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LAST FIGHT BEGINS ON DUAL SUBWAYS; Shearn Will Try for Court of Appeals To-day and Lead Attack at Public Hearing.
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Clarence J. Shearn, counsel for John J. Hopper in the subway injunction suit, will make another attempt to-day to carry the matter to the Court of Appeals. He has prepared a brief which he will file with the Appellate Division, contending that there are many precedents for an appeal to the highest court on a temporary injunction, and that the same right should be accorded to him. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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