Biography
William Bago was from Hamilton, Ohio and was imprisoned at Atlanta. The official 1921 hearing records a fifteen-year sentence imposed July 6, 1918, commuted March 3, 1919 to one year, and actual release May 11, 1919. Exact physical admission and total time in custody remain unresolved.
1920s remaining-entry review: The 1921 Senate Amnesty and Pardon hearing, printed page 96 (PDF page 102), lists William Bago individually and distinguishes July 6, 1918 sentencing, March 3, 1919 commutation, and completed departure May 11, 1919. The full original table page was visually checked. This corrects the imported release and commuted-term account, stores the documented sentence date separately, and clears the unverified admission and exact-duration fields rather than substituting sentence for admission.
The official Southern District of Ohio row records a fifteen-year sentence on July 6, 1918, commuted March 3, 1919 to one year, and actual release May 11, 1919. These dates correct the older biographical claim of a two-year commutation and March 3, 1920 discharge. Exact physical admission remains unverified.
1921 Senate hearings, physical pages 102,185; SHA256 78ef2e71d40cc5d7a3e9ce8e3a10aa5c745c70cd879bc33cbba1b11d02482441. Amnesty and Pardon for Political Prisoners.
