The Oklahoma Law Journal, Volume 14Dennis, 1915 - Law |
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... railroad track , in a place of safety , and knew that the train was approach- ing , and had waited to see the train pass , and sud- denly attempted to run across the track , immediately in front of , and in full view of a moving train ...
... railroad track , in a place of safety , and knew that the train was approach- ing , and had waited to see the train pass , and sud- denly attempted to run across the track , immediately in front of , and in full view of a moving train ...
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... business man of broad capacity and influential force , and he is an important factor in the development of industrial enterprises in the oil fields of the state and in railroad building . OKLAHOMA CITY , OKLA . , AUGUST , 1915 OKLAHOMA.
... business man of broad capacity and influential force , and he is an important factor in the development of industrial enterprises in the oil fields of the state and in railroad building . OKLAHOMA CITY , OKLA . , AUGUST , 1915 OKLAHOMA.
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... railroad systems . The corporations are always able to put up costs and frequently they secure a reversal of judgments rendered against them . In such cases , it would be burdensome for a poor man to pay the costs incident to such ...
... railroad systems . The corporations are always able to put up costs and frequently they secure a reversal of judgments rendered against them . In such cases , it would be burdensome for a poor man to pay the costs incident to such ...
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... railroad com- munications . Attached to this affidavit was an unvarified statement by a doctor , saying that owing to the defendant's con- dition , in his judgment , it would be in- jurious for him to make a long trip . There was no ...
... railroad com- munications . Attached to this affidavit was an unvarified statement by a doctor , saying that owing to the defendant's con- dition , in his judgment , it would be in- jurious for him to make a long trip . There was no ...
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... railroad bridge was taken out by high water . The railroad company agreed with the county authorities that the county could have the piling that was carried down the stream from the bridge in consideration of the county having the tops ...
... railroad bridge was taken out by high water . The railroad company agreed with the county authorities that the county could have the piling that was carried down the stream from the bridge in consideration of the county having the tops ...
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