Biography
Henry Bordet was identified in contemporary Industrial Worker reports as a prisoner in the Spokane free-speech campaign.
The January 26, 1911 Industrial Worker describes Henry Bordet as having been confined in Spokane during the free-speech campaign, including thirty days on bread and water and twenty-one days without bedding. The February 23 issue carries a Local 437 memorial notice. These reports establish prior confinement but do not establish precise custody endpoints or a complete duration. No exact vital date is entered from the conflicting historical accounts.
Industrial Worker, January 26, 1911, page 3; Industrial Worker, February 23, 1911, page 3.
