Saved From Chair Bell Granted Thirty Day Stay
Frank Bell, sentenced to die in Chicago for murder of a restaurant keeper, received a thirty day stay of execution from Governor Emmerson two hours before the scheduled death. He is credited with exposing a jail-delivery plot that could have endangered the warden and aides.
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