Otto Inglehardt

Released
Gender:Male
Race:White
Era:1910s
Inmate Number:#8907
State:New Hampshire
Support
Anti-Militarism
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Biography

Otto Inglehardt, of Manchester, New Hampshire, was prosecuted at Concord, New Hampshire for violating the espionage laws. The National Archives index for the Atlanta penitentiary records him as white and aged 58, and as federal prisoner number 8907.

A historical compilation gives a one-year sentence and dates the beginning of his Atlanta imprisonment to October 7, 1918.

NO RELEASE DATE IS CALCULATED FROM THE ONE-YEAR SENTENCE. His exact birth date and place, arrest and sentencing dates, release date, actual time served, the precise statutory counts, the case outcome and his death are all unresolved.

Case

U.S. Penitentiary Atlanta
Charges: Federal prosecution at Concord, New Hampshire, recorded in the National Archives index as violating the espionage laws. The precise statutory counts are not established.
Incarcerated: Oct 7, 1918
Sentence: One year per a historical compilation. Atlanta imprisonment began October 7, 1918; federal prisoner number 8907. No release date is calculated from the sentence length, and the actual time served is unresolved.
Institution State: Georgia
Security: Maximum

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