...South Carolina for failure to pay claims for damages to interstate shipments of merchandise, it was said: "When Congress has taken the particular subject-matter...declared a help because it attempts to go farther than Congres« has seen fît to go." Involved In Pennsylvania Ry. Oo. v. Public Service Commission, 250...

...$50 is enough to constitute a burden. Southern Ry. v. Reid, 222 US 424, 443. But that is immaterial. When Congress has taken the particular subject-matter...attempts to go farther than Congress has seen fit to go. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. v. Hardwick Elevator Co., 226 US 426, 435. Southern Railway v. Indiana...

...$50 is enough to constitute a burden. Southern Ry. v. Reid, 222 US 424, 443. But that is immaterial. When Congress has taken the particular subject-matter...attempts to go farther than Congress has seen fit to go. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. v. Hardwick Elevator Co., 226 US 426, 435. Southern Railway v. Indiana...

...R, Co. v. Keid, 222 US 424, 443, 56 L. ed. 257, 262, 32 Sup. Ct. Eep. 140. But that is immaterial. When Congress has taken the particular subject-matter...attempts to go farther than Congress has seen fit to go. Chicago, RI & PR Co. v. Hardwick Farmers' Elevator Co. 226 US 426, 435, 57 L. ed. 284, 287, 46 LRA(KS.)...

...state policy. As said in that case: "When Congress has taken the particular subas opposition, and the state law is not to be declared a help because it...attempts to go farther than Congress has seen fit to go." We conclude, therefore, that a suit for damages based upon the provisions of section 2752 of the Civil...

...<& Carolina Railroad v. Varnville Co. (237 US 597, .604, decided June 1, 1915), it was asserted that "a State law is not to be declared a help because...attempts to go farther than Congress has seen fit to go." In Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. v. Porter (273 US 341, 345-346, decided Feb. 21, 1927), the Court...

...South Carolina for failure to pay claims for damages to interstate shipments of merchandise, it was said: "When Congress has taken the particular subject-matter...attempts to go farther than Congress has seen fit to go." r Involved in Pennsylvania Ry. Co. v. Public ' Service Commission, 250 US 566, 40 Sup. Ct. 36, 03 L....

...Southern R. Co. v. Reid, 222 US 424, 443, 56 L. Ed. 257, 262, 32 S. Ct. 140. But that is immaterial. When Congress has taken the particular subject-matter...attempts to go farther than Congress has seen fit to go. Chicago, RI &. PR Co. v. Hardwick Farmers' Elevator Co., 226 US 426, 435, 57 L. Ed. 284, 287, 46 LRA...

...Carolina case, the Texas case and other cases are cited and the applicable principle stated as follows:275 "When. Congress has taken the particular subjectmatter...attempts to go farther than Congress has seen fit to go." Ed. 1507, 33 Sup. Ct. 961, reversing state legislation and question arising Tucker v. Mo. Kan. & Tex....

...particular subject matter in hand, coincidence is as ineffective as opposition, and a State statute is not to be declared a help because it attempts to go farther than Congress has seen fit to go. — Charleston & WC Ry. Co. v. Varnville Furniture Co., 237 U. 8. 597, 59 L. ed. 1137, 35 Sup. Ct....