Chapter VIII: Appendix: C

This list represents the first five hundred protestants who replied by wire or letter to letters or telegrams sent out by Paul U. Kellogg, editor of _The Survey_. The letters and telegrams which went out to the large list bore the following signatures: Jane Addams, Frederic Almy, Charles A. Beard, Bruce Bliven, Charles C. Burlingham, Waldo Cook, John Dewey, John Lovejoy Elliott, Haven Emerson, Ernest Freund, Alice Hamilton, Norman Hapgood, Paul U. Kellogg, Dora Lewis, Margaret Homer Shurtleff, Henry R. Seager, Mary E. Woolley. In many cases replies were received from summer homes and resorts. This list is here given alphabetically, but, except where the names occur in the text of “Thirteen Days,” these names are not listed again in the Index.

Abbott, Miriam Worcester, Massachusetts
Abby, M. J. Colorado Springs, Colorado
Adams, Lida S. Whitefield, New Hampshire
Addams, Jane Chicago
Allen, Mary L. Cambridge, Massachusetts
Almy, Frederick Buffalo
Amberson, Wm. R. University of Pennsylvania
Amidon, Beulah New York City
Amidon, Charles F. Fargo, North Dakota
Andrews, Esther New York City
Antin, Mary Great Barrington, Massachusetts
April, Reba Chicago
Arms, Katharine Fuller Greenfield, Massachusetts
Arthur, Katharine Philadelphia
Arthur, Mary Philadelphia
Aub, T. Huntington, New York

Bailey, Forrest New York City
Baker, Edith M. Northampton, New Hampshire
Baldwin, Ruth Standish Gloucester, Massachusetts
Ball, Steadman Topeka, Kansas
Barasch, William Brooklyn, New York
Barbour, Elizabeth Poughkeepsie, New York
Barbour, Violet Poughkeepsie, New York
Barnard, Anne New York City
Barry, Grace Ashland, New Hampshire
Bass, Basil N. New York City
Beard, Charles A. New Milford, Connecticut
Beard, Charles R. New York City
Bearse, Mary New York City
Beck, Dr. and Mrs. F. Asbury Park, New Jersey
Beck, Isabel, Dr. Asbury Park, New Jersey
Belson, Heinrich Brighton, Massachusetts
Bemis, Evelyn New York City
Bergmann, Henry H. Washington, D. C.
Bernstein, Sadie Chicago
Bigelow, Francis Hill Cambridge, Massachusetts
Binger, Dr. Carl A. L. New York City
Binger, Clarinda G. New York City
Bingham, G. W. Boston
Birchard, C. C. New York City
Birtwell, Frances M. Cambridge, Massachusetts
Bliven, Bruce New York City
Blumberg, Dorothy Brooklyn, New York
Blumberg, Philip Brooklyn, New York
Bockius, Elizabeth G. Whitefield, New Hampshire
Bockius, Frances G. Whitefield, New Hampshire
Bollman, Mary Woodstock, New York
Bontecou, Eleanor Cambridge, Massachusetts
Boretz, Mary E. New York City
Bradford, Esther Philadelphia
Bradford, Robert Philadelphia
Brenk, Deltev W. Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
Bronfenbrenner, Jacques Rockefeller Institute
Brown, Geoffrey C. East Orange, New Jersey
Brown, William T. Cleveland Park, D. C.
Brubaker, Howard South Norwalk, Connecticut
Bucek, Mary L. Medford, Massachusetts
Burlingham, Charles C. New York City
Byrns, Elinor St. George, New York

Calkins, Charlotte W. Newton, Massachusetts
Calkins, Mary Newton, Massachusetts
Canfield, H. L. Woodstock, Vermont
Caplan, Frances R. Bridgton, Maine
Capon, Ruth J. Framingham, Massachusetts
Carner, Lucy Ogunquit, Maine
Case, Mary S. Dorset, Vermont
Cattell, J. McKeen Garrison-on-Hudson, New York
Cattell, McKeen Cornell Medical School
Chamberlain, J. E. Boston
Chambers, Robert Cornell Medical School
Chappell, A. W. New York City
Chase, Robert S. Boston
Chase, Mrs. Robert F. Boston
Clark, Sue Ainslee Walpole, Massachusetts
Clement, Sumner Boston
Clumberg, Edith Brooklyn, New York
Codman, John S. Boston
Codman, Margaret Ashland, New Hampshire
Coit, Eleanor New York City
Coleman, Mrs. George W. Boston
Collettireina, Ignacius, M.D. New York City
Collettireina, Marie, M.D. New York City
Collington, D. Philadelphia
Collington, F. Philadelphia
Commons, John R. Madison, Wisconsin
Conant, M. P. Boston
Connell, Dinah Chicago
Converse, Florence Wellesley, Massachusetts
Cook, Waldo Springfield, Massachusetts
Cooperman, Abe Chicago
Cowan, Sarah New York City
Cowing, Agnes New York City
Crouch, F. M. Rye, New York
Cunningham, Helen New York City
Curtis, Isabelle Ashland, New Hampshire
Curtis, W. C. University of Missouri
Cushman, Joan New York City

Darr, John W. Northampton, Massachusetts
Davidson, C. Colorado Springs, Colorado
Davies, Anna Philadelphia
Davis, Anna N. Boston
Davis, Grace D. Hyannis, Massachusetts
Davis, Helen M. Hyannis, Massachusetts
Davis, Janet Magog, Quebec
Davis, Lucy Hyannis, Massachusetts
Davis, Martha M. Hyannis, Massachusetts
Davis, Michael M., Jr. Magog, Quebec
Day, Elizabeth R. Cambridge, Massachusetts
Day, Hilbert F., M.D. Boston
Deardorff, Neva R. New York City
Devine, Edward T. New York City
Dewey, Boris New York City
Dewey, John New York City
Dexter, Smith O. Westport, Massachusetts
Dorsch, Anna Wakefield, Rhode Island
Drake, E. H. Brooklyn, New York
Drew, Medora New York City
Drown, Rev. Edward S. Cambridge, Massachusetts
Drown, Mrs. Edward S. Cambridge, Massachusetts
Dun, Rev. Angus Cambridge, Massachusetts
Dunn, O. New Brunswick, New Jersey
Dutcher, Carolene New York City
Dutcher, Elizabeth Brooklyn, New York

