World’s Work critiques Wilson pamphlet on judicial review
The article highlights World's Work review of H H Wilson's pamphlet from Lincoln arguing that judicial power to strike down legislation is not uniquely American. It cites cases from South Africa India New Zealand Australia and Germany showing courts reviewing constitutional limits, and counters claims that Marshall invented the power.
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World
H. H. Wilson
Lincoln
British Empire
United States
South Africa
Union
India
New Zealand
Australia
Priussia
Reich
Wilson
John Marshall
le Follett
Ibanez In Bad Repute With Powers Of Spain
Paris reports Vicente Blasco Ibanez says his book on the king of Spain is hunted with rigor by the authorities. A French reader was jailed fifteen days for reading it, and frontier regiments have been strengthened with battalions sent to the French and Portuguese borders.
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Paris
Spain
Vicente Blasco Jibenez
Excelsior
Mentone
Pyrennes
Resi dent of near Nebawka seeks eye specialist for trouble
Z. W. Schrader, a well known resident near Nebawka, served as a passenger on the Burlington train to Omaha today to consult a eye specialist about ongoing eye problems that have caused him significant trouble.
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Z. W. Schrader
Nebawka
Burlington
Omaha
Hall's Catarrh Medicine sales ad from Toledo
For over 40 years balls catarrh medicine has been used in treating catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicine includes an ointment and an internal medicine taken by mouth to address mucous membranes. Sold to all druggists by EF F Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Marcous
EF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Between 6th and 7th on Vine News Shine Ka 6 and Tings
Between 6th and 7th on Vine a local notice outlines community news and a call for assistance to publish the week’s items. It mentions the phrase Ka 6 and references help for public dissemination of notices.
Public Auction Notice
Public auction to be held at the seller’s home six miles west of Mynard and two miles south of the German Evangelical church starting at 10 o'clock sharp. Details incomplete due to OCR fragment.
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Wis
Mynard
Descriptive Farm Sale Listing Details Livestock and Machinery
Tuesday January 6 sale covers horses cattle hogs with ages and descriptions, twenty four head of stock, four milking cows, three heifers, a 4 year old bull, and miscellaneous farm equipment including tractors, plows, drills, mowers, wagons, harnesses, and grain tools. Credit terms: over $10 with six months, 8 percent interest from date. payment due before removal from premises. sale conducted by PF A Young with clerk NAT Ban.
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John Deere
Ford Crifider
McCormick
John Deere Lister
Public Auction at Col Jenkins Place Near Plattsmouth
Rex Young conducts a farm sale at the Col Jenkins place six miles west and south of Plattsmouth with horses cattle farm machinery and more. Auctions begin at 10 am with lunch at noon and terms cash under ten dollars and credit terms on larger sums with a bankable note at eight percent.
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Col. Jenkins
Plattsmouth
Eight Mile Grove Church and School
Murray
Spillman Eyes Move to New Capitol Despite Cold Start
Attorney General Spillman and staff push to relocate to the new capitol soon while other state officers may wait until spring. Cold drafts, unused radiators, and drafty upper rooms slow the move, though first floor offices are warmer and overall conditions improve over the old capitol.
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Spillman
Dort
Legal Department
Capitol
Pierce
Euite
Rafiveau
Pasaine
Builtin
Governor Bryan Calls for Frugal Government to Restore Prosperity
Governor Charles W. Bryan praised Nebraskans for their support of the prior administration and urged ongoing savings. He argued for a minimum government cost to keep money in citizens' pockets and cited a 23 percent reduction in county contributions to state expenses over the past two years.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Seid
Brean
Oil problem tops 1925 concerns says Secretary Work
Chicago December 28. Hubert Work secretary of the interior warns the 1925 oil situation threatens future supply. He cites rapid drilling and wastage as drivers of potential shortages and urges saving storage and new fields to prevent a collapse in output. Government data show public lands yielded about 4 million barrels last year with royalties and costs noted.
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Chicago
United States
Hubert Work
W. W. Fishel
Evanstop
Advertise Your Want in the Journal for Results
Classified notice urges readers to place want ads in the Journal to secure timely responses. The item highlights affordability and rapid results for personal or business needs through the newspaper’s classified section.
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Journal
Pleasant Dancing Party At The AT. W. A. Hall
Invitations from Mr. and Mrs. Pollock and L. O. Minor set a festive mood at the AT. W. A. hall. About sixty five couples danced to Bettleson’s Orchestra with college students home for holidays and guests from out of town. Punch and cookies were served as decorations echoed Christmas colors.
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Woichester
Dalk
T. H. Pollock
L.O. Minor
Alice Pollock
AT. W. A. Hall
Bettleson
Bates announce son-in-law Albert Clabaueh well after operation
Word from Mr and Mrs M A Bates reports Albert Clabaueh underwent surgery at St John’s Hospital in St Louis and came through well. He is improving and expected to soon be up and around as his condition continues to improve.
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M. A. Bates
Albert Clabaueh
St. John's Hospital
Louis
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