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- Feb 24, 1914
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of all the questions presented, irrespective of the disposition that may be made of the federal questions. Siler v. LouisvilleSearch
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threatened irreparable injury through the enforcement of the penalties and coercive features of the Act. Shelton v. PlattSearch
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insisted by appellants that, under the state constitution, as construed by the Ohio Supreme Court in Southern Gum Co. v. LaylinSearch
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The case referred to, Southern Gum Co. v. LaylinSearch
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value of the privilege or franchise conferred originally, or to its continued value from year to year. Ashely v. RyanSearch
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Rel. Schwartz v. FerrisSearch
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Ohio St. 314, and Hagerty v. StateSearch
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Ohio St. 613, are examples of taxing the privilege or franchise conferred, while Telegraph Company v. MayerSearch
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Ohio St. 521, and Express Company v. StateSearch
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be said that the classification rests upon no reasonable and sufficient basis of distinction. State ex Rel. Taylor v. GuilbertSearch
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Bell's Gap Railroad Co. v. PennsylvaniaSearch
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Magoun v. IllinoisSearch
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R. Co. v. TexasSearch
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hence the taxation is not double. Bradley v. BauderSearch
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Southern Gum Co. v. LaylinSearch
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Willcox v. ConsolidatedSearch
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Flint v. StoneSearch
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Grand Trunk Ry. v. MichiganSearch
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Siler v. LouisvilleSearch
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of the Act. Shelton v. PlattSearch
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Ashely v. RyanSearch
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Rel. Schwartz v. FerrisSearch
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and Hagerty v. StateSearch
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Telegraph Company v. MayerSearch
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and Express Company v. StateSearch
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Rel. Taylor v. GuilbertSearch
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Bradley v. BauderSearch
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