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Your committee cannot resist the conclusion that the ballots presented to them from the first precinct of the township of Ecorse were not the ballots as cast in the last election , and they so find and report the fact to be .
Your committee cannot resist the conclusion that the ballots presented to them from the first precinct of the township of Ecorse were not the ballots as cast in the last election , and they so find and report the fact to be .
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The same method of tampering with the ballots has been practiced in the other two precincts . ... notwithstanding the facts found by your committee as above set forth , and if the vote in the fourth precinct of the fifth ward in the ...
The same method of tampering with the ballots has been practiced in the other two precincts . ... notwithstanding the facts found by your committee as above set forth , and if the vote in the fourth precinct of the fifth ward in the ...
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these 121 persons might have determined a result , and inasmuch as the vote of the entire precinct is tainted with their illegality , it is a question whether any part of the vote cast in the precinct should properly be counted .
these 121 persons might have determined a result , and inasmuch as the vote of the entire precinct is tainted with their illegality , it is a question whether any part of the vote cast in the precinct should properly be counted .
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Your petitioner further shows , and states , on information and belief , that the returns from said fourth precinct of the fifth ward of Detroit shows such fraud on the part of the election officers in adding names to the poll list ...
Your petitioner further shows , and states , on information and belief , that the returns from said fourth precinct of the fifth ward of Detroit shows such fraud on the part of the election officers in adding names to the poll list ...
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... William May ḥad received 25,226 votes , and Henry M. Reynolds 25,762 votes , a detailed statement of which is hereto attached and marked “ Exhibit A. " The ballot box for the first precinct of the township of Ecorse .
... William May ḥad received 25,226 votes , and Henry M. Reynolds 25,762 votes , a detailed statement of which is hereto attached and marked “ Exhibit A. " The ballot box for the first precinct of the township of Ecorse .
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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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