Today in Supreme Court History: December 26, 1907
Reason Magazine • 12/26/2025
Summary
On December 26, 1907, Lonzo Bailey entered into a written labor contract with the Riverside Corporation. This contract led to the case Bailey v. Alabama.
Advertisement
Breaking Similar stories
Today in Supreme Court History: February 27, 1901
Reason Magazine • 2 days ago
Today in Supreme Court History: February 28, 1966
Reason Magazine • 1 day ago
National Constitution Center "We the People" Podcast About the Supreme Court Tariff Decision
Reason Magazine • 2 days ago
Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Is Reported Dead
Reason Magazine • Today
How to Get Over Someone: A Strategy for Coping with Heartbreak Based on the Evolutionary History of Hiccups
The Marginalian • 2 days ago
Bernie Sanders Is Lying About AI Data Centers
Reason Magazine • 1 day ago
American power rested on culture. No longer.
3 Quarks Daily • 1 day ago
Iran Goes to War Against the Arabs
The Atlantic Ideas • Today
Free Speech Claim by Government Employee Fired for Posts Complaining About 2020 St. Louis Riots Can Go Forward
Reason Magazine • 2 days ago
A Failure of Vision
Law & Liberty • 2 days ago
Survived Similar stories
Anti-Lindy Similar stories
Today in Supreme Court History: December 15, 1791
Reason Magazine • 2+ months
Today in Supreme Court History: December 24, 1798
Reason Magazine • 2+ months
Today in Supreme Court History: December 25, 2009
Reason Magazine • 2+ months
Today in Supreme Court History: January 26, 1832
Reason Magazine • 1+ months
Today in Supreme Court History: January 31, 2006
Reason Magazine • 4 weeks ago
Today in Supreme Court History: February 6, 1858
Reason Magazine • 3 weeks ago
Today in Supreme Court History: February 5, 1793
Reason Magazine • 3 weeks ago
Today in Supreme Court History: February 11, 1803
Reason Magazine • 2 weeks ago
Today in Supreme Court History: February 1, 1816
Reason Magazine • 4 weeks ago
Today in Supreme Court History: February 21, 1868
Reason Magazine • 1 week ago