Aaron Sapiro

So he suspended The American Jew series in 1922 for reasons still unknown, but kept pushing anti-Semitic content.

Was eventually hit with a libel lawsuit after his paper accused a California farmer named Aaron Sapiro of being, quote, "Part of a larger Jewish conspiracy to control American farmers" end quote.

The lawsuit ended in a mistrial, but it spooked him enough that he quietly agreed to settle out of court, had an apology drafted by Louis Marshall, an attorney and leading voice for Jewish and minority rights in the US, and had that apology published in several newspapers across the United States, except the Dearborn Independent, which just published an article saying he had nothing to do with anti-Semitism, and it was all the work of the person who wrote it.

Sure.