G: Aug. 1914; Aug.-Sept. 15, 1915

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212 Monroe St. Eugene, Ore. Aug. 5, 1914.

Gov. Wm. Spry, Salt Lake City, Utah,

Dear Sir:

My husband and I wish to protest against the conviction of Joe Hill on flimsy evidence, and to demand a new trial for him.

Yours truly,

Mrs. J. B. Godman.

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Mrs. J. B. Godman 212 Monroe St., Eugene, Oregon.

Dear Sir:

Your communication, written on behalf of Joseph Hillstrom, has been by the Govenor, filed with the State Board of Pardons, which board, under the laws of Utah, acts upon applications for pardon and commutation.

In order that you may be correctly informed as to the facts entering into the appeal of this case to the Supreme Court of Utah. I am enclosing a copy of the decision of the Court for your perusal.

Very respectfully,

Secretary to Governor.

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Omaha Neb 8/4/15

The Honorable Govenor of the State of utah Salt Lake City utah

Dear Sir

This is to Protest against the carrying out of the Death Sentence Pronounced on Joseph Hillstrom by the Courts of the State of utah the carrying out of this Sentence would in my opinion be by far a more atrocious crime than the one charged against Hillstorm who I am Firmly Convinced is an innocent man. I arrived at this conclusion after a Thorough Study of the Evidence Presented by the State Taking the Life of an innocent man is Equivalent to taking the Life of a New Born Babe and I protest against it alone and call on you as a man believing in Justice and Fairness to exercise the Power vested in you as Governor

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and at least commute the Sentence to Life imprisonment if not a full Pardon as I firmly beleive that time will Prove his innocence to all.

Trusting you will see the Justice of this and act accordingly.

I am Sincerely yours

G. J. Gilbert #1224 Douglas Ave Omaha Neb.

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Mr. G. J. Gilbert 1224 Douglas Ave. Omaha, Nebraska

Dear Sir:

Your communication, written on behalf of Joseph Hillstrom, has been by the Govenor, filed with the State Board of Pardons, which board, under the laws of Utah, acts upon applications for pardon and commutation.

In order that you may be correctly informed as to the facts entering into the appeal of this case to the Supreme Court of Utah. I am enclosing a copy of the decision of the Court for your perusal.

Very respectfully,

Secretary to Governor.

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