Today in Supreme Court History: March 10, 1919

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3/10/1919: Debs v. United States decided.

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Dan Schiavetta 5 years ago

WEVD in New York was a great radio station, for a long time with a distinctive Jewish/Socialist identity.

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Goju 5 years ago

Bernie Sanders was a co-conspirator.
Let the howling begin.

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