Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1936, Page 15

PROBEINONGTON HON BY STRAWN ‘Western Union Prohibited From Giving Lobby Group Telegrams. : ¢ A * i L P The much-publicized fight of Silas e % | Strawn, nationally known Chicago | . # X ) o lawyer, to keep his telegrams from the : : , . g inquiring eyes of the Senate Lobby - Committee, was brought to an unob- 5 A trusive end in District Supreme Court 8 2 i ; late yesterday when Chief Justice Al- [ § " 5 A fred A. Wheat signed a final injunc- D < tion against the Western Union Tele- i 1 : graph Co. prohibiting the company 3 complying with the Senate subpoena. ! 1 ‘The final decree was unopposed, . i 3 since all important issues involved had . 1% been threshed out months before, dur- ; & ing a hearing which ended in a pre- 3 s 3 1 A 4 liminary injunction against Western 3 g Union. The suit was defended by ¥ A s . Crampton . Harris, special counsel for e . Th the committee, who maintained that % 3 3 Y““r Ch‘fice 0‘ Any 0ne ‘,t ese the Senate group had a right to sub- , o i poena the Strawn telegrams. 90t Chief Justice Wheat, however, ruled o ¢ o 3 p l l ded F st e manket” subpoma, When £ 6 Valuable Items Inclu ree called for all telegrams sent and re- T i g i P : ’ ceived by Strawn’s law firm over a 10- ! £ . £l o "o vl ooy | ¥ thEv Purchase of $69 or More! amendment, A subpoena, he said, | | - 8 e .2 Wl el. “re s should describe particularly the docu- * 4 ¥ z ' ments sought to be produced. ooy e % el s . 2 H cepted, T0 i trer Diitrict Sipkeme (Coutt . Sl bR (Nationally Advertised Merchandise Excepted) suit William Randolph Hearst at- - tempted several months ago to en-| AN 0 . ir Chaisett +. join the Lobby Committee and the | [§ G S - 3-Piece Modern Lamp Boudoir Choisette, ot~ Federal Communications Commission 9 8 . 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