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Side iii
RETIRED CHARLES EVANS HUGHES, Chief Justice. TOM C. CLARK, Attorney
General. PHILIP B. PERLMAN, Solicitor General. CHARLES ELMORE CROPLEY
, Clerk. WALTER WYATT, Reporter. THOMAS ENNALLS WAGGAMAN, Marshal.
RETIRED CHARLES EVANS HUGHES, Chief Justice. TOM C. CLARK, Attorney
General. PHILIP B. PERLMAN, Solicitor General. CHARLES ELMORE CROPLEY
, Clerk. WALTER WYATT, Reporter. THOMAS ENNALLS WAGGAMAN, Marshal.
Side xii
Republican Attorney General, was looking for a $30.000-a-year lawyer who
would work for $5,000. A friend gave him the name of James Clark Mc- Reynolds
but warned that he was a Democrat. Mr. Knox said that he wanted a lawyer, not a
...
Republican Attorney General, was looking for a $30.000-a-year lawyer who
would work for $5,000. A friend gave him the name of James Clark Mc- Reynolds
but warned that he was a Democrat. Mr. Knox said that he wanted a lawyer, not a
...
Side xv
Resolved, That the foregoing Minute be adopted ; that a copy of it be transmitted
to the Attorney General of the United States for presentation to the Court, and that
the Chairman be directed to forward copies of it to the next of kin of Mr. Justice ...
Resolved, That the foregoing Minute be adopted ; that a copy of it be transmitted
to the Attorney General of the United States for presentation to the Court, and that
the Chairman be directed to forward copies of it to the next of kin of Mr. Justice ...
Side xvi
In 1903 Attorney General Philander C. Knox recognized in McReynolds the type
of lawyer he was seeking — a $30.000-a-year man. as Knox himself put it. who
would work for $5,000 a year. McReynolds was his man. He became Assistant ...
In 1903 Attorney General Philander C. Knox recognized in McReynolds the type
of lawyer he was seeking — a $30.000-a-year man. as Knox himself put it. who
would work for $5,000 a year. McReynolds was his man. He became Assistant ...
Side xvii
Mr. McReynolds' tenure as Attorney General lasted a little over a year, and
terminated with his accession to the Bench of this Court. He was nominated by
President Wilson in August of 1914, to fill the vacancy left by the death of Justice
Horace ...
Mr. McReynolds' tenure as Attorney General lasted a little over a year, and
terminated with his accession to the Bench of this Court. He was nominated by
President Wilson in August of 1914, to fill the vacancy left by the death of Justice
Horace ...
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| Tittel | United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court, Volum 334 |
| Forfatter | United States. Supreme Court |
| Bidragsytere | Courts, Pennsylvania. Courts |
| Utgiver | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1948 |
| Original fra | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisert | 21. mar 2006 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |