South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-24
AR OFFENDERS,
INCLUDING DEBS,
RECEIVE PARDON
|ciaIist Leader Finishes Pay
Ing Penalty for Cannon
Fodder Speech.


,,.,-+f-..,.7 r-o- maze aael
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-ee-hour conference
ughcr-y ana Fa. ABOARD
yelling soGtHH rI .e.. '.l.
presence was announced 10y FL
ughcr.y 90 group @. N1HD
1uded newspaper e1rre- ..iAeA.--
Model Prisoner
s Debs was described rs
is0uer a. Atlanta d" it..
\erst ard Fr fa.
apiin, united BOO a.e.a'-.-
an rd1er. 20. -',-
rar sentence.
10ice of nearly q million voters
Sc month
other faf"'i--
Tho dve soldiers given la. riL
0nz are Carl j Bryan. jam. -N-
Dell. Roy Young blood, FH'i-.
. an Glider and j.. j.. E.cnaf l-an. ole
irving lie terms fo "Hllh enc"
ere sentenced while "t.- TOO.
merlcau army on tne tI-.r +'
fe ALLEGED ilIluE Of George lance
ED. former British officer.
Among those whose serten.
we're commutel were Charles ASH
: eigh. former ueHsDHpefH anu
writer OF poetry. who was convict
N at Chicago for conspiracy uli''
he espionage act and given ten
hear sentence. His sentence was
zhommuted upon his agreement TO ac-
<hept deportation to England. the
zrountrv of his nativity
other prisoners released included
5Orvil}e Anderson. convicted az Dead
vod & d. oct. 3. 1918. under the
espionags law and sentenced 20 four
,yoa ~. Giovanni Baldazzie. scntenc-
81 10 ten wears after espionage act
7oonviction a. Chicago; David T. Blod-
qett convicted at Des Moines, Ia.
Ind serving twenty years on charges
~ oDcsing the seIective service act,
~ ts now in St. EIlzabeth's hospital
g. the insane for observation. J. T.
..,,,-,,hla convicted al Oklahoma CT
- 81 santenced TO six years for vio-
80, ~ the espfonare act, serving
: tu,o wear sentence, Joseph McAld
-, ,.3---f,tc5 at providence. r. L.
- ',-s.1..t-,,, the espionage act, serv-
-. 49, 49,. Noifck Fferon. con-
- ~ Detroit under the espiOn-
-. 90 sor+anced for 20 years,
-. .r-l,,.5,- oivon a communication OF
-.e-.a 80 five Years by Pres't Will
-. r,-ooso vim was senteuc-
II Paso. Tex. 70 five years al
T'a,,.o-v,-ort, for departing from the
- c.o+e 1nlavvful1v in time of
- a. o, etter1nt to sell the Ger
--,,,t, an Nfevfco plans Of a
i'il-' Little ~ those designed
t,- tbo United states army
-, IT.-.fi.c, convicted at Chicago
90 1orS .7d ear+enced 10 ten
-. ,,,,8or tho esDiOnage act; VIII
yedlS 49, - s.7teDcad az Sioux
~ 8 n an 1917 for violating the
,,,,.t,,,o III Jacobson
-7,,-,-+,,5 ~ Cbfcaro. and sentenced
49,, ,-o,rs for attempting to set
~ ~. ~. -,tiitar, erterprise i'm India
t.-. (,-.,+ T},-f+afD during the wal
~ rl.rI kennedy INSTRUMENTATION
- -.e,,s7r Of duty among selectivi
-, -,,-
Nyar offenders Released.
...-rbe list i'm the main" said an ex-
49,. ets+er,art given out az the
49, rIoTse "Is made up Of those
- o,,,os.5 the war in one way OF
o.,,a- 90 a. "a made up of les.
- = .Li-5 oF w. w. prisoners
80 +rese hove either expressed full
~ort,oDco or are booked for depor-
80, Tba department of justice
hos oiveD no recommendation in be-
t,s1s - tbe advocates OF Sabotage OF
49, 6eg+rpction OF government bs
So ard tho president let il b,
known he would not consider sucF
c,ses Tn addition 10 the five soldier.
~, the LIST many other cases are un-
A. co,si5e-atior.
No Cqcmencv for 1. W. w
Tho president expressed the wish
,bat a. he stated that the grant Of
.f,,,,o,7.v in the cases acted up0I
49, not question the Justice Of an,
acton oF the courts I'm enforcing th'
- q, tfr,e OF national peril bu
y. s.-ots the ends of Justice have beer
f,tr1,- met i0 view of the ChangcC
conditions The vast majority OF SO
called political prisoners still impri