New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1918, Page 8

8 WOULD RATHER HANG MOONEY DECLARES Prelers Death fo Being “Con- demned to Living Grave” San Francisco, Nov. sentence of Thomas J. Mooney, con- victed of murder in connection with the homb explosion whish killed ten people here July 22, 1916, during a redness day parade, having n commuted to life imprisonment Governor Stephens last night, no her legal steps can be invoked in behalf, attorneys said today. v who is an iron moulder by , will be removed from the death —The death | | December 9, which he has occupied in San | Quentin penitentiary since July 17 of this year and given employment with Governor Stephens had the s under consideration since last March, when the California supreme court affirmed Mooney’s conviction and an application for a pardon was made. 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