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Opinion in Masses Publishing Company v. T. G. Patten
Opinion in Masses Publishing Company v. T. G. Patten 7/24/1917 - 9/7/1917
Memorandum to All Agents from Edmund Leigh
Memorandum to All Agents from Edmund Leigh 11/22/1918
Memorandum regarding Bolshevism in Detroit, Michigan
Memorandum regarding Bolshevism in Detroit, Michigan 10/31/1918
Report from Agent Butterfield concerning Bolshevik information
Report from Agent Butterfield concerning Bolshevik information 12/5/1918
Report to Agent David S. Groh Concerning the Employment of an Agent
Report to Agent David S. Groh Concerning the Employment of an Agent 12/11/1918
Report concerning a lecture given by Elija Lvovich Tolstoy
Report concerning a lecture given by Elija Lvovich Tolstoy 12/5/1918
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
British Tank Going Into Action
British Tank Going Into Action 10/20/1917
German Secret Ink (Declassified)
German Secret Ink (Declassified) 6/14/1918
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