Word: legalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...every man who is fitted to practice law. There are some whose tastes for other sorts of work are so clear that their careers are determined for them, but there are many on the other hand of widely differing gifts who will find in the legal profession all the opportunities they can ask. Any man who has a clear head, willingness to work hard, courage to meet men in controversy, and if possible an even temper, can make himself a lawyer. To it as to many other things applies the homely proverb "It's dogged that does it". Eloquence...
...marked predominance, amounting almost to monopoly, of American capital in that field; secondly, the difficulty of access from the seaboard to the richer deposits, necessitating excessive costs of pipe line construction and drilling, which are nearly double those for corresponding work in this country and Mexico; thirdly, the legal status of the industry was radically changed in November and December, 1919, when a decree of the Colombian Supreme Court, followed by a new petroleum code, put an end to various government owner ships and "nationalization" schemes and removed several, though not all, of the legal hindrances to the expansion...
...encouragement of a fair and open-minded undergraduate attitude toward national problems. Those who have accused the club of fostering radicalism cannot deny that tonight's lecturer is an upholder of the conservative tradition. Governor Allen's firm stand in Kansas labor disputes, his system of strike settlement by legal procedure, and his opposition to the "closed shop", leave no doubt as to his stand on industrial questions...
...that such a right is an essential factor in a true democracy. In reality, an industrial court offers an opportunity for the public to voice its opinion as to whether or not it desires a strike. It gives the law a chance to determine whether such a strike is legal, thereby preventing serious industrial upheavals in our economic life. If industrial courts in the United States are conducted under proper supervision and limited in their jurisdiction, preferably to public-service industries, there is little doubt that they will do much in establishing justice in the struggle of labor against capital...
...Medical School from very small beginnings to the present School with its exceptional advantages in preparing students for the practice of medicine and for research. There has also been outlined some of the conditions surrounding the study of medicine. It may be especially pointed out that the legal status of medical practice, as fixed by the several States, has kept pace with medical education and that the conditions upon which the medical degree is granted are also fixed by legal enactments. On this account they may not be waived even in the very exceptional case in which some minor defect...