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Doesn't like coal verdict. Sen. William Borah, constitutional authority of the Senate, doesn't like the verdict of the courts on the Guffey Coal Act. He told newsmen that the decision in Louisville placed a new meaning, as far as he was concerned, on the constitution. 11/15/35

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Harris and Ewing, Washington, D.C.

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Doesn't like coal verdict. Sen. William Borah, constitutional authority of the Senate, doesn't like the verdict of the courts on the Guffey Coal Act. He told newsmen that the decision in Louisville placed a new meaning, as far as he was concerned, on the constitution. 11/15/35

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01/01/1935

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