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Portrait of James Clark McReynolds James Clark McReynolds United States v. A. Schrader's Son…

It seems unnecessary to dwell upon the obvious difference between the situation presented when a manufacturer merely indicates his wishes concerning prices and declines further dealings with all who fail to observe them, and one where he enters into agreements-whether express or implied from a course of dealing or other circumstances-with all customers throughout the different states which undertake to bind them to observe fixed resale prices.
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Portrait of James Clark McReynolds James Clark McReynolds United States v. A. Schrader's Son…

Miles Medical Company Case, standing alone, would seem to require that this demurrer be overruled, and a holding that the Sherman Anti-Trust Law is violated and a crime committed, merely upon a showing of the making by defendant and two or more jobbers of the agreements set up in the indictment, certainly if the jobbers were competitors in the same territory. That case has been frequently cited as establishing this proposition. * * * The retailers are not in the present case included. They may compete freely with one another and may even give away the articles purchased by them.
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