Hearing re: Gun Barrels, Statement of Mr. Moore raising question of public hearing as a consitutional provision

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Hearing re: Gun Barrels, Statement of Mr. Moore raising question of public hearing as a consitutional provision

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Title: Hearing re: Gun Barrels, Statement of Mr. Moore raising question of public hearing as a consitutional provision

Creator: Massachusetts. Superior Court (Norfolk County)

Date: 1924/02/28

Type of Resource: Text

Format: Documents

Extent: 3 sheets (3 p.) ; 5 digital images (TIFF)

Subject: Sacco-Vanzetti Trial, Dedham, Mass., 1921

Subject: Massachusetts--Politics and government--1865-1950

Subject: Moore, Fred H.

Subject: Brewerton, Mabel M.

Collection Information: Part of Collection: Record Group SUP.NO (Norfolk County Superior Court), Series 001.004 (Commonwealth v. Sacco and Vanzetti - District Attorney)

Language: en

Preferred Citation: Commonwealth v. Sacco and Vanzetti. (SUP.NO / Series 004) Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Archives. Boston, MA. Accessed [insert date accessed in format DD MM YYYY]. [insert URL of resource].

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