GOVERNOR FOLSOM
NOT TO REQUEST
TAYLOR'S RETURN
MONTGOMERY. Ala.. Oct. 10—
—Governor James E. Folsom said
oday he is opposed to the idea of
political prisoners” and Will not
equest extradition of Senator Glenn
Taylor of Idaho.
Taylor lost out on an appeal to
!J.S. Supreme Court this week from
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a disorderly conduct conviction ir
Birmingham two years ago. He wai
'• given a 180-day sentence after i
scuffle with police outside a Negrc
i youth rally.
Birmingham Police Commissions
E. C. Connor said yesterday he woulc
i "leave no stones unturned” in trying
1 to bring the Idaho Senator back tc
I serve the sentence.
"I don’t think the city of Birm
i ingham will ask for extradition,’
I Folsom said, “and as Governor oi
! Alabama I will not make such a
! request.
"I am not going to be party to
! anything that means taking away
I the political rights of any man," he
i said.
| Taylor was convicted of disorderly
1 conduct following a scuffle with
1 police outside a Negro youth meet
in.' in 1918. The U.S. Supreme Court
1 refused to review the conviction
| yesterday.
i Taylor came here as a Progressive
| party candidate for vice-president.
Connor said he would seek extra
I clition of the Senator to serve his
: sentence in the Birmingham jail.
■ Taylor, cut in Idaho, said he didn’t
plan to come near Alabama.
The Constitution grants members
of Congress certain immunities from
arrest while Congress is in session.
Taylor’s term expires in January.
A State's Attorney said Taylor’s
extradition would depend upon the
Governors of Alabama and Idaho.
He said Gov. James E. Folsom
first must ask the Governor oi
Idaho to authorize extradition of
Senator Taylor. Then the Idaho
executive must agree to the request.
INJURED IN
CRASH OF TRAINS
LOS "ANGELES, Oct. 10— UP) —
Thirty-live persons were injured,
some seriously, when a Pacific El
ectric passenger train crashed into
the rear of a Pacific Electric freight
train today in heavy fog.
The motorman of the passenger
train, A. V. Knowles, 64, South
Gate, Cslif, was pinned in his
cob for almost an hour. He was cut
out with acetelyn torches. H:s in
juries were believed to be serious
The sheiiff’s office dispatcher
said that apparently no one was
i killed.
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