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The name of Mr. Reynolds has been erased with a pencil and a cross placed opposite the name of William May . Afterwards both the cross and erasure were rubbed out , but not efficiently as to obscure all traces of the attempted fraud .
The name of Mr. Reynolds has been erased with a pencil and a cross placed opposite the name of William May . Afterwards both the cross and erasure were rubbed out , but not efficiently as to obscure all traces of the attempted fraud .
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... name of Henry M. Reynolds was erased by a faint lead pencil mark , and a cross placed by the same band with the same lead pencil , opposite the name of William May upon the majority of the ballots upon which the erasures occurred .
... name of Henry M. Reynolds was erased by a faint lead pencil mark , and a cross placed by the same band with the same lead pencil , opposite the name of William May upon the majority of the ballots upon which the erasures occurred .
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The name of Mr. Reynolds has been erased with a pencil and a cross placed opposite the name of William May . Afterwards both the cross and erasure were rubbed out , but not efficiently as to obscure all traces of the attempted frand .
The name of Mr. Reynolds has been erased with a pencil and a cross placed opposite the name of William May . Afterwards both the cross and erasure were rubbed out , but not efficiently as to obscure all traces of the attempted frand .
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Our penal and reformatory institutions were placed by the last legislature under the control of a single non - partisan board , and the wisdom of the action has been fully vindicated by the results . ' I ask your special attention to ...
Our penal and reformatory institutions were placed by the last legislature under the control of a single non - partisan board , and the wisdom of the action has been fully vindicated by the results . ' I ask your special attention to ...
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... large proportions that stockholders should be protected by having the business placed under competent state supervision , so that the financial condition of these associations may be known by those who are asked to invest in them .
... large proportions that stockholders should be protected by having the business placed under competent state supervision , so that the financial condition of these associations may be known by those who are asked to invest in them .
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| Título | Journal of the House of Representatives, Volumen1 |
| Autor | Michigan. Legislature. House of Representatives |
| Editor | Morse & Bagg, printers to the Legislature, 1892 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 30 Oct. 2007 |
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