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A District of Columbia judge, last week, released the five dominant meat-packing concerns from their forced vow to divest themselves of and "forever disassociate" themselves from subsidiary lines of business. Had they not taken this vow in 1920, the then Attorney General, A. Mitchell Palmer, would probably have sued...
Mr. Sapiro has accordingly sued Henry Ford and the Dearborn Publishing Co. for $1,000,000 libel. The lawyer claims that his standing with U. S. and Canadian farmers has been irreparably damaged by the articles put out in Mr. Ford's paper. All in all, Mr. Sapiro'...
The Particulars. One Frank S. Myers was appointed postmaster at Portland, Ore., by President Wilson in 1917, was removed by the President in January, 1920. Mr. Myers sued for salary for the balance of his four-year term.
Despatches ask us to believe: A Dortmund drayman lost an action in a law court. He was very angry, named his two donkeys after his two lawyers, painted their names on the animals' blinders, drove through the streets of Dortmund. The sensitive lawyers sued for defamation of character. The...
Sued for Divorce. Jim Thorpe, famed Sac and Fox Indian athlete, by Iva M. Thorpe, Cherokee; in Tulsa, Okla. She charged desertion.