Biography
Alonzo D. Brewer is named in contemporary reporting of political protest or labor-organizing-related arrest or confinement.
The September 22, 1932 Daily Worker names Alonzo D. Brewer among three University of Pittsburgh students arrested on campus while planning an antiwar demonstration. Its September 21 dispatch reports that they were free after successfully appealing police-court sentences of $5 fines. It supplies no precise arrest or jail-admission day, complete custody duration, or later legal history.
