Mooney Pardon Rejected as Fight for Freedom Continues
Governor Rolph denied Thomas J. Mooney's unconditional pardon after a 700 word review. The report found Mooney and accomplice Billings guilty of conspiring to bomb the 1916 preparedness parade in San Francisco, killing 10 and injuring 40. Mooney supporters vow to persist, calling the ruling a class motive and a rallying point for labor.
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Mooney Women vow to carry on amid San Quentin news
In San Francisco on April 22 the three Mooney women Rena the wife Anna the sister and Mary the 7 year old mother expressed resolve to carry on as news arrived that Thomas J. Mooney remained imprisoned after another failed bid for freedom. Rena Mooney visited the prison to comfort her husband while his fate was discussed in the governor's mansion an interview was denied.
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Gene Tunney Baby Guarded After Kidnaping Threat
New York police disclosed that Gene Tunney estate guards an infant son after a threatening note was received. The note referred to Charles A Lindbergh Jr and was believed to be from a crank. Police say the letter concerned Tunney s months old son and precautions were taken at the Tunney household.
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Doctor Waives Murder Hearing in Hugo Case
Dr A B Miller, charged with murder for the death of a high school girl after a criminal operation, waived preliminary hearing along with Fred Hennley. Miller also faced a man slaughter charge tied to the finding of a dead baby wrapped in a newspaper.
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