Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-05-10 | Page 1 | Free after Ten Years in Jail

f FREE AFTER Tf TEN A AI I JAil NJAL Prisoner Is Greeted by Friends as He Leaves San Quentin Brother Pilling Life Lif Sentence SentenceS I S SAN AN QUENTIN QUENTIN- PENITENTIARY PENITENTIARY I Call CaU May J John 10 John ohn J. J l vin completed a l b. b having Davin A.- A. his prison f erm Fm for rr IX complicity ii l ciffin rw in inthe in inthe the LoS Loh Angeles Angele of 1910 left San Quentin penitentiary shortly after 7 a a. a m m. today McNamara walked to the gate arm in arm with his brother J. J B B. B McNamara who is under life sentence J. J B B. halted at the gate A guard turned the heavy bars the portals swung and J. J J J. walked to freedom J. J B B. stayed behind be be- hind FAREWELL TO BROTHER Sorry sorry you cant can't come come with I me he was heard to say to his brother broI brother bro bro- I ther who must r remain maln behind the big yellow walls of the penitentiary the re reI remainder remainder re- re of his natural life I As they parted the two shook hands warmly Edward C. C Lewis of the and Structural Iron Workers' Workers union and Charles F. F business agent for forthe forthe forthe the San Francisco local of the same organization were waiting McNamara with an ah automobile The Tho three sped away immediately for Sausalito to catch a ferry for San Francisco REFUSES STATEMENT I McNamara refused to make any I statement On the ferry boat he remained reI remained re re- I inside of the automobile and even denied his to persons who sought to talk to him He would not pose for pictures I have nothing to say was what he told told- the newspapermen McNamara looked fresh freh and was smiling He lie was plainly In fine health He wore a natty natty business suit a straw hat fresh from the store and In his buttonhole was a a rose When the boat boat reached San Francisco Francis Francis- I co McNamara's car slipped Francis I quietly I away into the crowded traffic of Market Market Marlet Mar Mar- I ket let street and Tie ne was spirited to an rn place pace I i NEARLY TEN YEARS I II As his automobile passed through the I streets McNamara was seen to look I interested at the street cars the whirl of traffic and the buildings which he had not seen for nine years and eight months Labor leaders here said they believed be believed be- be he would accept an invitation to to address a meeting under the auspices of the Structural Iron Workers union I j jin in San Francisco tomorrow night McNamara not having been pardoned pardoned pardoned par par- I Has lias lost his citizenship Governor Governor Governor Gov Gov- Stephens has indicated that he will not exercise his power to restore citizenship rights to him He was sentenced to serve fifteen years but earned the maximum reduction of sentence sentence sentence sen sen- tence by good by-good good conduct