Eddy, Sarah J. Portsmouth, Rhode Island
Edsall, Pendleton Kennedy Boyce, Virginia
Elder, E. D. Baltimore, Maryland
Elliott, James W. Duxbury, Massachusetts
Elliott, John Lovejoy New York City
Elliott, Martha H. Duxbury, Massachusetts
Ellis, Mabel Brown New York City
Emerson, Haven, M.D. New York City
Emmons, M. D. Jamestown, Rhode Island
Estabrook, Emma F. Brookline, Massachusetts
Estabrook, Harold K. Brookline, Massachusetts

Farnam, Henry W. New Haven, Connecticut
Farnam, Mrs. Henry W. New Haven, Connecticut
Farnam, Louise, M.D. New Haven, Connecticut
Farr, Albert Madison, New Jersey
Feder, Leah New York City
Feigus, L. Brooklyn, New York
Fenningston, Sylvia New York City
Ferrari, F. New Haven, Connecticut
Field, Mrs. H. H. Cambridge, Massachusetts
Fishelman, B. Brooklyn, New York
Fitch, John A. New York City
Forbes, Howard C. Cambridge, Massachusetts
Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. J. Yonkers, New York
Forbes, J., Jr. Yonkers, New York
Forbes, Mrs. J. Malcolm Boston
Frank, Virginia Chicago
Franklin, Adele Kingston, New York
Freund, Ernst Chicago
Fried, Fanny New York City
Friedman, H. M. New York City
Fuller, Anne C. Greenfield, Massachusetts
Fuller, Elizabeth Greenfield, Massachusetts
Fuller, Mary W. Greenfield, Massachusetts
Fuller, Raymond G. White Plains, New York

Gallagher, Rachel West Lebanon, New York
Gannett, Lewis S. New York City
Gans, Mrs. Howard S. New York City
Garside, M. Poughkeepsie, New York
Gasponi, M. Pittsburgh
Gemberling, Adelaide Princeton, New Jersey
Gibbs, Howard A., M.D. Boston
Gilbert, Dorothea New York City
Gilley, Dr. Southwest Harbor, Maine
Gilman, Dr. J. Brooklyn, New York
Gilson, Mary B. Woodstock, New York
Glusker, Albert Chicago
Gold, Archibald Asbury Park, New Jersey
Goldthwaite, Anne New York City
Goldthwaite, Lucille A. New York City
Goldthwaite, Lucy New York City
Goldwater, Clara A. Huntington, New York
Goldwater, S. S. Huntington, New York
Goodenough, Carolyn North Rochester, Massachusetts
Grady, Alice H. Boston
Grain, V. Brooklyn, New York
Grave, B. H. Wabash College
Green, Ada E. Bridgton, Maine
Gretsch, Laura Asbury Park, New Jersey
Gretsch, Vera Asbury Park, New Jersey
Gruening, Mrs. Dorothy Smith Portland, Maine
Gunterman, B. L. New York City
Guy, Alma I. New York City
Guy, David New Haven, Connecticut
Guy, Florence New Haven, Connecticut
Guy, Seabury New Haven, Connecticut

Hamilton, Alice, M.D. Boston
Hamilton, Edith New York City
Hamilton, Maud M. New York City
Hanson, Eleanor Pittsburgh
Hapgood, Hutchins New York City
Hapgood, Norman New York City
Hardy, May Caroline, Jr. Boston
Hart, Henriette White Plains, New York
Hartshorn, Cora Shorthills, New York
Hawkes, Abigail T. New York City
Hays, Arthur Garfield New York City
Hechtman, Eva Chicago
Heinzen, R. Prang Rockport, Massachusetts
Henken, M. Brooklyn, New York
Hentel, Celia Bridgton, Maine
Herring, Hubert C. Boston
Herwig, Rammett New York City
Herzog, Adrien Blanchard Lenox, Massachusetts
Hicks, Mary Bainbridge, Georgia
Hicks, Mildred Bainbridge, Georgia
Himwish, A. A. New York City
Hirsch, Elizabeth Chicago
Hocking, W. E. Cambridge, Massachusetts
Hodder, J. A. New York City
Hodder, Thelma D. New York City
Hodge, H. H. Wyoming, Pennsylvania
Hoffman, Daniel Asbury Park, New Jersey
Hoffman, Daniel, Jr. Asbury Park, New Jersey
Hoffman, Frances Asbury Park, New Jersey
Hohman, Martha New York City
Hollsmith, Elise Danbury, New Hampshire
Holmes, Hector Boston
Holton, James C. Brooklyn, New York
Hooker, George E. Chicago
Hoover, Ellison New York City
Hopson, Elizabeth Fuller Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Hosmer, Katharine East Hartford, Connecticut
Hotson, J. Leslie Cambridge, Massachusetts
Hotson, Mary May Cambridge, Massachusetts
House, Florence New York City
Howland, Harold Greenfield, Massachusetts
Hume, Edward H. New York City
Hunt, Elizabeth P. Haverford, Pennsylvania
Hunt, Irwin Wyoming, Pennsylvania
Hunt, Lydia Wyoming, Pennsylvania

Ingraham, Aimee W. Boston
Ingram, Frances Louisville, Kentucky

Jablonower, Joseph New York City
Johnson, Mrs. Edward J. Winchester, Massachusetts
Johnson, Lillian Springfield, Massachusetts
Johnston, Alice A. New York City
Johnston, Dorothy R. Boston
Just, E. E. Howard University, Washington,
D. C.

