Government to take coal trust case to Supreme Court
In Washington on December 12 the Justice Department said it will carry the government's case against the coal trust to the Supreme Court. It rejected the Philadelphia circuit court ruling that Temple Iron Company was an illegal restraint of trade as only a partial victory.
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Attorney General Proposes Broad Immunity and Probes
The attorney general urges a general immunity statute covering criminal prosecutions and witness testimony. He notes 22 indictments for rebating and illegal discriminations against railroads and others, with several land and customs fraud cases pending and many suits to reclaim public domain land. He calls for expanded powers for the Bureau of Investigation, more appellate rights in Indian cases, and higher federal judge salaries.
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Telegraph Company
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Wickersham
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Vattorney Xenori Alvo
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