Protests against the Execution and/or Conviction of Joe Hill; A: July, Sept. 1914; Aug.-Sept. 1915

Sept the 13th 15. To The Honorable Governor of the State of Utah, Salt Lake City, Dear sir: I beg to let you know that I consider the execution of Jim Hill to take place October [12th?] a blow at liberty and a crime against the working class of the United States. Such deeds have been the cause of all revolutions, therefore my protest. Respectfully yours. L. A. Audre, Conneaut Lake, Pa.

Pottsboro, Tex. R.F.D. no. L. sept. 13, 1915 To the Governor of Utah. Salt Late City: Dear sir- I consider the execution of Joe Hill to be rank murder, a blow at liberty and a crime against the working class of the United states Yours respect [Livrie Aursley?] R.F.D. no 2 Pottsboro, Tex,

Easton, Pa Sep. 13th-15. To the Governor of Utah Salt Lake City. Sir, I am in duty to protest against of the future execution of our comrade Joe Hill. In the name of the Justice I invoke your generous person to commute his sentence, for the sake of [our..?] world and especially as United States. I hope do not spoke in vain or vainly; I am the [...scriber?] [Leoncavalls?] Albert of Rome- Italy.

[?], Tex. Sept 13th 1915 To The Governor of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, Dear Sir. I see in the aper that Joe Hill is to be shot on Oct. 1st. he has been [railroded?] by an unfair trial [?] con sider, this execution mur der a blow at liberty and a crime to the working class yous respectfully Mrs M and [Hottern?] Mrs M.M. Atkins J.J. Atkins

[Typed] ANDERSON Sept 15-15 1----PM THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS [Written] The Governor of Utah Salt Lake City Utah