Word: procession
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...received them in College, therefore, public school men who had distinguished themselves in college felt above hard work in the Law SCHOOL! Certainly the Herald's deduction is more nearly the truth than this supposition, but still further investigation of the facts might prove that whereas by a process of selection those private school men, who went to the Law School, were in the first half, or first quarter of their number in College rank; on the other hand, among the public school men, the process of selection had acted before they came to College. Thus, since the average stand...
...value and service of the properties, the courts maintained that the state had the power to fix the reasonableness of rates, on the presumption that the power to regulate is not the power to destroy, and limitation of rates is not equivalent to deprivation of property without due process...
...that had been experienced in making the first underground cables for an 11,000 volt system. He classified the causes for the burnouts into two groups: the first containing inherent faults in the cables, and the second accidental injuries to the cables. Under the latter head he mentioned the process of electrolysis...
...Process" Hard to Define...
...mentioned three cases of colored men bringing suit against three states in which "property" was considered the men's right to do jury service. In one case the reputation of the white race was considered property. The term "property" is rather intangible and not definite. The term "by due process of law" has also many implications. It goes back to the time of Edward III and is even understood in the phrase "the law of the land" in the Magna Charta. We are still in doubt as to what constitutes...