Artifact
Editors Eager to 'Smash' Minnesota Gag Law
The Literary Digest, a weekly magazine founded in 1890, reports in its Feb. 1, 1930, issue on the eagerness with which most — but not all — U.S. newspaper editors supported Near and Guilford's lawsuit.
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Artifact Date
February 1, 1930
Topic(s)
- Constitution
- Journalism
- Politics
- Supreme Court
The Literary Digest reports both sides of the "gag rule" debate.
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