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Lawrence, Kansas, Sept. 11,1915 To the Honorable Governer Spry, Board of Pardons, Salt Lake City, Utah. We the undersigned citizens of Lawrence, Kansas are convinced that the prosecution of Joe Hill was a clear case of infamous injustice and we therefore most earnestly protest against his execution, believing it to be rank murder, a blow at liberty and a crime against the working class, and ask that you exercise your executive power to prevent this infamous injustice. J.W Anderson Forest N. Anderson James C Sorenson J W Barry W.Y. Scott C.F. Hardtarfer J F.Ashby

30[que?] [11?]am Sep 26 - 15 Governor Utah Sir:- We the undersigned having followed the case of Joseph HillStrom and believing his inno cence respectfully ask that you hand him a new trial.

Ed Clack Rolla Clack Edna Clack L.N. Rolland Carrie Rolland

Lawrence Sand Company CLEAN, HIGH-GRADE KANSAS RIVER SAND P. L. LYNCH, Manager Office and Plants at Seventh and New York Streets. Bell 'Phone 1607 LAWRENCE, KANSAS ANSWERED. Sept, 12, 1915 Sir; You are in a position to save the life of an innocent man. May God awaken your manhood, to the justice that is due Joe Hill, sentenced to be shot Oct.1, 1915. This man's life is as dear to him as yours. Be fair, be square to him. You will. R. L. Lynch Bert Capue J. F. Ashby Miss Pearl Draper

Lawrence, Kansas, Sept. 11, 1915 To the Honorable Governor Spry, Board of Pardons, Salt Lake City, Utah. We the undersigned citizens of Lawrence, Kansas are convicned that the prosecution of Joe Hill was a clear case of infamous injustise and we therefore most earnestly protest against his execution, believing it to be rank murder, a blow at liberty and a crime against the working class, and ask that you exercise your executive power to prevent this infamous injustice. Albert Shepard R.S. Hamburg Jesse Cook Myrtle Anderson Ray Custer J. A. Wright S. Hooklin Link Houx I. Hall