The Supreme Court ruled that Congress had the power to issue its contempt order, as it was an "attribute of the power to legislate," in McGrain v. Daugherty with regards to this event.
The Supreme Court ruled that Congress had the power to issue its contempt order, as it was an "attribute of the power to legislate," in McGrain v. Daugherty with regards to this event. Atlee Pomerene and Owen Roberts heard M. T. Everhart's story about carrying Liberty bonds to the Wardham Park Hotel, which facilitated the results of this event. John B. Kendrick proposed a resolution which led to the formation of a group led by Thomas J. Walsh, whose discoveries led to the resignation of Navy Secretary Edward Denby. Eventually, it was revealed that Edward Doheny was leased Elk Hills, while Secretary of the Interior Harry Sinclair received a $100,000 loan and other fields. FTP, identify this scandal, named for its namesake Wyoming oil fields, which took place during the presidency of Warren G. Harding.
The Supreme Court ruled that Congress had the power to issue its contempt order, as it was an "attribute of the power to legislate," in McGrain v. Daugherty with regards to this event.
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