Ebel Alonso

Era:1930s
State:California
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Biography

Ebel Alonso was one of four named defendants held after a raid on workers seeking relief near Winters, California. The paper says the defendants were taken to Fairfield in Solano County, originally booked on vagrancy and then on rout after an ILD attorney objected. Bail was $500 each; defense fundraising secured their release. The July 18 trial was still prospective and no final outcome or precise detention span is given. Western Worker, July 15, 1932, page 4. Source: https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/westernworker/1932/v1n14-jul-15-1932.pdf

Case

Charges: Vagrancy, changed to rout, after relief organizing at the Winters camp.
Sentence: Taken to Fairfield and held under $500 bail each; International Labor Defense raised bail and the defendants were released before a trial scheduled at Dixon for July 18, 1932. The scheduled trial is not an outcome; exact arrest and discharge days unknown.

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