meyer
state
nebraska
argued
february
decided
june
mullen
omaha
sandall
york
albert
columbus
plaintiff
error
mason
wheeler
lincoln
spillman
pierce
state
nebraska
justice
mcreynolds
delivered
opinion
plaintiff
error
tried
convicted
district
hamilton
county
nebraska
information
charged
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parochial
school
unlawfully
taught
subject
reading
german
language
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child
years
attained
successfully
passed
eighth
grade
information
based
upon
act
relating
teaching
foreign
languages
state
nebraska
approved
april
laws
follows
person
individually
teacher
shall
private
denominational
parochial
public
school
teach
subject
person
language
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languages
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language
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pupil
shall
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successfully
passed
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grade
evidenced
certificate
graduation
issued
county
superintendent
county
child
resides
person
violates
provisions
act
shall
deemed
guilty
misdemeanor
upon
conviction
shall
subject
fine
less
dollars
one
hundred
dollars
confined
county
jail
period
exceeding
thirty
days
offense
whereas
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exists
act
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approval
state
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born
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knowledge
child
language
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known
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foreign
language
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early
age
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shows
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health
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child
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reversed
cause
remanded
proceedings
inconsistent
opinion
reversed
justice
holmes
justice
sutherland
dissent