Biography
James Larson was a brick maker from Barronet, Wisconsin. James Larson was sentenced to fifteen months in prison. He served in Leavenworth Penitentiary from May 1918 to May 1919. Larson had a wife and six children.
The Western District of Wisconsin row records 15 months, actual parole May 19, 1919, and a later nominal term-expiration date of July 21, 1919. Parole and term expiration are distinct. The table separately identifies sentencing, nominal judgment and circumstances of execution; no new jail admission or actual-service counter is inferred.
1921 Senate amnesty hearings, printed page 101 (PDF page 108).
