Show PIN PINI I DElEGATES FOR FOA I I County Primaries Draw Large Attendance Three Candidates for Attorney j Get Instructed Members Members' j I Democratic primaries th in n Salt Lake Cit City and county to elect delegates delegates dele dele- I gates to the coming county judicial I and legislative legislate conventions on Monday Monday Mon- Mon MonI I day September 15 15 were held Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tues Tues- I day night most In of the voting districts the attendance was heavy and the fight for far positions on the delegations keen One of the most Interesting races Judging from instructed delegations will be among the candidates for county attorney Calvin W. W Rawlings Rawlings Raw- Raw lings A. A W. W Watson and Daniel Harrington all aU candidates received several Instructed delegations Aside from tram t these ese three there was In Instructed Instructed In- In groups for Harden Bennion Ben Ben- nion state chairman of the senate committee and O. O C. C Dalby former i i I assistant attorney general for the the i I post of city Judge Frank C. C Moyle pulled heavy In the county and Franklyn and E. E II H. Doherty also got indorsements for count county commissioner The rhe following were named as delegates FIRST WARD 1 P. l-P. P C. C Ge Geertsen J. J II Jor Hamilton J 7 W. W Clark O George orge R U. U Carton Carleon C C. C M M. Campbell Minnie S S. S Cooper Mrs M May y J. J Lucas Frank Fraik McGee Instructed for James M. M Hamilton for tor city judge announcing announcing an an- candidacy 2 J. 2 J. J W. W Stringfellow Mrs Mr David Athey John Paradise A. A C. C Hoffman Holfman G G. A. A Home Horne Jr Fred Kels y H H. t. t Mitchell J J. J F F. Instructed for A. A W W. Watson ahon and F F. 2 H 3 Herbert b-Herbert Herbert rb rt Ma May Mrs Florence Maw Haw W. W H. H Wilkins Horace L Lewis George GeorgeH H H. Islaub Mrs V. V G. G Umberg r. r Burton Durton Bur Dur- ton W. W Musser Muser Mrs Sir Burton Durton W W. Musser Musser Mus- Mus ser and Charles Charlea E. E Rose del delegates gates UnInstructed Un- Un Instructed 4 4 L. L F F. Brown Drown Mrs Sirs Jennie Duke C C. J. J Forslund 7 J. J E H. Shields Shield 1 F F. W. W v. v Jones J. J T. T B. B Lewis Uninstructed 5 Lyman 6 Lyman R. R Martineau Sam Dowse David A. A West E H. L L. Jones Jonee Mrs Luella E Evans ans H. H E It Havener Havenor Instructed for tor H. H E. E Wallace David A A. West Veat and VH W. W H. H Wilkins for city judges 6 6 R. R. R R R. Tann Tanner r. r George 0 G. G Smith Henry IC C. C James P. P W. W Shepherd and Henry Strong d delegates legates Mrs Sirs R R. R. R Tanner Paul W. W Manwaring and William Wil VII liam Ross alt alternates s. s Uninstructed 7 7 1 Dr H. H F F. Christensen ns n Judge J. J W W. y Mrs F F. E. E Morris Mrs Mr AV AB A. A W. W Watson Vahon C. C F. F Stalin Malin Mrs H. H F. F Christensen Mrs B. B D D. and G George Watson d delegates legat a. a Instructed for AV AB A. A W. W Watson for county attorney S H. S-H. H. H E. E Wallace H H. L. L P Penrose Alonzo W W. Stringfellow B. B J. J Beer one I Continued on page 8 8 LOEB LOEB LEOPOLD LEOPOLD SENTENCED TO I 2 LIFE IN PRISON Continued from page 2 of humanity and and the court Is satisfied satisfied sat sat- that neither in the act itself nor in Its motive or 01 lack of ot motive nor in the antecedents o of th the of offenders offenders of- of fenders tenders can he find any mitigating circumstances s. s For both the crimes of ot murder and of ot for ransom ransom the law prescribes different punishments punishments punishments punish punish- ments In the alternative For the crime of murder the statute declares QUOTES STATUTE Who Whoever er is guilty pf of murder I shall suffer sutter the puni punishment of or death or imprisonment In the penitentiary peni peni- ten ary for his natural life or for fora I a a. term not less than fourteen years rears If It If the accused Is found guilty by a jUl Jury they shall fix the punIshment punishment punishment pun pun- by bY their verdict t upon a i. i plea of ot guilty the punishment shall be fixed by the court For the crime of ot for ransom the statute reads Whoever hoever is guilty of ot for tor ransom shall suffer sutter death or orbe orbe orbe be punished by imprisonment In the penitentiary for life lite or any term not less than five years ears Under the plea of guilty the du duty y of f d determining ning the punishment devolves devolves' upon i the court and the law Indicates no rule or poll policy C for forthe forthe forthe the guidance of ot his discretion In Inre re retching reaching ching his decision the court would have e welcomed the counsel and support of ot of others In some states the legislature in its wisdom has provided for tor a bench of three Judges to determine the penalty Incases in incases incases cases S such C l as this Nevertheless the court is willing to meet his re re- re I It would have have- been the path of least resistance to im impose impose impose im- im imI I pose the extreme penalty of ot the law MOVED BY YOUTH In choosing Imprisonment in instead instead instead in- in stead of ol death the court Is moved chiefly by the consideration of ot the age of the defendants boys of 18 and 19 years It is not for the court to say that he will not In any case cas enforce capital punishment as asan asan an alternative but th the court be- be that It Is within his province to Decline to impose the s sentence of ot death on persons who are not of full fulI age This determination appears to tobe tobe tobe be in accordance with the progress of ot criminal