that man's conviction.
In the aftermath of this event, one man was convicted of contempt for failing to appear before a Senate committee investigating his brother, the Attorney General; the case McGrain vs. Daugherty upheld that man's conviction. This event was made possible by the compliance of the man who delivered "To the Men of the Mail Guard" and a former congressman from Michigan, Edwin Denby, and it attracted the attentions of Montana senator Tom Walsh. For 10 points, identify this event that benefited Harry Sinclair until investigation implicated Albert Fall, Secretary of the Interior to Warren Harding, of taking bribes in exchange for leasing Elk Hills, as well as the namesake site, to oil operators.
In the aftermath of this event, one man was convicted of contempt for failing to appear before a Senate committee investigating his brother, the Attorney General; the case McGrain vs. Daugherty upheld
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