Kahn, Dr. Jerome L. New York City
Kahn, Mrs. Jerome L. New York City
Kaufman, Anna New York City
Kelley, Nicholas New York City
Kellogg, Paul U. New York City
Kelsey, Paul H. Brookline, Massachusetts
Kennedy, Luna E. Philadelphia
Kennedy, Marie E. Woodstock, New York
King, Anna Woodstock, New York
Kirshaw, J. E. Cambridge, Massachusetts
Kirshaw, S. S. Cambridge, Massachusetts
Klahr, Emma Whitefield, New Hampshire
Kneeland, Hilda Spofford, New Hampshire
Koenig, Caroline Brooklyn, New York
Koenig, Herman Brooklyn, New York
Kohn, C. Marion Philadelphia
Kohn, Estelle Rumbold New York City
Kraus, Louise H. New York City

Ladd, Ailslie T. Lancaster, New Hampshire
Ladd, Mary E. Lancaster, New Hampshire
Lakeman, Mary R. Swampscott, Massachusetts
Lamonte, C. B. Byefield, Massachusetts
Lancefield, D. E. Columbia University
Lancefield, R. C. Rockefeller Institute
Lane, Lenore Hampton, New Hampshire
Lane, Sarah Hampton, New Hampshire
Lane, Wheaton Hampton, New Hampshire
Lathrop, John Howland, D. D. New York City
Lazar, B. Brooklyn, New York
Lazareff, B. G. Chicago
Lazareff, Elizabeth Chicago
Lazareff, Luba Chicago
Lazzari, Elizabeth Paine New York City
Lee, H. H. Auburndale, Massachusetts
Leonard, Edith North Rochester, Massachusetts
Leroyer, J. Boston
Levy, Clara D. Bridgton, Maine
Levy, David Bridgton, Maine
Lewis, Mrs. Dora Philadelphia
Lockett, Elizabeth Provincetown, Massachusetts
Lofting, Hugh Lyme, Connecticut
Logan, M. A. New York City
Loomis, Miriam M. Boston
Lopas, Gene North Wilmington, Massachusetts
Lopas, Grace North Wilmington, Massachusetts
Lord, Mrs. J. A. Danvers, Massachusetts
Lozinski, M. Brooklyn, New York

MacKaye, Benton Shirley, Massachusetts
MacKaye, Hazel Shirley, Massachusetts
Mackenzie, Jean Kenyon, New York City
McConnell, Elizabeth New York City
McDowell, Mary E. Chicago
McDowell, Pauline Ocean Point, Maine
McLean, F. H. Summit, New Jersey
McLeish, I. Colorado Springs, Colorado
McLeish, Mrs. M. H. Colorado Springs, Colorado
Maher, Amy West Lebanon, New York
Makens, Adelaide New York City
Manship, Grace New York City
Marcus, Grace F. New York City
Marelli, A. Hampton, New Hampshire
Marelli, Maria Hampton, New Hampshire
Marks, Jeannette South Hadley, Massachusetts
Marming, J. E. New York City
Marshall, Charles C. New York City
Matchett, Clara Allston, Massachusetts
Mead, Mrs. George H. Chicago
Melish, Rev. John Howard Brooklyn, New York
Mendel, Philip Cambridge, Massachusetts
Merk, Frederick Cambridge, Massachusetts
Meserole, Darwin J. Brooklyn, New York
Meyer, Dr. Bernard New York City
Miller, Agnes Kingfield, Maine
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Westfield, New York
Miller, Jean W. Kingfield, Maine
Millman, Bessie Chicago
Mitchell, Broadus Sweet Briar, Virginia
Moak, Harry New York City
Moak, Rose New York City
Moffet, Edna V. Whitefield, New Hampshire
Montague, William Pepperell New York City
Moore, Edward H. Pequannock, New Jersey
Moore, Madeline N. New York City
Moulton, Phyllis New York City
Mullan, J. M. Philadelphia
Mussey, Mabel Barrows Wellesley, Massachusetts
Mussey, Henry R. Wellesley, Massachusetts

Neill, J. G. New York City
Nolen, John Cambridge, Massachusetts
Norman, C. A. Columbus, Ohio
Norris, S. B. Colorado Springs, Colorado
Noyes, William Leonia, New Jersey

Oleson, Lena New York City
O’Neil, Irene Thomas New York City
O’Neill, Neville New York City
Ormsby, Kathleen White Plains, New York
Otey, Mrs. Dexter Lynchburg, Virginia
Ottman, F. Brooklyn, New York

Packard, Fanny Cambridge, Massachusetts
Paine, Isabelle S. Boston
Parsons, Louis B. New York City
Passage, W. W. Brooklyn, New York
Peabody, Anna May Cambridge, Massachusetts
Peabody, Helen Cambridge, Massachusetts
Peaslee, E. Isabel Medford, Massachusetts
Peaslee, Rachel A. Medford, Massachusetts
Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Middlebury, Vermont
Pholbrook, Alice Hampton, New Hampshire
Plunkett, C. R. New York University
Pohl, Dorothy Chicago
Pollitzer, Anita Charleston, South Carolina
Powell, Mary Lee Cambridge, Massachusetts
Powell, Thomas Reed Cambridge, Massachusetts
Prang, Mrs. Louis Rockport, Massachusetts
Preston, Evelyn Red Bank, New Jersey
Preston, Stuart D. New York City
Price, Ida Wilcox Scarborough, New York
Price, W. T. R. Scarborough, New York
Putnam, Dr. C. R. L. New York City

Raisman, Aaron Brooklyn, New York
Raisman, Emma Brooklyn, New York
Raisman, Victor Brooklyn, New York
Ratner, Joseph Columbia University
Raushenbush, Winifred New York City
Read, Doris Baltimore, Maryland
Read, Edith Baltimore, Maryland
Read, Professor H. F. Baltimore, Maryland
Renbox, Lisa New York City
Robinson, Edith A. Northport, New York
Robinson, Helen New Haven, Connecticut
Rockheimer, Rita Bridgton, Maine
Roewer, George E., Jr. Boston
Rogers, Arthur K. New Haven, Connecticut
Rogers, Helen W. New Haven, Connecticut
Roghe, Hedwig Brooklyn, New York
Roller, Anne New York City
Rondinell, Annina C. Whitefield, New Hampshire
Rosen, David New York City
Ross, Mary New York City
Rudenberg, R. Brooklyn, New York

