Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, plaintiffs-in-error, against The United States, defendant-in-error. Brief on behalf of the plaintiffs-in-error. Harry Weinberger, attorney for plaintiffs-in-error
Supreme Court of the United States, October term, 1917.
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