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Espionage Act
Espionage Act 6/15/1917
Opinion in Masses Publishing Company v. T. G. Patten
Opinion in Masses Publishing Company v. T. G. Patten 7/24/1917 - 9/7/1917
Indictment in U.S. v. The Masses Publishing Company
Indictment in U.S. v. The Masses Publishing Company 11/19/1917 - 1/20/1919
Defendants
Defendants' Demurrer in U.S. v. The Masses Publishing Company 6/1/1918 - 6/3/1919
Workers Wake Up!
Workers Wake Up! 8/1918
Photograph of Anthony J. Stopa
Photograph of Anthony J. Stopa 1918
Photograph of Mojick Fieron
Photograph of Mojick Fieron 1918
American Protective League to U. S. Food Administration re: Carl A. Rink
American Protective League to U. S. Food Administration re: Carl A. Rink 6/27/1918
Flier for the Final Farewell Meeting for J. O. Bentall
Flier for the Final Farewell Meeting for J. O. Bentall ca. 2/1/1918
Indictment in United States of America v. Anthony J. Stopa and Mojick Fieron
Indictment in United States of America v. Anthony J. Stopa and Mojick Fieron 7/13/1918
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