United States v. Ferger,
250 U.S. 207 (1919)

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United States v. Ferger , 250 U.S. 207 (1919)

United States v. Ferger (No. 2)

No. 777

Argued April 29, 1919

Decided June 2, 1919

250 U.S. 207

Syllabus

Congress has power, under the commerce clause, to forbid and punish a conspiracy to forge and utter bills of lading for fictitious interstate shipments. United States v. Ferger, ante, 250 U. S. 199.

256 F. 388 reversed.

The case is stated in the opinion.

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