law all over o the world and with the dictates of enlightened ened humanity More than that i it seems to be In accordance in-accordance with the precedents hitherto observed In this state The records of Illinois show only two cases calles of ot minors who were put to death by legal process process to to which number the court does not feel inclined to make an addition Life Imprisonment may not at atthe at atthe atthe the moment strike the public Imagination Imagination imagination Im Im- im- im as forcibly as would death by hanging but to the offenders of- of fenders enders particularly of the type they are the prolonged suffering of at years fears of ot confinement may well be behe bethe bethe the he severer form of retribution and expiation The court feels It proper to add adda a a. final j word concerning the effect of the parole law upon the punishment punishment punishment punish punish- ment of ot these defendants In the case case- of such atrocious crimes it is entirely ely within th the discretion of the department dc of ot public welfare never to admit these defendants to to parole parol e.- e. eTo To To such a policy the court urges them strictly to adhere Jf Jt f this course is' is p persevered in the punishment of these dete defendants will both satisfy the ends of ot justice and safeguard the Interests of so so- so Will Be No Appeal Appeal- Darrow Says CHICAGO Sept 10 That That finIshes finishes finishes fin fin- my connection with this ease case sold said Clarence S 5 S. S Darrow veteran I chief counsel f for r the defendants whose plea on behalf behal of youth o overcame over oer er- er came the states state's insistence on the death penalty xIt x- x It was all we we- could have asked d for said Mr Darrow there willbe will willbe willbe be no appeal I do not regard it as a's a et victory Ictor except a A. victory for Justice said Benjamin na Bachrach hrach of at defense counsel as he shook off orf those who offered congratulations on the youths escape from the noose Do Donot Donot Donot not congratulate me personally Later Mr Darrow commented on the possibilities of ot paroles The de defene defense tie tie- fene counsel chief said that paroles could be applied for after twenty twenty- years of life sentences had been served but thought that it re required required required re- re t en and one halt half years earll of ot incarceration before paroles could he applied for tor under sentences of ot ninety-nine ninety years in the I j Parents Bowed But Satisfied CHICAGO Sept After lO 10 After After sen sentence sin sin- n- n tence had been pronounced Nathan Leopold Ss father of ot one one of the defendants who sat at with bowed head while the Jurist read his opinIon opinion opinion ion said that he would nev never r at attempt attempt attempt at- at tempt to obtain the release of ot his hisson hisson hisson son from the penitentiary When asked if It that was his attitude he replied t emphatically Surely surely Leopold Sr sat silently weeping He offered no comment and merely nodded his head when friends grouped about him and whispered in his hi's ear When finally Leopold Sr had re- re his composure he opened hi his cigar case and passed cigars to the members of ot the group as they tiled filed from the court room Relatives Express Express' Great Grief CHIC CHICAGO GO Sept 10 Foreman Foreman Leopold Nathans Nathan's older brother relaxed visibly as the the judge reached reach reach- t ed 1 the words in his statement which menat life for tor the youths He had sat with tense ta face e as the Judge read from the transcript He refused t to comment and merely merely merely mere mere- ly smiled as friends about and spoke to the members of ot the Loeb-Leopold Loeb group Allan Loeb athletic brother of of Richard beamed smiles but said nothing Jacob Loeb uncle of ot I Richard and former head of ot Chicago's Chicago's Chicago's Chi Chi- cagos cago's public school board remained silent although he lie relaxed visibly I after atter Judge Caverly had passed the sent sentence c Loeb Family I In Retirement CHARLEVOIX Mich Sept 10 I IBy By U. U P. P Glad Gad Glad their son had j escaped the gallows gallow but mourning him as dead dea dead the parents of Richard Richard Richard Rich Rich- I ard Loeb Loch remained in retirement today when the news ness's of at their sons son's sentence ante to life imprisonment for forthe forthe the ilie murder Of ot Robert Franks reached them I rallied to protect Albert Albert Al- Al i bert H. H Loeb vice president of ot Sears Roebuck Co from an in inquisitive in- in world Gratitude tow toward rd the Chicago millionaire who made their city caused townspeople here hero hereto to do do- doall all in their power to shield I the Loeb family Newspaper Newspaper- correspondents were Ithe t I the only persons to venture near Ithe I Ithe the Loeb Loch summer home when news of Justice Cavelry's Judge and I Jury verdict reached rt ached I Both Mr and Mrs Loeb are al alI already already al- al ready read ill from the nervous or ordeal ordal al alof of f the trial and sentence Attendants Attend I I ants guarded their home and I an an announced announced an- an the they would st see e no one I The Tho word from the family came I from servants who talked to tradesmen tradesmen tradesmen trades- trades men during the morning It Jt was reported Mrs Loeb was confined Ito i ito to her room Mr Loeb has been I j under care of ot a physician and was i ito to have made the trip to Chicago j but canceled his arrangements on I advice of his doctor and his I friends frIend |