Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-07

he had so told the district attorney
and his assistant.
The petition to the governor asks
for a stay of execution on the ground
that it will be impossible with the
exercise of utmost diligence to obtain
a hearing and decision" on the
various motions made in the courts.
The petition for writ of habeas
corpus charges that Sacco and Van
2etti are being "unlawfully restrained
Of their. liberty in violation of their
constitutional rights "by reason of the
fact that your, said petitioner, have
not yet received a trial by Judges
as free, impartial and independent
as the laws of humanity will permit,
nor nave the proceedings whereby
your petitioners have been condemned
constituted such judicial deter.
mination of their guilt as to be due
process Of law"
Michael A. Musumanno, LAWYER as
sociated with the lSacco- -Vanzetti de-
tense COMMITTEES, who filed the motion
for a new trial at sDedharn, said that
no move would be made in any
federal court until counsel for the
defense had exhausted all recourse
to the state courts.
In the death house at the state
prison Sacco completed the 21st dav
OF his hunger strike and Vanzetti
who has refused food for a mart of
this time refrained from eating TO-DAY.
Sacco received visit from his wife.
Mrs. Rose Sacco. who after O walk
over the prison point bridge from
East Cambridge looked worried and
weary.
PARIS, Aug. 6 l9--The perfecture
of police late tonight issued an order
prohibiting any parade or manifesto
ton in, Paris tomorrow as a protest
against the execution of Sacco and
Vanzetti. Previously the government
had forbidden the ilolding of a great
Sacco- -Vanzetti manifestation in Place
de la Nation Sunday. Following the
governments action, the demonstra Z
tors changed their plans and decided
tc hold a shlige mass meeting in the
Boise de .Vincennts. Undr tie pre-
lectures ruling this mass meeting. as
we'll as all ether demonstrations is
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The city council, various ofgariza-
tiCrs, newspapers and individuals to-
day were keeping up violent outcry
against the execution of the two con-
demned men.
The feverish agitation going on was
emphasized by newspaper display OF
the various bombings report from the
United States.
Police guards today kept a close
watch on the United States embassy
and the chancellory.
A "a hour general strike has been
called for Monday at Saint Etiene.
one of the labor sections of Paris.
A worldwide boycott against Amer.
ican goods vase advocated on the
floor of the congress of synd1calist
federations by Secretary Fimmem of
the International Transportation syn
dicate. but no action was taken. An.
other delegate urged q general world
strike. ,IIar 81
Leon Jouhaux, head of the French
Federation of Labor headed a dele
cation of laborites from IL countries
which presented to the American en-.
bassy a protest. and demand for
clemency for Saccos and Vanzettl and
q similar petition was delivered by
delegates of the French ''Red Relief. .
Scores of kilograms, letters and perr-
tions against the execution of NH
men also have been sent to the
embassy. ol,
The presence in Paris of Signorita
Luigia Vanzetti, sister of one of the
condemned men, has ben given much
attention and the fact that her en-
'barkation for the United States has
been prevented without what is re-
garded as adequate explanation has
caused a more or less general con-
clusion here that the United States
is to blame.
dispatches from Washington YES.
terday said that the Immigration
authorities in New York had been
directed to facilitate the landing OF
Signorina Vanzetti in the event she
should come to the United States to
see her brother before the execution1
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