A. L. Vecellio

Full name:Vecellio
Era:1920s
State:Idaho
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Biography

Vecellio’s signed April 11, 1920 letter and accompanying roster describe his own Idaho bull-pen imprisonment in 1917, Eureka detention and immediate rearrest in 1918, and a separate Van Voorhis detention in 1919. The three episodes remain distinct; no initial is expanded and no lifetime actual total is inferred. Source: https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/one-big-union-monthly/v02n05-may-1920_One%20Big%20Union.pdf#page=60

Cases

Charges: Idaho logging-strike criminal-syndicalism detention.
Arrested: Jul 23, 1917
Released: Nov 29, 1917
Sentence: St. Maries–Moscow–St. Maries bull-pen transfers; released November 29, 1917.
Charges: Eureka vagrancy charge followed by rearrest for federal investigation.
Arrested: Jan 26, 1918
Released: May 2, 1918
Sentence: Arrested January 26, released next day but rearrested before leaving court; finally released May 2, 1918. No individual conviction established.
Charges: Federal investigation at Van Voorhis, Pennsylvania.
Arrested: Jun 29, 1919
Released: Jul 3, 1919
Sentence: June 29, 1919 arrest and July 3, 1919 release individually reported.

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