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Which labor leader was imprisoned under the Sedition Act of 1918 for speaking out against World War 1?
Eugene debs
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CoachEugine V. Debs was sentenced to be imprisoned for ten years for saying "It is extremely dangerous to exercise the constitutional right of free speech in a country fighting to make democracy safe in the world." in his speech in 1918. his sentence officially ended by President Warren Harding on Christmas Day, 1921
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