United States v. Toledo Newspaper Co.
District Court, N.D. Ohio
The Toledo Newspaper Company and another were charged with criminal contempt. Judgment against defendants.
1Opinion of the Court
KILLITS, District Judge.
The respondents, the Toledo Newspaper Company and Negley D. Cochran, respectively the publisher and editor in chief of a daily newspaper published in the city of Toledo, Ohio, known as the “Toledo News-Bee,” are before the court to answer to charges of contempt for publications in that paper between the dates of March 24 and_September 17, 1914, inclusive.
The information is in three counts, and is filed by the district attorney by order of the court. The first count deals with publications between March 24 and September 12, 1914, affecting a cause pending in this court…
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