Biography
Joseph Laundy was an Industrial Workers of the World member convicted under Oregon's criminal-syndicalism law in 1919 and sentenced to three years — one of the earliest victims of the law repealed in 1937 after the De Jonge decision.
Joseph Laundy was an Industrial Workers of the World member convicted under Oregon's criminal-syndicalism law in 1919 and sentenced to three years — one of the earliest victims of the law repealed in 1937 after the De Jonge decision.
