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Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine
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In Denver, Colo., on June 6, Federal Judge Lewis ruled in the Yampa anthracite lands case that prior criminal acquittals do not bar government recovery of $20M in Colorado lands via equity suits. More suits against corporations expected.
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About $20,000,000 Worth in Colorado May Come Back.
Denver, Colo., June 6.—Through a decision handed down today in the Yampa anthracite lands case by Federal Judge Lewis, it is thought that the government may recover land worth $20,000,000. The judge held that although the lands, which the government is now seeking to recover through equity suits were once involved in criminal cases, in which the defendants were discharged, the results of these trials do not enter into the present proceedings.
It is said that the government will file additional suits against a large number of Colorado corporations for the recovery of large tracts of coal lands.
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Denver, Colo., Colorado
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June 6
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Federal Judge Lewis rules that past acquittals in criminal cases do not affect current equity suits for recovering Yampa anthracite lands worth $20,000,000; government plans additional suits against Colorado corporations for coal lands.