Saftel, Helen Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Salinger, Dorothy Boston
Sanford, Mary R. Bennington, Vermont
Scheiber, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Peekskill, New York
Schenk, William New York City
Schlesinger, Arthur M. Cambridge, Massachusetts
Schrader, Franz Bryn Mawr College
Schrader, Sallie H. Bryn Mawr College
Schrufro, Mary Bridgton, Maine
Schrufro, Samuel Bridgton, Maine
Schultze, Mrs. Martin Chicago
Scripture, Bertha Lincoln, Massachusetts
Senken, B. Brooklyn, New York
Sessions, Juliette Williamstown, Massachusetts
Shearman, Margaret Hilles South Byfield, Massachusetts
Shurtleff, Margaret Homer Boston
Simkhovitch, Mary Kingsbury New York City
Skillings, Franklin Peak’s Island, Maine
Smith, Carl E. Hampton, New Hampshire
Smith, Eloise L. Hampton, New Hampshire
Smith, Holmes St. Louis, Missouri
Smith, Mary H. Elizabethtown, New York
Smith, P. Philadelphia
Smith, T. Max Elizabethtown, New York
Solomon, Walter Leo New York City
Sonneck, O. G. New York City
Sosbroke, Hughell Westport, Connecticut
Spencer, Niles Provincetown, Massachusetts
Squier, Mrs. J. E. Boston
Starr, Ellen Gates Chicopee, Massachusetts
Stephens, Louise New York City
Stern, Frances Boston
Stevens, James G. Canandaigua Depot, New York
Stites, S. H. Wyoming, Pennsylvania
Stokes, I. N. Phelps Greenwich, Connecticut
Straub, Mrs. Otto T. Cambridge, Massachusetts
Sturtevant, A. H. Carnegie Institution, Washington,
D. C.
Swensen, Edgar New York City

Talbot, Ellen B. South Hadley, Massachusetts
Tannenbaum, Dora Chicago
Tapley, Alice P. Williamstown, Massachusetts
Tarbell, Ida M. Trumbull, Connecticut
Tarbell, Sarah A. Trumbull, Connecticut
Tarbell, W. W. Trumbull, Connecticut
Tarbell, Mrs. W. W. Trumbull, Connecticut
Tauber, Frederick Melrose Highlands, Massachusetts
Taylor, Graham Chicago
Taylor, Lea D. Chicago
Taylor, Lily R. Bryn Mawr College
Teller, Sidney Pittsburgh
Thomas, Francisca Woodstock, Vermont
Thompson, Catharine Boston
Thompson, Christina Princeton, New Jersey
Thompson, Maud Ocean Point, Maine
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. New York City
Thurston, Henry W. New York City
Tillinghast, S. M. Wyoming, Pennsylvania
Tine, Maria Chicago
Tolman, Mrs. Henry Salem, Massachusetts
Training School for Jewish Social Work New York City
Trimble, J. K. Philadelphia
Tucker, Mrs. G. Burr Trumbull, Connecticut

Vance, John T., Jr. Washington, D. C.
Vangerbig, Geraldine Red Bank, New Jersey
Van Loon, Hendrik New York City
Van Tuyl, Alverda New York City
Villard, Oswald Garrison New York City
Voce, P. Pittsburgh

Wadsworth, Mary K. Wakefield, Rhode Island
Waechter, Lee New York City
Wales, Marguerite A. New York City
Walser, Igan M. Westport, Connecticut
Walsh, Margaret M. Brooklyn, New York
Walsh, Mary G. Brooklyn, New York
Walther, Elise K. Chicago
Walton, Elizabeth New York City
Walton, Perry Boston
Washington, William M. Detroit, Michigan
Weiss, Rose Ocean Point, Maine
Wells, Frank C. Brooklyn, New York
Wemrebe, Joseph, M. D. Boston
Wentworth, Lydia G. Brookline, Massachusetts
West, Eloise Flushing, New York
West, Walter Flushing, New York
Weyl, Mrs. Walter Woodstock, New York
Wheeler, Elizabeth Ashland, New Hampshire
Whipple, Katharine W. New York City
Whipple, Leon R. New York City
Whitcomb, Camilla G. Worcester, Massachusetts
Whiting, Edith Baltimore, Maryland
Whitmarsh, Alida Edgartown, Massachusetts
Whitney, Professor Marian Parker Poughkeepsie, New York
Wight, Alexander E. Wellesley, Massachusetts
Wilson, Angeline Boston
Wilson, Arthur Boston
Wilson, Dorothy Boston
Windsor, Anna G. Wakefield, Rhode Island
Wingert, Christina Princeton, New Jersey
Wingert, Gustav Princeton, New Jersey
Winson, Ellen Haverford, Pennsylvania
Wise, Helen G. Seal Harbor, Maine
Wittler, Milton Boston
Wolcott, G. S. New York City
Woodhull, William Princeton, New Jersey
Woodman, F. C. New York City
Woods, Amy Duxbury, Massachusetts
Woodward, Helen New York City
Woodward, W. E. New York City
Woolley, Mary E. South Hadley, Massachusetts
Worthington, Louise New York City
Wright, Rowe Woodstock, New York
Wyatt, Edith Franklin Chicago

Zagler, Henrietta Chicago
Zucker, Theodore F. Columbia University

BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE

The uncertainty in the minds of multitudes of men and women here and abroad as to the exercise of our American institutions of justice will make many of the fair-minded, whether conservative or liberal, eager to read or page through some of the outstanding reports, books, articles and editorials on the subject.

Among these should be listed: The Lowell and Fuller reports;[19] Felix Frankfurter’s, “The Case of Sacco and Vanzetti”; Eugene Lyon’s, “The Life and Death of Sacco and Vanzetti”; John Dos Passos’s, “Facing the Electric Chair”; “The Letters of Sacco and Vanzetti,” edited by Marion Denman Frankfurter and Gardner Jackson; “America Arraigned,” an anthology of poems by some fifty American poets, edited by Ralph Cheyney and Lucia Trent;[20] in the _New Yorker Volkszeitung_ from April to the end of August, 1927, will be found in German some unusual poems on Sacco and Vanzetti by Israel Kassvan; “There is Justice,” by William Floyd; “Boston” by Upton Sinclair; “The Sacco-Vanzetti Case,” Transcript of Records of the Case, Henry Holt and Company; and articles and editorials published in the Defense Committee’s _Bulletins_, in the _Arbitrator_, _Atlantic Monthly_, _Nation_, _New Leader_, _New Republic_, _Outlook_, _The Relay_, _Springfield Republican_, and _The Survey_.

