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A. Bratland

Released
Gender:Male
Race:White
Era:1920s
Inmate Number:#38363
State:California
Support
Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)
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Biography

A. Bratland was imprisoned at San Quentin State Prison during the era of California's criminal-syndicalism prosecutions, which sent more than a hundred IWW members and labor radicals to San Quentin and Folsom on one-to-fourteen-year terms. He appears on the International Labor Defense's rosters of American class-war prisoners in Labor Defender (1926-27) with inmate number 38363; like most of the rank-and-file labor prisoners of the period, little else about his case entered the historical record.

Case

San Quentin State Prison
Charges: Criminal syndicalism (California criminal-syndicalism prosecutions of IWW members and labor radicals, 1920s)
Released: Feb 17, 1927
Sentence: Held at San Quentin State Prison; released 1927-02-17 per the ILD. Verdict as recorded: Convicted (criminal-syndicalism era)
Convicted: Yes
Institution State: California