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Thomas Vs. Board of Trustees
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- Nov 14, 1904
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Thomas v. BoardSearch
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of Trustees - 195 U.S. 207 (1904) U.S. Supreme Court Thomas v. BoardSearch
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of Trustees, 195 U.S. 207 (1904) Thomas v. BoardSearch
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propositions so firmly established that further discussion of them would be both useless and inappropriate. Brown v. KeeneSearch
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Ohio Ry. Co., 169 U. S. 92 , 169 U. S. 98 . As late as in Minnesota v. NorthernSearch
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case was then heard upon its merits, and was again brought here and determined. Great Southern Fire Proof Hotel Co. v. JonesSearch
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of Ohio relating to the defendant board -- of the provisions of which statutes judicial notice may be taken, Hanley v. DonoghueSearch
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the trustees themselves are citizens of that state. That averment alone is not sufficient. In Lafayette Ins. Co. v. FrenchSearch
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not conferring, and as not intended to confer, corporate powers on the board. This question was presented in Neil v. OhioSearch
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a corporation, and hence does not clothe it with corporate functions or powers. State ex Rel. Attorney General v. DavisSearch
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jurisdiction of a circuit court of the United States unless the contrary affirmatively and distinctly appears. Brown v. KeeneSearch
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