Mary and Anna Mooney react to denial of pardon for Tom Mooney

The transcript discusses the presence of Mr. Kelso from the Defense League during a decision regarding Tom Moody, who is believed to be innocent and a victim of class struggle. The speaker is committed to fighting for Tom's freedom, viewing him as a symbol of labor rights. Despite a 16-year struggle, Governor Ralph's decision upholds Tom's life sentence, marking a defeat in the fight for his freedom.

Who was present when the decision regarding Tom Mooney was made?

• Tom Mooney

• The speaker's brother

• Governor Ralph

• Mr. Kelso of the Defense League

What does the speaker believe about Tom Mooney's situation?

• He is a victim of a class struggle

• He is guilty and deserves his sentence

• He should accept his fate

• He should be transferred to another prison

What is the speaker's commitment regarding Tom Mooney?

• To write a book about Mooney

• To support the decision of the court

• To devote their life to Mooney's freedom

• To forget about the case

How does Tom Mooney view his life sentence?

• As a personal failure

• As a symbol of the struggle for labor rights

• As a temporary setback

• As a fair judgment

What was the outcome of the 16-year fight for Mooney's freedom?

• The case was reopened

• Mooney was released

• The fight ended in defeat

• Mooney's sentence was reduced