While participating in the ARU, this man was arrested for interfering with the (*) mail, and was later represented by Clarence Darrow.
In his essays, this man praised Ulysses Grant as a man of "sands" and recounted meeting an old umbrella-mender. Karl H. Wiik nominated this man for the Nobel Peace Prize, and a radio station named in his honor was later taken over by The Jewish Daily Forward. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. believed one of this man's cases was too similar to Schenck v. United States, so did not bear relitigating. While participating in the ARU, this man was arrested for interfering with the (*) mail, and was later represented by Clarence Darrow. Although the only public office held by this man was a seat in the Indiana General Assembly, this man ran for President in 1920 from a jail cell before having his sentence commuted by Warren G. Harding. For 10 points, name this prominent Socialist, cofounder of the International Workers of the World and perennial presidential candidate.
In his essays, this man praised Ulysses Grant as a man of "sands" and recounted meeting an old umbrella-mender.
Eugene Victor Debs