Biography
John Midi was individually named by National Miners Union secretary-treasurer Pat Toohey in the December 13, 1928 Daily Worker as one of five union rank-and-file members sent to a Pennsylvania workhouse. The article collectively reports four-, six- and eight-month sentences without assigning a particular term to each man. It establishes reported actual confinement but supplies no individual admission or physical-release date, precise criminal count, or completed time served.
John Midi was individually named by National Miners Union secretary-treasurer Pat Toohey in the December 13, 1928 Daily Worker as one of five union rank-and-file members sent to a Pennsylvania workhouse. The article collectively reports four-, six- and eight-month sentences without assigning a particular term to each man. It establishes reported actual confinement but supplies no individual admission or physical-release date, precise criminal count, or completed time served. John Midi was individually named by National Miners Union secretary-treasurer Pat Toohey in the December 13, 1928 Daily Worker as one of five union rank-and-file members sent to a Pennsylvania workhouse. The article collectively reports four-, six- and eight-month sentences without assigning a particular term to each man. It establishes reported actual confinement but supplies no individual admission or physical-release date, precise criminal count, or completed time served.
Daily Worker, December 13, 1928, page 6, Pat Toohey article.
