The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-19
GRANTED CLEMENCY BY
STATE PARDON BOARD HERE
Applications Of So Others De-
MED; Body Will Reconvene
Here Next Week

Thirty prisoners at the state pen
itentiary were granted clemency and
| applications of SO others were denied
by the state pardon board, which ad-
journed its semi-annual meeting
| Wednesday until next Tuesday.
Paroles granted by the board are:
Bert Nolan, committed from Suits
man county Dec. %, 1880, for grand
larceny committed in Eddy county,
one to three years, to be paroled to
father July l.
John Peterson, committed from
Burke county Oct. ~, 1880. one to
five years for statutory offense. to be
paroled Aug. I to wife.
Theodore Antonson, from McEenry
county Sept. 2, 1925. 10 years, statu-
tory offense. eligible to parole.
Lysle Chambers, from Mountrail
county, June ~, 1880, grand larceny,
four years, eligible to parole.
Farel D. Foughty, from Rolette
county, Sept. ~, 1880. engaging In
liquor traffic, one to three years,
eligible to parole.
Ernest Groat, from Dickey county
March 8, 1891, one year. for sending
a letter with intent to extort money,
eligible to parole.
Richard K. Hafner, from Mercer
county July 10, 1880, attempting to
commit suicide, one to two years,
eligible to parole.
Walter Heaton, from Cass county
Nov. 16, 1929, three years, non-support
Of wife and minor children, eligible to
parole.
Lockwood G. Hoskins, from Cas-
county, two years, third degree bur-
glary, eligible to parole Sept. l.
Martin Jensen, from Ramsey
county, Dec. is, 1928, five years. non
support Of minor children. eligible to
parole.
Monroe Messer, from Griggs county
Feb. Z, 1881, is months, third-degree
burglary. eligible to parole.
Title People, from Wells county
Feb. 3, 1881, m year, third-degree
burglary, eligible to parole.
Joe Perzinski, from Stark county.
Oct. ~, 1880, one year and SIX
months, grand larceny, eligible TO
parole.
Fan shenko, from Mclean county.
March 10, 1880, one to four years,
selling chattels subject to lien, eligible
to parole.
Tillie Shoard, from Cass county
April %, 1929, five years, receiving
stolen property, paroled to brother.
Prisoners eligible to parole will be
released as soon as they provide n
board with assurance that they Will
obtain proper employment and re-
sponsibility for them is assumed by
relatives or friends.
Communications granted are:
Charles Thull, committed from d.
vide county Aug. IA, 1929, two ana
one-half to five years, statutory Of
tense. sentence committed to July Is.
Samuel Meadows, from Pembina
county June Is, 1929, four years, sec.
ond-degree manslaughter. ~co1nInuted
at once.
Floyd A. Becker. from Nelson
county. November %, 1880, one and
one-half years, engaging IN liquor
traffic, committed to Aug. l.
y Charlie Bower, from Morton
county, Nov. II, 1929, n to five
years, shooting with a deadly weapon
with intent to kill, committed to
July /. =,
Ernest Christensen, from Walsh
| county, July is, 1880, two years, third
degree forgery. committed to Aug. 8.
George Enron, from Benson county
Aug. /, 1929, five years, statutory OF
tense, committed to July ~.
Charles Hare, from Ward county
Aug. q, 1928, one to three years,
third-degree burglary. committed TO
Aug. /.
James Inglis, from Hettinger
county, July 80, 1928, five years, grand
larceny, committed to Aug. IS.
Harold Kuderling, from Grand
Forks county, July IS. 1929, three
years, assault with intent to commit
a felony, committed to Aug. !.
John Leopard, from Cass county,
June 80, 1880, two years, larceny OF
livestock. committed to Sept. l; TO
leave state.
Melvin Minor, from Pembina
county, Aug. 18, 1880, two years, liquor
traffic, committed to July 20.
Lloyd Spring, from Ward county
! Nov. is, 1929, three years, obtaining
money and property by false pre-
lenses, committed to Sept. l, 1881.