Supreme Court Rules Civil Contempt Punishment Valid
The Illinois Supreme Court sustains appellate rulings in six Kellogg Switchboard contempt cases, upholds juryless punishment for civil contempt like injunction breaches, and affirms the legality of the 1908 voting machine law. The decision emphasizes substantial questions on injunctions in strikes and libel damages against Dowie.
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Springfield
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Wilking
Chicago
Kelloge Switehlourl Contempt Ensea
Jot O'Brien
Kelloky Switchheard and Supply Company
Chienea
Superior Court
Cook County
James Lynes Nnd
Wilkins
Dowie
Tao
Samuel G. Prindle
John Alexander Dowie
Aint
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