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Gilmer Brady

Era:1930s
State:Georgia
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Biography

The June 1930 Labor Defender late bulletin names Gilmer Brady, organizer for the American Negro Labor Congress, among six additional workers arrested at an Atlanta American Negro Labor Congress meeting and held without bail on an insurrection accusation. The six are separately listed from the already detained Powers and Carr. No exact arrest day, disposition or release is supplied. Source: https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/labordefender/1930/v05n06-jun-1930-LD.pdf#page=19

Case

Charges: Insurrection accusation at Atlanta labor meeting.
Sentence: Held without bail under insurrection accusation; no sentence or exact custody endpoints established.