Biography
Sidney Bush was identified as a Workers (Communist) Party member held without bail in Los Angeles during the 1927 American Federation of Labor convention. The October 10 Daily Worker reports that police arrested him on suspicion of criminal syndicalism because he was thought to possess progressive resolutions intended for convention delegates, and that he remained in jail. The accusation is not a conviction; custody endpoints and actual duration are unverified.
Sidney Bush was identified as a Workers (Communist) Party member held without bail in Los Angeles during the 1927 American Federation of Labor convention. The October 10 Daily Worker reports that police arrested him on suspicion of criminal syndicalism because he was thought to possess progressive resolutions intended for convention delegates, and that he remained in jail. The accusation is not a conviction; custody endpoints and actual duration are unverified. Reported still held without bail in Los Angeles as of October 10, 1927; admission and discharge days, conviction and duration unverified.
