Independent-Progressive Party v. Secretary of the Commonwealth
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtRugg, C.J.
This bill was filed on October 15, 1928. Those named as plaintiffs are Independent-Progressive Party, American Home Progressive Party and four individuals “for themselves and all others having like rights and interests.” Without reciting the allegations in the *20bill at length, it is enough to say that it sets out that a “mass National Convention” of one of the political parties named as plaintiffs was held on September 29,1928, pursuant to call at which were nominated candidates for president and vice-president, and that two of the plaintiffs have consented to serve as presidential electors at…
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