Hearing Before the Committee on Interstate Commerce, United States Senate, Sixty-second Congress, Pursuant to S. Res. 98: A Resolution Directing the Committee on Interstate Commerce to Investigate and Report Desirable Changes in the Laws Regulating and Controlling Corporations, Persons, and Firms Engaged in Interstate Commerce, 2±ÇU.S. Government Printing Office, 1912 |
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Do you deem it a wise thing , if it can be done , to limit the capitalization of corporations engaged in commerce to the actual money paid in and the value of the property turned over to the corporation ? Mr. KRAUTHOFF .
Do you deem it a wise thing , if it can be done , to limit the capitalization of corporations engaged in commerce to the actual money paid in and the value of the property turned over to the corporation ? Mr. KRAUTHOFF .
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You would not deem it wise , then , to limit the size of the corporations engaged in interstate commerce ? Mr. KRAUTHOFF . I think that is all relative . Senator NEWLANDS . Now , then , as to the 1464 HEARINGS BEFORE.
You would not deem it wise , then , to limit the size of the corporations engaged in interstate commerce ? Mr. KRAUTHOFF . I think that is all relative . Senator NEWLANDS . Now , then , as to the 1464 HEARINGS BEFORE.
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Now take the broadest definition of commerce that the Supreme Court has ever laid down , and you could not incorporate a company and operate beyond those limits , and those limits are the buying and selling of goods between the States ...
Now take the broadest definition of commerce that the Supreme Court has ever laid down , and you could not incorporate a company and operate beyond those limits , and those limits are the buying and selling of goods between the States ...
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State of Tennessee ( 117 U. S. , 151 ) involved the question as to the power of a State to tax lands acquired by the United States within the limits of a State without the State's consent ; and in the course of the decision that no such ...
State of Tennessee ( 117 U. S. , 151 ) involved the question as to the power of a State to tax lands acquired by the United States within the limits of a State without the State's consent ; and in the course of the decision that no such ...
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Üâ as such instrumentalities the legislative power of the State over the places acquired will be as full and complete as over any other places within her limits . " Cherokee Nation v . Kansas Railway Co.
Üâ as such instrumentalities the legislative power of the State over the places acquired will be as full and complete as over any other places within her limits . " Cherokee Nation v . Kansas Railway Co.
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