passaic, N.J.

TO THE HONORABLE WILLIAM SPRY, Governor of the State of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Undersigned, all being citizens of the United States, and whose addresses are set opposite their names, having been informed concerning the recent trial and conviction of one Joseph Hillstrom, (also known as Joe Hill) by the District Court of Salt Lake County, Utah for the alleged killing of J. S. Morrison, and his son, Arling Morrison, in Salt Lake County, Utah on January 10th, 1914, and of the affirmance of the Judgement of conviction of said District Court by the Supreme Court of the State of Utah, hereby make appeal to your executive clemency on behalf of said Hillstrom, and request that you grant him a pardon, for the following reasons, to-wit:

That the said Hillstrom was denied by the Judge of the said District Court of Salt Lake County that fair and impartial trial which is guaranteed to all citizens of the United States by the Constitution thereof, and the laws of the State of Utah, in that the said Court denied to him the privilege of being defended by counsel of his own selection, or of conducting his own defence, and he has therefore, been deprived of the benefit of counsel.

Because the conviction of said Hillstrom was obtained upon flimsy and wholly insufficient evidence, the said trial being a mockery of justice and the verdict rendered therein due wholly to prejudice prevailing in said Salt Lake County against Hillstrom because of his activity in the labor movement.

NAME	ADDRESS

George H [?]	Passaic new Jersey
Harry Hing	Passaic N. Jersey
Herman Miller	Passaic New Jersey.
Chas Heree,	Passaic, N.J.
Alexander [McKony], Jr	Passaic, N.J.
G A Schulenberg	Passaic N.J.
Wm A Lenick	Passaic N.J.
Samuel Dabrow	Passaic New Jersey
Marks Cohen	Passaic New Jersey
Maurie Schreninael	" "
Edward St John Harvey	17 Lueille Pl Passaic NJ

TO THE HONORABLE WILLIAM SPRY, Governor of the State of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Undersigned, all being citizens of the United States, and whose addresses are set opposite their names, having been informed concerning the recent trial and conviction of one Joseph Hillstrom, (also known as Joe Hill) by the District Court of Salt Lake County, Utah for the alleged killing of J. S. Morrison, and his son, Arling Morrison, in Salt Lake County, Utah on January 10th, 1914, and of the affirmance of the Judgement of conviction of said District Court by the Supreme Court of the State of Utah, hereby make appeal to your executive clemency on behalf of said Hillstrom, and request that you grant him a pardon, for the following reasons, to-wit:

That the said Hillstrom was denied by the Judge of the said District Court of Salt Lake County that fair and impartial trial which is guaranteed to all citizens of the United States by the Constitution thereof, and the laws of the State of Utah, in that the said Court denied to him the privilege of being defended by counsel of his own selection, or of conducting his own defence, and he has therefore, been deprived of the benefit of counsel.

Because the conviction of said Hillstrom was obtained upon flimsy and wholly insufficient evidence, the said trial being a mockery of justice and the verdict rendered therein due wholly to prejudice prevailing in said Salt Lake County against Hillstrom because of his activity in the labor movement.

NAME	ADDRESS

Ernest D Condit	164 Lumey St. Passaic NJ
Jas. C. Grover	582 Lexington Ave, Passaic N.J.
Wm N. Thompson	164 Lumey St Passaic N.J.
Walter G Parge	28 Main St Passaic NJ
J Stephan Dodd.	78 Hailin St Passaic NJ
L J Mac Bride	168 Quincy St Passaic NJ
Grover C Adrian	81 Prince St Passaic NJ
Clarance Edwards	49 Main St Passaic NJ
Niclalos Picarto	293 Oak St Passaic NJ
George Penney	37 Lucille Place

TO THE HONORABLE WILLIAM SPRY, Governor of the State of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Undersigned, all being citizens of the United States, and whose addresses are set opposite their names, having been informed concerning the recent trial and conviction of one Joseph Hillstrom, (also known as Joe Hill) by the District Court of Salt Lake County, Utah for the alleged killing of J. S. Morrison, and his son, Arling Morrison, in Salt Lake County, Utah on January 10th, 1914, and of the affirmance of the Judgement of conviction of said District Court by the Supreme Court of the State of Utah, hereby make appeal to your executive clemency on behalf of said Hillstrom, and request that you grant him a pardon, for the following reasons, to-wit:

That the said Hillstrom was denied by the Judge of the said District Court of Salt Lake County that fair and impartial trial which is guaranteed to all citizens of the United States by the Constitution thereof, and the laws of the State of Utah, in that the said Court denied to him the privilege of being defended by counsel of his own selection, or of conducting his own defence, and he has therefore, been deprived of the benefit of counsel.

Because the conviction of said Hillstrom was obtained upon flimsy and wholly insufficient evidence, the said trial being a mockery of justice and the verdict rendered therein due wholly to prejudice prevailing in said Salt Lake County against Hillstrom because of his activity in the labor movement.

NAME	ADDRESS

Lister Place 6th W Hoboken N J Date, 16 Agast 1915

TO THE HONORABLE WILLIAM SPRY, Governor of the State of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Undersigned, all being citizens of the United States, and whose addresses are set opposite their names, having been informed concerning the recent trial and conviction of one Joseph Hillstrom, (also known as Joe Hill) by the District Court of Salt Lake County, Utah for the alleged killing of J. S. Morrison, and his son, Arling Morrison, in Salt Lake County, Utah on January 10th, 1914, and of the affirmance of the Judgement of conviction of said District Court by the Supreme Court of the State of Utah, hereby make appeal to your executive clemency on behalf of said Hillstrom, and request that you grant him a pardon, for the following reasons, to-wit:

That the said Hillstrom was denied by the Judge of the said District Court of Salt Lake County that fair and impartial trial which is guaranteed to all citizens of the United States by the Constitution thereof, and the laws of the State of Utah, in that the said Court denied to him the privilege of being defended by counsel of his own selection, or of conducting his own defence, and he has therefore, been deprived of the benefit of counsel.

Because the conviction of said Hillstrom was obtained upon flimsy and wholly insufficient evidence, the said trial being a mockery of justice and the verdict rendered therein due wholly to prejudice prevailing in said Salt Lake County against Hillstrom because of his activity in the labor movement.

NAME	ADDRESS

S. Fatasinchuz	702 Garden, St.
B. Somer	Stelton N.J.
N. Dunn	Stelton N.J.
S Bradslly	Stelton N.J.
E. Laementon	256 Second ave. N.Y. City
Robert Gonhamer	Stelton N.J.

Jacob Victor	Stelton N.J.
isaac Weiner	Stelton N.J.
Jacob Shool	Stelton N.J.
Samuel Halpern	Stelton N.J.
Harry Killz	520 E 77th St N.Y. City
Jospeh J. Cohen	63 E 107th St New York, City
M Dijapilo	Stelton N.J.
D. Laug	Stelton N J
F Kersh	Stelton, N.J.