Finally when the Defense Committee has finished its editing of the compiled Sacco and Vanzetti papers, students of these issues will have an authoritative body of documents irreplaceable in the Defense literature. In the meantime both the _Decision of Gov. Alvan T. Fuller_ and _The Lowell Committee Report_ have been reprinted together and without comment by the Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee. This important reprint, or any one of the books listed in this note, may be obtained either from the Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee, P. O. Box 93, Hanover Street Station, Boston, Mass.; or from the Sacco-Vanzetti National League.

FOOTNOTES:

[19] Reprints of these reports, also reprints of Sacco-Vanzetti articles by John Dewey, Arthur Warner, William Thompson and Alexander Meiklejohn, may be obtained from the +Sacco-Vanzetti National League+, Room 2008, 104 Fifth Avenue, New York City. +The Sacco-Vanzetti National League+ is the permanent name of an association which was hastily formed in August, 1927, through the efforts of Mrs. Jessica Henderson, and others, to secure from the Department of Justice access to the files for material bearing on the case of the two men under sentence. The organization was not successful in this effort, but, under the chairmanship of Dr. Robert Morss Lovett, it continues to exist to keep the public informed of developments in the case, which it does not regard as closed. It has in hand now the preparation of a book on the Lowell Report, under the editorship of Professor Karl Llewellyn.

[20] The following are the names of the fifty poets included in this volume:

John Haynes Holmes, David P. Berenberg, Ralph Cheyney, Mary Carolyn Davies, S. A. DeWitt, W. Wilson Manross, Martin Feinstein, John Gould Fletcher, Louis Ginsberg, Carolyn Leonard Goodenough, Ernest Hartsock, Nicholas Moskowitz, Benjamin Musser, Lola Ridge, E. Merrill Root, Blanche Waltrip Rose, Mary Siegrist, Edith Lombard Squires, Lucia Trent, Robert Whitaker, Gremin Zorn, W. P. Trent, Seymore Michael Blankfort, Witter Bynner, Countee Cullen, Babette Deutsch, William Closson Emory, Harry Alan Potamkin, Ettore Rella, James Rorty, Clement Wood, Vincent G. Burns, Harold D. Carew, Miriam Allen DeFord, Arthur Davison Ficke, S. Ralph Harlow, Mary Plowden Kernan, Alfred Kreymborg, A. B. Magil, Jeannette Marks, Kathleen Millay, Edna St. Vincent Millay, William Ellery Leonard, Miriam E. Oatman, John Dos Passos, Alice N. Spicer, Laura Simmons, Max Press, Joseph T. Shipley, Henry Reich, Jr., Edwin Seaver, Josiah Titzell, Bethuel Matthew Webster, Jr., Alice Riggs Hunt.

INDEX

Addams, Jane, 22, 108

Almy, Frederick, 108

_America Arraigned_, 1, 18, 34, 36, 44, 64, 121-122

American Civil Liberties Union, 75, 102

American Legion, 106

Amidon, Judge, 22

Anarchists, hang the, 9, 51;
literature, 51;
Italian, 62;
Chicago, 75;
two philosophic, 102

Anarchy, 41

_Arbitrator_, 122

_Atlantic Monthly_, Attorney Thompson in, 71, 122

Aurelius, Marcus, 74

Austin, Mary, 22

Baldwin, Roger, 103, 104

Barnard College, 97, 98

Barry, John, 13

Beacon Hill, 6, 16, 52

Beale, Fred, 34

Beard, Charles A., 108

Bellevue, 22, 25

Bent, Silas, 88

Berenberg, David P., poem, 1

Berlin, 46

Bernheimer, Louis, 30, 31

Blackwell, Alice Stone, 29

Bliven, Bruce, 108

Bloor, Mother, arrested, 33-35

“Blue Menace,” 97, 106

Blye, Captain, 89

Boissevin, Eugene, 29

Bombs, 4, 11, 19

Boston, 1, 2, 3, 7, 12, 18, 19, 20;
Regnant, 26, 43, 52, 55, 56, 58, 68, 75, 81

Boston Common, 16, 26, 52, 56, 57

Braintree, 65

Brandeis, Judge, 19-20

Bridgewater, 65

_Brooklyn Eagle_, 13

Broun, Heywood, 5, 8;
in _Nation_, 69

Brown, Don, 45

Brown, John, 18, 43

Brubaker, Howard, 22

Bryn Mawr College, 97

Buenos Aires, sympathetic strike, 46

Bunker Hill Monument, 26, 34-35

Burlingham, Charles C., 108

Cadman, Dr. S. Parkes, 104-105

California, 33, 102

Calkins, Mary, 98

Callahan, Jack, 88

Cattell, J. McKeen, 22, 81

Chaplin, Ralph, _Mourn Not the Dead_, 95

Charlestown Prison, 6, 13, 36, 40, 47

Cheswick, Pennsylvania, 45

Cheyney, Ralph, Editor with Lucia Trent of _America Arraigned_, 1,
18, 34, 36, 44, 64, 121-122

Christ, Jesus, 41, 81, 92, 94, 98

Citizens’ National Committee, 22

Clayton anti-trust act, 72

Codman, John S., 22

Cohn, Dr., _Some Questions and an Appeal_, 86

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, inward prostration of the soul, 68

Colorado, 45, 75, 85-86

Commons, John R., 22

Communist, 9

Conservative, 71, 81, 94, 101

Cook, Waldo, 22, 23, 25, 106, 108

Coolidge, Calvin, 87;
on _Enemies of the Republic_, 97-100, 106

“Coolidgisms,” 97-99

Cox, Governor, 88

Cox and Harding, vote for, 78

Cremation Chamber, 61

Crowley, Chief of Police, 26, 77

Dadourian, Professor H. M., in _Scientific Monthly_, 81

Dana, H. W. L., Vanzetti’s letter to, 48, 49

Darrow, Clarence, 65

Daughters of the American Revolution, 106, 107

Death House, 6, 13;
back in, 21;
immortality, 24;
farewell in, 31;
_Two in the Death House_, _vide_ Ridge, 33-34;
heard him calling, 41

