 | 1908 - 714 str.
...suit was maintainable if damage could be shown, but that there was none shown; and the court says, " If Missouri were an independent and sovereign state,...remedy by negotiation, and that failing by force." Here again, no matter what the necessity of Chicago or her willingness to make adequate payment, a... | |
 | 1901 - 482 str.
...question of boundary Is involved nor of direct property rights belonging to the complainant state. But it must surely be conceded that if the health and...is the proper party to represent and defend them. • » • The health and comfort of large communities inhabiting those parts of the state situated... | |
 | Sir William Harrison Moore - 1906 - 202 str.
...its authority to discharge the sewage. The Court held on demurrer, that the bill was maintainable ; that if the health and comfort of the inhabitants of a State were threatened, the State was the proper party to represent them. " If Missouri were an independent... | |
 | 1920 - 1110 str.
...boundary is involved, nor of direct property rights belonging to the complainant State. But it must be conceded that if the health and comfort of the...State is the proper party to represent and defend them.65 «5 Kansas v. Colorado, 185 US 125, 206 US 46; Missouri D. Illinois, 180 US 208, 200 US 496,... | |
 | 1920 - 736 str.
...boundary is involved, nor of direct property rights belonging to the complainant State. But it must be conceded that if the health and comfort of the...State is the proper party to represent and defend them.05 es Kansas t>. Colorado, 185 US 125, 206 US 46; Missouri v. Illinois, 180 US 208, 200 US 496,... | |
 | Charles Noble Gregory - 1907 - 20 str.
...suit was maintainable if damage could be shown, but that there was none shown ; and the court says, " If Missouri were an independent and sovereign state,...remedy by negotiation, and that failing by force." Here again, no matter what the necessity of Chicago or her willingness to make adequate payment, a... | |
 | John Huston Finley, John Franklin Sanderson - 1908 - 366 str.
...Missouri. Jurisdiction was sustained and the cause ordered to be proceeded with. It was held that when the health and comfort of the inhabitants of a state...If Missouri were an independent and sovereign state she would seek a remedy by negotiation, and that failing, by force. These means having been surrendered... | |
 | United States. Public Health and Marine Hospital Service - 1910 - 300 str.
...such that an adequate remedy can only be found in this court at the suit of the State of Missouri. It must surely be conceded that if the health and...seek a remedy by negotiation, and, that failing, by f6rce. Diplomatic powers and the right to make war having been surrendered to the General Government,... | |
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State, but it must surely be conceded that, if the health and comfort of the inhabitants of a State are threatened, the Opinion of the Court. State is the proper party to represent and defend them. 
