Max Mason. Case No. 6785. Letter from J. J. Sullivan to State Board of Control, May 8, 1922.
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May 8, 1922
State Board of Control,
Saint Paul, Minn.
Dear Sirs:
Returning herewith letter of Max
Mason #6785 sent with yours of the 2nd inst. in which Mason asks
permission to send money to his attorney, beg to say that we have taken this
matter up with him and he tells us that Mr. McCollough (sic) was his attorny
(sic) at the time of his trial, that he is not taking his case to the Supreme
Court and that he wishes to send him $25.00 from here, his people to send him
another $25.00. This he tells us is money that he already owes him for services
which he ahs rendered and the fee of $200.00 is to be paid him in the event that
Mr. McCollough (sic) succeeds in getting him free. Under the circumstances I
would have no objection to Mason sending his attorney $25.00 at this
time.
Mason was sent here from st. Louis County August 8, 1921 to serve an
Indeterminate sentence, maximum thirty years for the crime of
Rape.
Yours very truly,
Warden
JJS
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