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Attacks Bonaparte in Peonage Probe Row in House
In Washington on April 2 Mr. Caulfield of Missouri urged the attorney general be asked to reveal payments to detectives in peonage cases and details about Mrs. Mary Grace Quackenbush’s employment. Mr. Clark condemned Attorney General Bonaparte as ignorant of the law, but the resolution was tabled after heated exchanges.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Caulfield
Missouri
Committee On Judiciary
Clark
Florida
House
Mary Grace Quackenbush
Department of Justice
Department
Bonaparte
Supreme Court of the United States
Maryland Court of Appeals
Russell
Immigration Commission