Word: legalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Have been informed by a lawyer friend of mine that the Court of Appeals of the State of New York has decided that an address such as this is not legal, that address must show street and number...
...Wittner's case is not taken seriously. It was believed that it will be dismissed for legal reasons on the grounds that he had no right to ask such an injunction. But when the next District of Columbia appropriation bill comes up next winter the question of whether or not the clause will stand must be discussed. Political observers believe generally that it will be discussed and reaffirmed-because the Fundamentalists are militant and the Evolutionists are amused...
...Legal occupation and remuneration takes men from public life. It had been announced that Charles E. Hughes was retained as attorney for the receivers of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R. Last week it appeared likewise that John W. Davis, onetime Ambassador to the court of St. James's, onetime Democratic candidate for President, is acting as attorney for Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney (TIME, July 6, MUSIC), defendant in a breach of promise suit for $1,000,000 started by Evan Burrows Fontaine, famed cabaret dancer...
...neediest roads the largest share of the increase. If, for example, the Great Northern should realize a tidy profit by increased rates, much of this profit would be taken from it and turned over to the St. Paul. In this plan, Mr. Potter claims that it is undoubtedly legal under the Transportation Act, that prospects for voluntary agreement by the carriers concerned are good, that it would be more satisfactory to shippers generally, that it would make management more efficient, that it would not cause complications with the "recapture" clause, and that its dependence upon both values is no drawback...
...many weeks haggard M.P.'s have been hearing about it and invariably going out by the same door wherein they went. "It" was the Summer Time (daylight saving) Bill which, if passed by the Lords, will now make it permanently legal for the clock to be put ahead by one hour on the third Sunday in April and moved back on the first Sunday in October...