California Department of Corrections
Prisoner Number 38328
Crime; Burglary 2nd
County of Crime; Los Angeles
Sentence; not to exceed 5 years
Committed to San Quentin; Sept. 8, 1923
Age at Incarceration; 18
Occupation; Laborer
Reference for memorial comes from the book San Quentin, established 1852: 150th Anniversary Commemorative. Section;
Inmates Buried at San Quentin Cemetery
Cross checked with the
San Quentin State Prison Register
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San Quentin In Frenzy Of Race Fighting
Slayer Escapes Detection in Jute Mill Violence, Toll Now 3 Dead, 2 Hurt
Officials Fear More Casualties, Strict Measures Put In Force.
Two more convicts were stabbed to death yesterday in San Quentin bringing the two day death total to three in the prison renewed outbreak of race warfare. Another man was severely cut.
Prison officials immediately after the two killings put in force the strictest possible disciplinary measures and put double and triple guard forces on patrol in a desperate effort to avert a threatened wholesale race battle that would involve hundreds of prisoners.
The prison is absolutely closed to visitors, and all entertainments and religious meetings, that would bring a number of convicts together have been summarily called off.
Yesterday casualties were;
Mike Gomez, 18, Mexican; was serving three year term from Los Angeles, sentenced September 1923.
Frank Williams, 23, American; serving life term from Stanislaus county for murder; sentenced June 1922.
Wounded;
Marian Rube, 25, Indian; beaten about the head and face. Rube was a partner of Lawrence Mahach, the young Indian slain at the prison Thursday and like him, had been serving a 25 year term for robbery from Humboldt County.
Published San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco, California
Saturday May 2, 1925
Prisoner Number 38328
Crime; Burglary 2nd
County of Crime; Los Angeles
Sentence; not to exceed 5 years
Committed to San Quentin; Sept. 8, 1923
Age at Incarceration; 18
Occupation; Laborer
Reference for memorial comes from the book San Quentin, established 1852: 150th Anniversary Commemorative. Section;
Inmates Buried at San Quentin Cemetery
Cross checked with the
San Quentin State Prison Register
* * *
San Quentin In Frenzy Of Race Fighting
Slayer Escapes Detection in Jute Mill Violence, Toll Now 3 Dead, 2 Hurt
Officials Fear More Casualties, Strict Measures Put In Force.
Two more convicts were stabbed to death yesterday in San Quentin bringing the two day death total to three in the prison renewed outbreak of race warfare. Another man was severely cut.
Prison officials immediately after the two killings put in force the strictest possible disciplinary measures and put double and triple guard forces on patrol in a desperate effort to avert a threatened wholesale race battle that would involve hundreds of prisoners.
The prison is absolutely closed to visitors, and all entertainments and religious meetings, that would bring a number of convicts together have been summarily called off.
Yesterday casualties were;
Mike Gomez, 18, Mexican; was serving three year term from Los Angeles, sentenced September 1923.
Frank Williams, 23, American; serving life term from Stanislaus county for murder; sentenced June 1922.
Wounded;
Marian Rube, 25, Indian; beaten about the head and face. Rube was a partner of Lawrence Mahach, the young Indian slain at the prison Thursday and like him, had been serving a 25 year term for robbery from Humboldt County.
Published San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco, California
Saturday May 2, 1925
California Department of Corrections
Prisoner Number 38328
Crime; Burglary 2nd
County of Crime; Los Angeles
Sentence; not to exceed 5 years
Committed to San Quentin; Sept. 8, 1923
Age at Incarceration; 18
Occupation; Laborer
Reference for memorial comes from the book San Quentin, established 1852: 150th Anniversary Commemorative. Section;
Inmates Buried at San Quentin Cemetery
Cross checked with the
San Quentin State Prison Register
* * *
San Quentin In Frenzy Of Race Fighting
Slayer Escapes Detection in Jute Mill Violence, Toll Now 3 Dead, 2 Hurt
Officials Fear More Casualties, Strict Measures Put In Force.
Two more convicts were stabbed to death yesterday in San Quentin bringing the two day death total to three in the prison renewed outbreak of race warfare. Another man was severely cut.
Prison officials immediately after the two killings put in force the strictest possible disciplinary measures and put double and triple guard forces on patrol in a desperate effort to avert a threatened wholesale race battle that would involve hundreds of prisoners.
The prison is absolutely closed to visitors, and all entertainments and religious meetings, that would bring a number of convicts together have been summarily called off.
Yesterday casualties were;
Mike Gomez, 18, Mexican; was serving three year term from Los Angeles, sentenced September 1923.
Frank Williams, 23, American; serving life term from Stanislaus county for murder; sentenced June 1922.
Wounded;
Marian Rube, 25, Indian; beaten about the head and face. Rube was a partner of Lawrence Mahach, the young Indian slain at the prison Thursday and like him, had been serving a 25 year term for robbery from Humboldt County.
Published San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco, California
Saturday May 2, 1925
Prisoner Number 38328
Crime; Burglary 2nd
County of Crime; Los Angeles
Sentence; not to exceed 5 years
Committed to San Quentin; Sept. 8, 1923
Age at Incarceration; 18
Occupation; Laborer
Reference for memorial comes from the book San Quentin, established 1852: 150th Anniversary Commemorative. Section;
Inmates Buried at San Quentin Cemetery
Cross checked with the
San Quentin State Prison Register
* * *
San Quentin In Frenzy Of Race Fighting
Slayer Escapes Detection in Jute Mill Violence, Toll Now 3 Dead, 2 Hurt
Officials Fear More Casualties, Strict Measures Put In Force.
Two more convicts were stabbed to death yesterday in San Quentin bringing the two day death total to three in the prison renewed outbreak of race warfare. Another man was severely cut.
Prison officials immediately after the two killings put in force the strictest possible disciplinary measures and put double and triple guard forces on patrol in a desperate effort to avert a threatened wholesale race battle that would involve hundreds of prisoners.
The prison is absolutely closed to visitors, and all entertainments and religious meetings, that would bring a number of convicts together have been summarily called off.
Yesterday casualties were;
Mike Gomez, 18, Mexican; was serving three year term from Los Angeles, sentenced September 1923.
Frank Williams, 23, American; serving life term from Stanislaus county for murder; sentenced June 1922.
Wounded;
Marian Rube, 25, Indian; beaten about the head and face. Rube was a partner of Lawrence Mahach, the young Indian slain at the prison Thursday and like him, had been serving a 25 year term for robbery from Humboldt County.
Published San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco, California
Saturday May 2, 1925
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