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Hillsboro. Ills. Jan 2nd 1915 Govenor of Utah, Hon, and Dear Sir.

I enclose a copy of "resolution" passed by local 644, United Mine Workers of Am., and endorsed by the Trades Council of Hillsboro Ills. The Resolution concerns Joe Hill and his recent trial at Salt Lake City

Yours, Respectfully Submitted.

Harry Brown. Secy

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Hall of Local No. 644 United Mine Workers Hillsboro, Illinois, January 2 1915. At regular meeting, was adopted the following Resolution: Where as: We have information that compels us to doubt the truth of the charges against Joe Hill, or the fairness of his trial at Salt Lake City, Utah.

We believe that Joe Hill is innocent of murder, either directly or indirectly; that the trial jury was prejudiced; that the convicting evidence was false, and that the defendant's evidence was largely omitted. So often in the recent past, have Judicial proceedings been fraudulently based on false accusation and false testimony, that we have lost faith in the efficacy of submissive protest. Therefore be it resolved: We demand a new and fair trial for Joe Hill We demand that the Governor and Attorney General of Utah, act promptly in securing a new and fair trial for Joe Hill. Financial Secretary Harry Brown President Walter Abrams, Presiding Vice President F. H. Haley Treasurer C. J. Greer Frank Gib [Commissioner] Herman Vonderlack [Commissioner] lahao Carter

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So Pekin Ill. 8-22-15 Hon Wm Spry, Gov of Utah; We the people of So.- Pekin at mass meeting assembled, resolve that (Joe Hillstrum) Joe Hill was a victim of a bias trial and if he received justice, would be freed. And further we ask you to use the power of your high office to prevent this heinous crime which is to be staged in the name of law and

2 order Oct. 1st, and farther to gain for Joe Hill his liberty. To the end that justice shall be done we pledge Joe Hill our moral physical and financial support (signed) Sect. Timothy S. Keohane W. G. [illegible] C. F. Pondin C.A. [illegeible] Arrangement comt.

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Paris Ill.

September 14, 1913

Governor Spry

Salt Lake City

Utah

Dear Sir, I am sending in a list of names of people who demand that the deat Sentence of Joseph Hillstron be set aside yours respectfully Wilbur Stowerton

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Cherry, Ill, 20 Septembre 1915

1 Luartaroli Antenore 2 Lazzero Simoncini 3 Urbinati Mibgiade 4 Sam Bonoreorri 5 Gensini Terafini 6 Baldoni Mario 7 Gio Gensini 8 Carlo Tonielli 9 Antonio Traviomo 10 Gouvesnews Henry 11 John Richard 12 Serafinond Molinary 13 Giovanni Busca 14 Ginseppie Busjo 15 Lini Coiso 16 Giovanni Da Col 17 Mimioime Tiorimo 18 Antonio Giothi 19 Romoni Ofizzolin 20 Luis Steblon 21 Sieto DaLsozzonl 22 G Dal Sizpe 23 Martta Antonio 24 Batijla Bunno 25 Gerini Filippo 26 Giacome Calzion 27 Gavalis Tzappailey 28 Sa Mimrimmie 29 Passini Lwrdindnulo 30 Antonio Pellegrini 31 Alzalone Zasanio 32 Tumti Siorentini 33 Coectnili Dingenzo 34 Nellatt DoyCilla 35 John Hrash 36 And Hlavinka 37 Luis Saiplitarl 38 Olzeo Beriviggone 39 Dom Chibattos 40 Gjon Bobbio 41 Carlo Bobbio 42 Joe Periglione 43 Tranch Vacca 44 Jean K Zanoglio

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