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S. R. Carson

Era:1910s
State:Alaska
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S.R. Carson appears jointly with Dick Windmueller in the Alaska sedition clemency table. The printed judgment is one year in federal jail at Valdez and a $250 fine. The clemency table prints a damaged or conflicting sentencing year after May 31, read as 1912 in one review, while the earlier conviction table gives 1918. Neither reading is silently installed as a settled date; the printed one-year term and March 4, 1919 remission also require reconciliation. The Attorney General says both had served their jail terms and faced further imprisonment for inability to pay, at one day per $2. The fines were remitted March 4, 1919. The printed chronology is not resolved by assuming sentence-date admission or release on the remission date. Actual endpoints and complete duration remain unknown. Source SHA256 78ef2e71d40cc5d7a3e9ce8e3a10aa5c745c70cd879bc33cbba1b11d02482441; physical 193, printed 187.

Case

Charges: Sedition (Alaska, third division).
Sentence: S.R. Carson appears jointly with Dick Windmueller in the Alaska sedition clemency table. The printed judgment is one year in federal jail at Valdez and a $250 fine. The clemency table prints a damaged or conflicting sentencing year after May 31, read as 1912 in one review, while the earlier conviction table gives 1918. Neither reading is silently installed as a settled date; the printed one-year term and March 4, 1919 remission also require reconciliation. The Attorney General says both had served their jail terms and faced further imprisonment for inability to pay, at one day per $2. The fines were remitted March 4, 1919. The printed chronology is not resolved by assuming sentence-date admission or release on the remission date. Actual endpoints and complete duration remain unknown.