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HARVARD 1931 EXETER Edwards l.e. r.e. C. Tyson Warner l.t. r.t. Finlayson Johnson l.g. r.g. M. Tyson Richards c. e. Bourgeois Gade r.g. l.g. Myerson Trainor r.t. l.t. Snedecker Ogden r.e. l.e. Kuehn Gilligan q.b. q.b. Coombs Talbot l.h.b. r.h.b. Gilligan Batchelder r.h.b. l.h.b. Mulfeldt Ticknor f.b. f.b. Currie...
...that theatre ticket scalping* does not come under either of these classifications, that the New York law limiting scalpers' charges to 50c in advance of the rate printed on the face of the ticket is unconstitutional. This decision reversed a lower court opinion and ended the case of Tyson & Brother, United Theatre Ticket Offices, Inc. v. New York State officials...
Obiter dicta. Meanwhile, Louis Marshall, able Manhattan lawyer, who represented the Tyson agency in the appeal to the Supreme Court, offered a few obiter dicta on the decision...
...Tyson '90, of Baltimore...
Others. Then there remains the charge that Senator Lawrence D. Tyson of Tennessee, Democrat, used $1,800,000 in his primary campaign in 1924. Such a sum would be equivalent to $20 for every man and woman who voted for him. Other slush and corruption investigations which have dwindled, were those against Senators Watson and Robinson of Indiana, Senator Hawes of Missouri...