Debs, Eugene Victor, last money order, 40;
Vanzetti’s tribute to, 65;
straw vote for, 78;
the radical, 79-80;
symbolic figure of, 81-93, 94, 97

Defense Headquarters, 3-8, 10-16, 20, 24-25, 30-32, 35-43, 44, 46-48,
53-54

_Delineator_, article by Calvin Coolidge in, 97-100, 106

Dewey, John, 22;
_Psychology and Justice_ in the _New Republic_, 66-68, 108

Donovan, Mary, 4, 6, 10;
State Factory Inspector, 11-12, 14-16, 20;
standing by her “people,” 28, 29, 30, 31;
Mother Bloor bailed by, 35;
and Powers Hapgood, 37-38, 39;
cry from, 41, 42;
pallor of, 49;
nerves at breaking point, 50-51;
to the thought of, 54;
reading the funeral address, 61-63;
letter, 70-71

Ehrmann, Mr., 89

Elliott, John Lovejoy, 108

Elliott, Mrs., 25

Emerson, Dr. Haven, 22, 108

Emerson Ralph Waldo, 2, 16, 18

Espionage Act, 91

Evans, Mrs. Glendower, 3, 25, 28

Execution, after midnight, the tenth, 2;
official executioner, 13;
at midnight, 83

Farnam, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walcott, 22

Fascism, fleeing, 42

Federal Council of Churches, 105

Felicani, Aldino, 4, 6, 11, 15-17;
spent figure, 24, 31-32;
it is the ideal, 40, 49, 53, 93

Fellowship of Reconciliation, 105

Fellowship of Youth for Peace, 105

Fiske, John, 2

Flaming Milka (Milka Sablich), lassoed, 85

Floyd, William, _There Is Justice_, 122

Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley, 103

Forbes, Mrs. J. Malcolm, 22

Forest Hills Cemetery, 52, 56, 58-59, 60-63

Foster, William Z., 103

Frame-up, 75-76

Frankfurter, Felix, 13, 24, 102, 103;
_The Case of Sacco and Vanzetti_, 121

Frankfurter, Marian Denman, Editor with Gardner Jackson of _The
Letters of Sacco and Vanzetti_, 42, 48, 121

Free speech and free assemblage, 26, 27, 72, 80, 81, 97

Freund, Ernest, 108

Fuller, Governor, Governor’s Council, 10;
Governor’s Secretary, 14, 15, 23;
cast-iron executive, 31;
plead with, 35;
“Twice the Governor said,” 38;
Secretary’s office, 39;
had assured a woman of wealth, 50;
letter from John Hays Hammond and from Bishop Lawrence, 83, 89;
tuning fork from which he took his pitch, 101

Fuller, Margaret, 2;
kernel of nobleness, 16

Funeral address, 61-63

Galileo, experiment with falling bodies, 80

Gannett, Lewis, 104

Garland Fund, 104

Garrison, William Lloyd, 52

Gary, Judge, advice to his heirs, 91

German, 35

Goldman, Emma, 105

Goodwin, Frank A., address to the Kiwanis, 101-107

Grant, Judge, 2

Hale, Ruth, 8, 26, 32-35;
Bunker Hill Monument, 35

Haley, Lilian, 14;
the friend’s house, 17, 38;
faithful, fearless, 39

Halliday, Paula, 29

Hamilton, Dr. Alice, 23, 25, 108

Hammond, John Hays, letter to Governor Fuller, 83

Hankins questionnaire, 104

Hanover Street, 3, 20, 34, 47, 53, 56, 58

Hapgood, Norman, 22, 103, 108

Hapgood, Powers, testing free speech, 26;
gone, 30;
psychiatric hospital, 31;
account of, 37-38;
defends Mary Donovan, 51;
want to stand up and be counted, 95

Harriman, Mrs. J. Borden, 35

Harding, President, 78, 92

Harvard University, 23, 25

Hayes, Professor Ellen, taken to patrol wagon, 28;
at Forest Hills Cemetery, 60

Hays, Arthur Garfield, 22, 28

Henderson, Mrs. Jessica, Vanzetti thanking, 48, 121

Hendry, Warden, 13;
kindness, 41, 77

_Herald_, Boston, 72-73

Higginson, Colonel T. W., 2

Hill, Attorney Arthur D., 10;
arrow-flight of, 24

Hill, Creighton, 13

Hillquit, Morris, 103

Hocking, William Ernest, 22

Hod Carriers’ Union, 33, 34, 36

Holmes, Dr. John Haynes, 81

Holmes, Chief Justice, 19

Holt, Henry & Co., _The Sacco-Vanzetti Case_, 122

Industrial Defense Association, 107

Italian, 2;
Italian painting, 5;
fruit stand, 10;
can’t speak, 12;
Italian marriage, Margaret Fuller Ossoli, 16;
paper, 31;
restaurant, 32;
“wops,” 38;
editor, Signor Longerini, 31, 42;
that Italian case, 43;
martyrs, 50;
by birth, 52;
anarchists, 62;
Vanzetti suffered because, 66;
reference to in _New Republic_, 66-67;
hatred for poor Italians, 74;
radical, 74;
idealists, 75

Jackson, Dr. Edith, 31, 38

Jackson, Gardner, 4, 7, 12;
sacrificing future, 14, 20;
on way to State House, 31;
came in, 38;
more and more quiet, 39, 41;
Editor with Marian Denman Frankfurter of _The Letters of Sacco and
Vanzetti_, 42, 48, 121;
undiminished strength, 49;
defends Mary Donovan, 51;
funeral address written by, 61

James, Edward Holton, 8, 101-102

James, William, nephew of, 101-102

Johannesburg, South Africa, 46

Joy Street Police Station, 28-30

Justice, 2;
_Justice Is the Issue_, 3;
education for, 8, 16-17;
issue of, 26;
“desire for,” 33;
another Brotherhood struggling for, 43;
American Tragedy of Injustice, 52;
Justice Crucified, 53, 55;
spectacle of American, 68;
constitutional, 69;
issue of, 72;
Department of, 75, 84-85

