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Wm. J. Reben 217 Maunchunk St. Pottsville Pa Chas S. Herring 116 W. Bacon St " " " " " J Bailey 50 W. Bacon St " " " " Charles Strausse 137 W. Savory St. Palo Alto Pa Frank F Gallo 150 East Bacon St Palo Alto Pa Roy Thomas Railroad St St Clair Pa Irvin O Strause 137 W SAvory St Palo Alto Harry W. Detrick North 11 St Pottsville John Moran 222 E. Bacon St Palo Alto Geo A. Reidler 918 W. Race St Pottsville Pa Fred P Cooper 403 Coralest St Gaibon Pa George C Mountz Pottsville Deresom 531 George F. Fenstromelver Pottsville 515 Main St Samuel J. Schafer Pottsville 168 East Savory St William A. Kogher Port Carbon Pottsville St John H. Wolf 234 Savory St Palo Alto Elmer A. Jost 205 Jackson St Port Carbon Edwin F. Rimble Port Carbon Joseph F. Hossla #551 So Central St Pottsville Pa Valentine Bomm 421 Baine St Pottsville Pa

Philadelphia, Pa Sept. 4th 1915

To the Hon. 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 10, 1914, and of the affirmance of the judgment 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 privledge of being defended by counsel of his own selection, or of conducting his own defense and that he has therefore been deprived of the benefit of counsel.

Because the conviction of said HIllstrom was obtained upon fluencey and wholly insufficient evidence, the said trial being a mockery of justic 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.

Elizabeth E. Kunkel 3310 Arch St Horace M. Huber 5623 N. 4th So M. L. Brown 1307 Lacust St E. G. O'Brien 2255 N. Chadwick St. Angela Marke 3533 N. 16th Street Ida V. McElvaine 6827 N. 7th " S B Gray 1307 Locust Jennie David 1756 N. 10 St.

Reading, Penn'a., September 8, 1915.

To the Honorable Governor of Utah.

Sir:

I have the honor of submitting for your serious consideration the enclosed petition, signed by 157 citizens of this city and county, requesting that you use the authority invested in your high office to stay the execution of one Joe Hill, sentenced to be shot on October 1, until such time as the condemned man shall have had a fair and impartial trial and his guilt has been established to the satisfaction of all fair-minded men.

Trusting that Joe Hill will have no occasion to become a martyr in the eyes of untold thousands of workers whose cause he espoused, and for defending which they believe he is being persecuted unjustly, I beg to remain

Yours for Justice,

L. B. Wilson, Jr.

1407 Muhlenberg Street.