Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1925, Page 16

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Her action in the case of Sidney | Welk of Dallas, the first man to be | executed under her administration, ®ives a key to the mental processes of the State’s first woman governor in handling one of the most pressing | and delicate problems of her adminis. tration. Welk, from his death cell in e ; Huntsville Penitentiary, sent the fol- Butler for the School of J SM | owing telegram to Mrs. Fi o movel, “So | f€% hours before he was ex: “for the best American novel publish A0 ok ape e . ed during the year which shall present | Gr;}{;;f"‘mfl,’\f‘:fi,‘lw?n(hreux:m::“o\:‘:mi;r"s e e T o rmerl: | mind and heart would break through American manners and _mannood.” | the Hrmor.of reason the woman goy. 1::7‘:]1 i M'\.l-,e‘“',',:f,'l’,':“. ealings in pardon matters, but they RiDislied Injany e en o itol. | Judzed her wrongly. 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