Take State Juris diction Out of Federal Circuit Courts
Herbert argues against federal injunctions freezing state law enforcement by circuit and district judges. He notes U S Supreme Court guidance allows injunctions via Congress statute, not Constitution, and urges stripping this jurisdiction from federal courts to reduce friction in dual sovereignty.
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Federal Circuit Courts
United States Circuit
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Circuit
United States Circuit Courts
Corporations and the Nation’s Exergy Insight
Judge Peter S. Grosscup argues that the corporation is the essential medium through which national energy and private ambitions flow. He asserts the corporation links people with industrial triumphs, shaping the future by uniting wealth, leadership, and effort while warning against penalizing legitimate incorporated enterprises.
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Peter S. Grosscup
United States Circuit Court
Immigrants Votes Dangerous to America
John R. Dos Passos argues that unrestricted naturalization and suffrage undermine U S governance. He urges restricting citizenship with voting rights while allowing naturalization, creating a real American union of Americans only.
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America
United States
American Disappointment To the Immigrant
Dr. David Blaustein, former Educational Alliance superintendent, argues immigrants face disillusion in America. He cites fake professionals, a yellow press, demagogues, and lost faith, noting free education and equal rights bring hardships as children adapt and parents struggle with language barriers.
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David Blaustein
The
Educational Alliance
New York City
America
Government Ownership Abroad and Here
Representative William P. Hepburn argues that government ownership of railways and utilities would concentrate control and risk, noting New Zealand’s losses in publicly run railroads and major scale under a centralized system. He warns such vast patronage could enable entrenched government power.
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America
New Zealand
United States
Signals and signals code wonders and a seaside snapshot
The text surveys the international signals code and its vast potential signals and ship designations. It weaves in quirky excerpts about a Scottish woman selling a hen, waiter earnings, Patagonia etymology, matches in heaven, a shipping clerk blunder, and a Turkish sultan with a menagerie on Yildiz island.
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Chicago News
Turkey
Yildiz
Afflicted with Sore Eyes Reclaims Sight After Salve
A Kentucky resident shares 33 years of sore eye affliction and 9 years of total blindness until Chamberlain's Salve, given by a neighbor, cured inflamed eyes and restored sight. Evans Drug Co. advertises the remedy with a testimonial endnote.
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Chamberlain
P. C. Earls
Cynthiana
Evans Drug Co
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Margot
Yonkers Statesman
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the Herald
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