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- Feb 23, 1903
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in the title of the act, and is its natural and reasonable effect, and by that its validity must be tested. Henderson v. NewSearch
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and the suppression of lotteries as a harmful business falls within this power, commonly called, of police. Douglas v. KentuckySearch
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