Kassvan, Israel, 122

Kellogg, Paul, 22, 23, 25, 26, 108

Key Men of America, 107

Keynes, John Maynard, 72

Kirchwey, Freda, 98

Laidler, Dr. Harry, 98

Lake Champlain, 1, 43

Langone’s Funeral Chapel, 47, 50-51, 53

Lawrence, Bishop, letter to Governor Fuller, 83

Lawson, John Howard, 22, 33

League for Industrial Democracy, 98

Leipzig, 46

Lenin, Nicolai, 103

Levine, Isaac Don, 8

Lewis, Alfred Baker, 8, 9;
out of police station, 28, 54;
under leadership of, 59;
Salsedo’s highly curious death, 85

Lewis, Dora, 108

Liberal, 71, 81, 94, 97, 100

Lincoln, Abraham, 84-85

Llewellyn, Karl, 121

Lombroso, criminal type, 4

London, protest meeting, 45

Lovett, Dr. Robert Morss, 104, 121

Lowell, A. Lawrence, 2, 77, 121

Lusk law, 86-87;
investigating committee, 102;
days, 107

Lyon, Eugene, _The Life and Death of Sacco and Vanzetti_, 121

McCausland, Elizabeth, _The Blue Menace_, 97, 106-107

MacCracken, President, 105

MacDonald, Herman, _vide_ Fuller, Governor

McConnell, Bishop, 105

McDowell, Mary E., 22

Madeiros, gone, 41

_Manchester Guardian Weekly_, 105

March of Sorrow, 44-63

Massachusetts, 8, 12, 13, 18, 62, 101;
Public Interests League, 107

Maurer, James, 103

Mazzini, grave in Campo Santo, Genoa, 52-53

Mede, James, 88-90

Meiklejohn, A., 121

Michelson, Clarina, 29, 30

Mill, John Stuart, essay _On Liberty_, 27

Millay, Edna St. Vincent, 29

Miners, protest meeting, 45;
Colorado, 45

Mooney and Billings, 83, 102

Moore, Fred, 89

Moore, Sam, on Debs, 92

Moors, John F., 23

Mores, 11

Moro, Joseph, 13, 20;
watchfulness of, 49

Mount Holyoke College, 97

Murphy, Carline, 37

Musmanno, Michael Angelo, 31;
as interpreter, 39

Mussey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry R., 22

_Nation_, Heywood Broun in, 69;
“Turn the Light on Palmer,” 84, 122

Nearing, Scott, 103

Neilson, President, 105

New England, 19

New Hampshire, 18, 21

New Jersey, 75

_New Leader_, 59, 83-84, 122

_New Republic_, 8;
miners’ protest, 45;
Dr. Dewey in, 66-67, 122

New York City, 7, 12

_New York World_, 5

Nicaragua and Sandino, 100

North End Park, 53

Oneal, James, drift to Empire, 76-77;
preparation for injustice, 83-84

Oporto, Portugal, 46

_Outlook_, on the fundamental principle of free government, 87;
_Outlook and Independent_, 89-90, 122

Pacifist, 91, 102

Palmer, Mitchell, “Red Raids,” 84, 105

Paris, protest meeting, 45-46

Parker, Dorothy, 9

Passos, John Dos, 8;
cheerful, charming, 25, 28, 34, 35;
_Facing the Electric Chair_, 121

Pasteur, his microscope, 80

Peabody, Helen, arrested, 40

Pearse, Padraic, poem _To Death_, 43

Pennsylvania, 45, 86

Pesotta, Rose, 44, 46;
under leadership of, 59

Philadelphia, 7

Phillips, Wendell, 52

Picketing, 8, 9

Pittsburgh, 45

Police, 2, 3;
rough handling, 9;
bluecoats, 10;
charges trumped up by, 12;
down Joy Street, 28;
to get Mother Bloor, 33-35;
at Charlestown, 36, 40;
and the protestants, 45-46;
Sergeant of, 51;
Mounted State, 54;
at first neutral, 54;
salute to, 55;
control of, 56;
maintain order, 58;
effort to incite to violence, 59-60;
in Cremation Chamber, 61-63, 76

Pound, Dean Roscoe, 103

Prince, Dr. Morton, 66

Professors, 1;
disloyal, 97-98;
Vida D. Scudder, Mary Calkins, 98;
Felix Frankfurter, 102, 103;
Hankins questionnaire, 104

Public opinion, 6;
education of, 16-17

Rabinowitz, Louis, 57

Radcliffe College, 97

Radical, 9, 66, 71, 74-75, 79, 81-82, 84, 86-87, 94, 99

Rand School, 84, 99

Red Menace, 97

_Relay, The_, 60, 122

_Republican, Springfield_, 5, 23, 24, 25, 106, 122

Ridge, Lola, 8, 29, 30;
over in Salem Street, 33;
Charlestown Prison, 36-37

Robinson, James Harvey, on inherent radicalism, 81-82

Roewer, George E., Jr., 22

Roman holiday, 64-77, 80

Romualdi, Serafino, 31, 42

Root, E. Merrill, poem by, 36

Rosario, Argentine, 46

Rotenberg Estate, 47

Sacco, Dante, letter to, 49;
car containing, 53

Sacco, Nicola, 2;
claim the body of, 15;
respite of twelve days, 15;
and Vanzetti, the very best men, 17;
a symbol, 22-24;
lost sight of, 27;
“Save Sacco and Vanzetti,” 29;
justice for, 33;
summons to chair, 36;
“wops,” 38;
in the name of, 39;
walls that held, 40;
Brotherhood of Christ, 41;
letters of, 42, 48, 121;
protest meeting, 45;
bodies of, 47, 55;
farewell, 47;
letter to son, 49;
peace of death, 50;
dead kings, 54;
last deference to, 59;
cremation chamber, 61;
address by, 64;
and Vanzetti are dead, 67, 87-89, 93;
pursuit of ideal, 94;
martyrdom of, 95;
in _Red Menace_, 102

