Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-12-24 | Page 3 | 7 Prisoners Get Yule 'Pardon'

7 1 PRISONERS YULE P i Standing before the bar of City Judge Reva Beck Bosone in police court Saturday F. F Henri Henriod local attorney secured the release on Christmas eve of seven city jail prisoners who had ad wronged themselves themselves themselves them them- selves far more than they have wronged society In a moving appeal that Judge Bosone said touched my heart Mr Henriod abandoned the theories of Blackstone and based his argument argument m ment nt for release of men in whom there is more good than bad on reasons advanced by the Great Phi Phi- Phi Phi-I Small Quota I In granting the release of seven prisoners who have been working I I as trusties while serving sentences for various offenses Judge Bosone kept alive a tradition of more than 25 years' years standing Names of the fortunate prisoners were approved by Mayor John M. M Wallace Friday night The list was one of the smallest recorded In major traffic cases on Saturdays Saturday's Saturdays Saturday's Satur Satur- days day's police court calendar Frank Dover 29 of South Third West street denied a reckless driving charge and four accused speeders admitted guilt Dover arrested after a two-car two crash Friday night at Third West and South Temple streets will be tried on January 10 The speeders all of whom were sentenced to pay fines of 25 each are Ray Whiting 31 Sandy LeGrand LeGrand LeGrand Le- Le Grand Davis 23 of Fremont avenue McKay A. A Ogden 23 of Third avenue and LaVar 25 of Windsor street J. J H. H Cummings 1064 Third avenue avenue ave aye nue and Dan Hunter Woods Cross admitted passing traffic lights and were fined 10 each while H. H C. C Pope 58 of 1474 Federal way forfeited forfeited forfeited for for- 10 bail bond for ignoring a astop astop astop stop sign