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PETITION

Hon. Wm. Spry. Governor of Utah.

This appeal is directed to the Board of Pardons in behalf of Joseph Hillstrom, a member of the Industrial Workers of the World, under sentence of death in the Utah Penitentiary. We have read and heard something of the case:

1st. We do not believe that Joseph Hillstrom is guilty of the crime for which he has been convicted.

2nd. We do not believe that he had a fair trial.

3rd. We have learned that the jurors were not selected in the usual way.

4th. The defendant was practically without counsel when he was on trial for his life.

5th. No motive was shown for the crime of which he was convicted.

6th. The conviction was found upon the flimsiest kind of circumstantial evidence.

Believing them to the facts, we the undersigned, demand tthat the death sentence in the case of Joseph Hillstrom be set aside and clemency extended.

Name	Address

B Schager	2327 Cleveland Ave. Chicago. Ill.
J Stutetsel	Hughland Park Sioux Io
Mrs Fran Stretsel	Sioux City Ia.
Barnett Schatz	705 So. Laflin St. Chicago, Ill
J. J. Farley	1046 N Franklin St Chicago Ill
S. Fisher	1740 - W - Huson St. Chicago Ill
Peter Kennedy	642. W. 48th Place Chicago Ill
Ricardo Morens	441 West 63rd St. Chicago Ill

PETITION

Hon. Wm. Spry. Governor of Utah.

This appeal is directed to the Board of Pardons in behalf of Joseph Hillstrom, a member of the Industrial Workers of the World, under sentence of death in the Utah Penitentiary. We have read and heard something of the case:

1st. We do not believe that Joseph Hillstrom is guilty of the crime for which he has been convicted.

2nd. We do not believe that he had a fair trial.

3rd. We have learned that the jurors were not selected in the usual way.

4th. The defendant was practically without counsel when he was on trial for his life.

5th. No motive was shown for the crime of which he was convicted.

6th. The conviction was found upon the flimsiest kind of circumstantial evidence.

Believing them to the facts, we the undersigned, demand tthat the death sentence in the case of Joseph Hillstrom be set aside and clemency extended.

Chicago

Name	Adress

Aaron Geuert	4948 N. Irving ave
Jed A. Anrson	3329 Seminary av
Joseph Yugre	1643 Carman av
Cail Critern	2650 22nd Plase
Ivor Fritz	737 Aldric Ave.
Oscar Larson	1100 Wells st.
Hugo Sampson	625 Belmont ave

E Uedman	930 Belmont ave

PETITION

Hon. Wm. Spry. Governor of Utah.

his appeal is directed to the Board of Pardons in behalf of Joseph Hillstrom, a member of the Industrial Workers of the World, under sentence of death in the Utah Penitentiary. We have read and heard something of the case:

1st. We do not believe that Joseph Hillstrom is guilty of the crime for which he has been convicted.

2nd. We do not believe that he had a fair trial.

3rd. We have learned that the jurors were not selected in the usual way.

4th. The defendant was practically without counsel when he was on trial for his life.

5th. No motive was shown for the crime of which he was convicted.

6th. The conviction was found upon the flimsiest kind of circumstantial evidence.

Believing them to the facts, we the undersigned, demand tthat the death sentence in the case of Joseph Hillstrom be set aside and clemency extended.

Name	Address

Jorg Fruoila| 1515 kenilworth ave Oak Park Ill

OF Nelson	318 N. Central P.K, AVe Chicago
Oscar lawendale	3500 Seminary Chicago Ill
A. Hohn	618 Hamburg St.
G. Anderson	2735 haddon ave
J Weyna	2927 So 48 Court Cicero Ill
S Nordgson	3233 Clifton av Chicgo Ill
Lois Ciddio	818 Bishop Street Chicgo Ill
A Lindahl	373 mantioella go Chicago. Ill
Edward Gallagher	1938 Wash. Blu
John Skogstrom	1641 N Spaulding av
Hanislaia Nrakouski	#831 N Winchester ave Chicago Ill
Frank Howmadka	2109-59 ave Cicero Ill
Joseph Lodwwitz	3609 Divery ave
Otto C Stott	1723 N Kuler av Chcago Ill

PETITION

Hon. Wm. Spry. Governor of Utah.

This appeal is directed to the Board of Pardons in behalf of Joseph Hillstrom, a member of the Industrial Workers of the World, under sentence of death in the Utah Penitentiary. We have read and heard something of the case:

1st. We do not believe that Joseph Hillstrom is guilty of the crime for which he has been convicted.

2nd. We do not believe that he had a fair trial.

3rd. We have learned that the jurors were not selected in the usual way.

4th. The defendant was practically without counsel when he was on trial for his life.

5th. No motive was shown for the crime of which he was convicted.

6th. The conviction was found upon the flimsiest kind of circumstantial evidence.

Believing them to the facts, we the undersigned, demand tthat the death sentence in the case of Joseph Hillstrom be set aside and clemency extended.

Name	Address
W. Sohoening	2673 Warren ave. Chicago Ille
C Hallby	1322 Adelou st " "
O F Sandald	7992 Green St " "
Andrew Chapman	4213 Washington Bl " "
C G Dossor	1010-12-Ave Orslross Park Ill
G. Buttner	2523 N. Franceisio Av Chicago Ill
A Rarks	2238 Milrose St
Chas Gillaspie	25 E. Oak St. Chicago Ill
John Burkenbook	1137 Washington Blvd, " "
W. Blauchila	150 Lowet st chicago
John. J. Allansen	4121 Faustson Bul Chicago Ill
Jos McCloskey	3440 N Lawendale Ave
St. Jinney	2370 N. Robey St. Chicaco Ill
E. Lindberg	3924 Bernard St Chicago Ill
Geo. Johnson	32 58 S. Bacinne Av. Chicago Ill

PETITION

Hon. Wm. Spry. Governor of Utah.

This appeal is directed to the Board of Pardons in behalf of Joseph Hillstrom, a member of the Industrial Workers of the World, under sentence of death in the Utah Penitentiary. We have read and heard something of the case:

1st. We do not believe that Joseph Hillstrom is guilty of the crime for which he has been convicted.

2nd. We do not believe that he had a fair trial.

3rd. We have learned that the jurors were not selected in the usual way.

4th. The defendant was practically without counsel when he was on trial for his life.

5th. No motive was shown for the crime of which he was convicted.

6th. The conviction was found upon the flimsiest kind of circumstantial evidence.

Believing them to the facts, we the undersigned, demand tthat the death sentence in the case of Joseph Hillstrom be set aside and clemency extended.

Name	Address
Anna Polinski	1234 Dickson St.
Nick [Lotoskyuski?]	938 Robey St.
Mitchell [Kuriatkowski?]	1838 August Street
Walter Laboy	938 Robey St.
Gregory Waftowicz	1013 N. Winchester
John Cygmar	1820 Wobanria Ave.
Piotr Sydera	1720 Superior
Joseph Ondrus
Frank Ondrus	4114 Crystal St.
L. [Warkiewiesz?] Jr.	1460 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago
K. [Gadamowies?]	1460 W. Chicago Ave.