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Wallace Reinhardt Conspiracy Case Summary
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Summary of actions taken by the State of Wisconsin against Wallace A. Reinhardt, Andrew Morgan, and Nathaniel C. Rogers in the District Court of Milwaukee. The men were charged with conspiracy related to their activity in operating Wisconsin Medical Institute. Wallace Reinhardt's license to practice medicine in Wisconsin was revoked and he was fined $500 plus $19.16 in costs.
1924
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Grenhagen portrait of late Judge Timlin hangs in Supreme Court lobby
Feb 14, 1926
Wisconsin State Journal
Petition to the Attorney General of the United States to Overturn Racist Practices in the Federal Courts
circa 1964
Materials from the civil rights era, particularly around the 1960s.
Petition Asking the US Attorney General to Guarantee Equal Administration of Justice in Federal Courts, 1964
circa 1964
Materials from the civil rights era, particularly around the 1960s.
Petition to the Attorney General of the United States
circa 1964
Materials from the civil rights era, particularly around the 1960s.
Newspaper clipping, "State Antitrust Case Lost by Morticians"
December 1967
Newspaper clipping, "State Antitrust Case Lost by Morticians" in regards to the funeral directors being found guilty of violating Wisconsin's Civil Antitrust laws.
Logging days in Lincoln county are rapidly passing
Feb 22, 1924
Merrill Herald
