Biography
G. Vaughan appears among the Kentucky miners on the September 1934 ILD prisoner roster. It places him at Kentucky State Reformatory, Frankfort, under a four-year sentence and lists a wife and three children. No full first name, individual count, exact endpoints or actual total served is supplied; he is not merged solely on surname with Andy Vaughn. Labor Defender, September 1934, original PDF page 18. Source: https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/labordefender/1934/v10n08-sep-1934-orig-LD.pdf#page=18
Labor Defender, May 1934: The May roster spells out Granville Vaughn, gives participation in the Evarts battle and a four-year sentence, and quotes his prison letter offering help during confinement and after release. The shared Kentucky miners cohort and four-year term support a possible expansion of the September G. Vaughan entry, but the variant is attributed here and no structured name change or endpoint is made. Source: https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/labordefender/1934/v10n05-may-1934-orig-LD.pdf#page=18
