1000 resultados para Oregon.
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Includes the decisions of the Supreme Courts of California, Colorado, Kansas, Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Washington, Wyoming, Utah, and New Mexico; Dec. 1890/Mar.1891 -July 1931, Supreme Court of Oklahoma; July/Dec. 1891-Apr./June 1905, Court of Appeals of Colorado; May/Aug. 1895-Apr./June 1901, Courts of Appeals of Kansas; June/Oct. 1905-Oct./Nov. 1926, Courts of Appeal of California; Sept./Dec. 1908-July 1931, Criminal Court of Appeals of Oklahoma; Nov. 1926/Jan. 1927-July 1931, District Courts of Appeal of California; June/July 1930-July 1931, Appellate Dept. of the Superior Court of California
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Superseded by Oregon. Legislative Assembly. Legislative Calendar, After 1957
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"Published with the approbation of the Board of Regents."
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Supersedes the Bulletin of the University's Dept. of College Extension
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Includes index.
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no.1 The Railroad question. 1919?--no.2 Labor and reconstruction. 1919?--no.3 Education. 1919?--no.4 Buffer employment, land, housing. 1919?--no.5 New marketing systems, the farmer and reconstruction. 1919?--no.6 International. 1919?--no.7 Popular government. 1919?--no.8 Kent, William. Democracy and efficiency. 1913.--no.9 King, Judson. The state-wide initiative and referendum. 1917.--no.10 Vrooman, C.S. Initiative and referendum in Switzerland. 1913.--no.11 Haynes, J.R. Direct government in California. 1917.--no.12 Lewis, W.D. Recall of judicial decisions in state constitutional question.--no.13 American federation of labor. Executive council. Initiative, referendum and recall. [1913?]--no. 14 Thieme, T.F. A new state constitution for Indiana. 1914?--no.15 Montague, R.W. The Oregon system at work. 1914?--no. 16 Committee to inquire into the status of democracy. [1910?]--no. 17 National popular government league, Washington, D.C. The first year and a look ahead. 1915?--no. 18 Committee to inquire into the status of democracy. The confusion of property with privilege. [1910]--no. 19 United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on privileges and elections. Publicity and control of campaign contributions and disbursements. [1917]--no. 20 Bettman, Alfred and Hale, Swinburne. Do we need more sedition laws? [1902]--no. 21 Johnson, L.J. The preferential ballot as a substitute for the direct primary. 1915.
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Chiefly tables.