Sacco, Rosa, description of, 5, 6, 7;
waiting for decision, 10-16;
return from Scenic Auditorium meeting, 21;
grief, 24-25;
final appeal to governor, 31, 38;
again waiting, 39;
beauty of, 50;
funeral procession, 53

Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee, 1, 7, 13, 15, 16, 19;
fighting on to the end, 21;
bribe, 23;
defeat, 22-24;
when sentence pronounced, 64;
mental courage of Sacco and Vanzetti, 71, 122-123

Sacco-Vanzetti National League, 123

Saint Paul’s Cathedral, Boston, 52, 56

Salem Street, 33

Salsedo, death of, 85

Sandburg, Carl, 78

Santosuosso, Dr., 89

Scenic Auditorium, 21

Schreiner, Olive, 46

Scollay Square, 20, 54, 55

Scott, Dred, 84, 85

Scudder, Vida D., 98

Seager, Henry R., 108

Shields, Art, 8

Shipley, Joseph T., poem, 64

Shurtleff, Margaret Homer, 108

Silva, Frank, 88-90

Simmons, Laura, 30;
sonnet, 44

Sinclair, Upton, 103;
_Boston_, 122

Smith, Alfred, 86

Smith College, 97, 104

Smith, Miss (Winifred?), 97

Socialists and socialism, 7, 8, 9, 11, 51, 86, 92, 93, 98, 101-103,
105

Soviets, ambassador, 97;
government, 99;
Russia, 102

Spanish War Veterans, 106

State House, 6, 14, 16, 31

Status quo, 32, 74, 102

Stratton, President, 2

Sunday, Billy, denouncing the radical, 79

_Survey_, 22, 23, 26, 122

Sydney, Australia, 46

Taylor, Graham, 22

Teeple, Mr., 9

Telephone, calls, 4;
“banks,” State House, 6;
Headquarters, 8;
whistled or faded, 6;
battle, 8;
calling Mr. Thompson, 15, 25, 31;
the ringing voice of Attorney Thompson, 38;
Gardner Jackson, 39, 41;
Mary Donovan, 42;
buzz of, 46

Thayer, Judge Webster, 3;
words spoken by, 50-51;
anarchistic, 51;
Sacco’s reference to, 64;
Vanzetti in courteous apology to, 66;
at Dartmouth reunion, 69, 77

Thirteen days, 26, 50, 68, 71, 81, 95

Thomas, Norman, 104

Thompson, Attorney, 15;
belief in innocence of Sacco and Vanzetti, 38;
reference to in _New Republic_, 66-68;
record in _Atlantic Monthly_, 71, 88-90, 121

Todd, Helen, 30

_Traveller_, Boston, _Red Menace_ published in, 101

Trent, Lucia, poem, 18, _v._ also Cheyney, Ralph

Trotzky, Leon, 99

Union Theological Seminary, 99

Vance, John T., 22

Vanzetti, Bartolomeo, 2;
claim the body of, 15;
respite of 12 days, 15;
and Sacco, the very best men, 17;
a symbol, 22-24;
lost sight of, 27;
“Save Sacco and Vanzetti,” 29;
justice for, 33;
summons to chair, 36;
“wops,” 38;
in the name of, 39;
walls that held, 40;
Brotherhood of Christ, 41;
thanking Warden Hendry, 41;
letters of, 42, 48, 121;
protest meeting, 45;
bodies of, 47, 55;
farewell, 47;
peace of death, 50;
dead kings, 54;
last deference to, 59;
cremation chamber, 61;
speech, 65-66;
Attorney Thompson on Vanzetti in _Atlantic Monthly_, 71, 88-90, 93;
pursuit of ideal, 94;
martyrdom of, 95;
in _Red Menace_, 97

Vanzetti, Signorina Luigia, 20, 31-32, 38, 39, 53

Vassar College, 97

Vermont, 18, 21

Veterans of Foreign Wars, 106

Villard, Oswald Garrison, 22

Ward, Harry F., 99

Warner, Arthur, 121

Watson, Blanche, in _New Leader_, 59

Wellesley College, 28, 60, 97

Wheeler, Senator, 75

Whitney, Anita, 102

Whitney, Marian Parker, 22

Woman’s City Club, 25

Woods, Amy, 23, 28

Woolley, Mary E., 22, 105, 108

_World To-morrow, The_, 90-91

Transcriber’s Notes

Possible printer’s errors, including spelling, hyphenation, and punctuation, were retained, except for changes listed below.

_Italics_, +Small Caps+ and +ALL SMALL CAPS+ have been converted as so.

Footnotes have been renumbered and moved to the end of their respective chapters.

On page 21, “justice’” was standardized to “justice’s”.

In the footnote on page 22, “V.” was italicized for standardization. It means vide, or see.

On page 33, there is a poem with ellipsed text represented by a thought break. Thought breaks other than this are normal.

On page 67, “mind ...” was changed to “mind....” for consistency.

In the footnote on page 81, “v.” was italicized for standardization.

On page 83, “vew” was changed to “view”.

On pages 88 and 90, “holdup” was standardized to “hold-up”.

On page 89, “Santosuossa” was changed to “Santosuosso” to match other sources from the period.

On page 91, “felt” was changed to “fell” to match the passage on page 49.

On page 102, “Gospel.” was changed to “Gospel,” since the text is in the middle of a list.

In the footnote on page 121, “Arthur Warner;” was changed to “Arthur Warner,” to match the respective list formatting.

In Appendix C, the line breaks and indentation of the list were standardized.

On page 122, 2 erroneous colons in the list of works were replaced by semi-colons.

In the Index, the following changes were made:

On page 126, a comma was added after “Professor H. M.” for consistency.

On page 127, a comma was added after “(Milka Sablich)” for consistency.

On page 128, “arrow flight” was standardized to “arrow-flight” to match the reference in the text.

On page 128, a comma was added after “nephew of” for consistency.

On page 129, “Lusk, Law,” was standardized to “Lusk law,” for consistency and to match the reference in the text.

On page 130, “Holiday” was standardized to “holiday” to match the reference in the text.

On page 131, “Santosoussa” was changed to “Santosuosso” to match the occurrence on page 89.

On page 132, a semi-colon was added to “lost sight of, 27” for consistency.