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Henry A. Ilse, a Spokane fireman convicted of attempting to bomb the Cowles Publishing Company Building, began serving two life sentences plus three others in San Quentin Prison on February 17. His attorney, Alfred Stern, announced plans to appeal citing judicial errors.
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Attorney for Bomber Announces He Will Appeal Conviction
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Feb. 18.
Henry A. Ilse, Spokane fireman, yesterday began serving five consecutive sentences, two, the maximum, life imprisonment, in San Quentin Prison, while Attorney Alfred Stern of this city announced he would appeal the case.
Ilse was convicted of attempting to bomb the Cowles Publishing Company Building in Spokane, Wash.
Alleged errors including refusal of Superior Judge Isadore Harris to hear Ilse's story of his prosecution by a Spokane political ring are reasons for making the appeal.
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Spokane, Wash.
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Yesterday (Reported Feb. 18)
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began serving five consecutive sentences, including two life terms, in san quentin prison; appeal to be filed
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Henry A. Ilse convicted of attempting to bomb the Cowles Publishing Company Building; sentenced to five consecutive terms including two life imprisonments; attorney plans appeal due to alleged judicial errors such as refusal to hear claims of prosecution by a Spokane political ring.