A Swedish-American labor activist and songwriter in the early 1900s, Hill penned songs such as “The Preacher and the Slave,” in which he coined the phrase “pie in the sky.” In 1915, he was convicted on circumstantial evidence of killing a grocer and his son. To the labor movement, Hill’s execution made him a martyr. Because he did not want to be buried in Utah, his ashes were shipped to supporters around the world. What intriguing evidence, found in his coat, seemed to support his innocence? Discuss
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