Biography
Harry Breen was arrested during a union drive in Wakeeney, Kansas, on July 9, 1920. He received a thirty-year prison sentence for being a member of the IWW. (Recorded as Harry Breen organized farm workers for the IWW and)
White describes a WaKeeney Kansas IWW organizing prosecution and a thirty-year imposed sentence following admission of membership and use of union literature. White gives July8,1920 as arrest day, while the existing record gives July9; no date is replaced on this conflicting account.
