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Ted Graham

Released
Gender:Male
Race:White
Era:1930s
State:Missouri
Support
Labor Organizing
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Biography

Ted Graham was business agent of Cleaning and Dye House Workers’ Union Local 20 in St. Louis. Police arrested him with president Allen Flory and secretary-treasurer Matthew McLoughlin on August 27, 1937 during an effort to pressure the union’s leadership over vandalism attributed to the cleaners’ strike. Graham was taken into custody but was not beaten; an exact release time has not been located.

Case

Charges: Questioned over window breaking during the St. Louis cleaning and dye workers’ strike
Arrested: Aug 27, 1937
Incarcerated: Aug 27, 1937
Sentence: Taken into police custody on August 27, 1937; exact release time unresolved.