Proctor Likely to Join Railroad Board Next Year
Governor Marshall plans to appoint Robert E. Proctor as a railroad inspector with a probable succession to the railroad commission next year. the board would then include two Democrats and one Republican with Union B. Hunt previously listed. Proctor, a long time Lake Shore locomotive engineer, is tied to Senator Robert E. Proctor who pushed the appointment, decided in Indianapolis after a Marshall inquiry.
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Robert Te. Proctor
Mary
Proctor
Marshall
Railroad Commission
Henry M. Dowling
Woods
Dowling
B. Hunt
Lake Shore Railroad
Brotherhood of “Locomotive Engineers
Mgr
Michigan Southern Road
Robert. E. Proctor
Women of Aid Society Adopt Penny a Day Motto
Members of the Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church voted unanimously to pledge a penny each day for a year. Fifty two members agreed to save one cent daily, forming a collective motto to support their causes.
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Aid
Society of Theresbyterian “Church
Reform School Record Highlights Early Misconduct
Fragmentary text outlines a case involving a man in his youth tied to a reform school for misconduct. Details are unclear but suggest an injury incident and disciplinary context affecting his early years.
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Atthlene Moonie
Teaghinhe
Ersee
Bishop Charles Betts Galloway Dies in Kosciusko
Bishop Charles Betts Galloway of the Methodist Church South, a prominent churchman known for his pro prohibition writings and controversy with Jefferson Davis, died today in Kosciusko Mississippi. He formerly edited the New Orleans Christian Advocate and entered the Mississippi conference.
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Orleans
Christian Advocate
Bishop Galloway
Ayas
Kosciusko
Miss
Mississippi
Mrs Boyle linked to Michigan robber case
Mrs James Boyle once wife of a Michigan robber attended the trial of James Maxwell of Chicago who was convicted of a diamond robbery and sentenced to five years at Jackson penitentiary. She aided Maxwell's defense and then returned to Chicago before possibly marrying Boyle.
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St. Josephs Mich
James Boyle
Awhita
Napers
Alocal
James’ Maxwell
Chicago
Maxwell
Jackson’ ‘Penitentiary
Boyle
Silier
Unclear prompt text from historical clipping
The provided text appears garbled with multiple nonstandard words and fragments. No coherent events, names, dates, or places are extractable to form a factual, sourced summary card.
Gonfetedes Pet Trend Mentioned by Parrett and Cleaver
Fragmentary line cites Dia Parrett and Rev T S Cleaver referencing Gonfetedes pet trend. No clear event or context available.
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Dia Parrett
T.S
Truth 10 Cents Per Read
A compact note indicates Truth magazine pricing at ten cents per read. No additional context or figures accompany the price in the accessible text.
Amaso Lert Pede Mat Ert Tah Ida Dncouve
A garbled OCR snippet lists names and places with unclear meaning. Readable fragments show personal names and a possible event context, though specifics remain unresolved.
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Amaso
Hortena Pastenes Appears In Court Morning Session
Court records show Hortena Pastenes appearing in the morning session. Details of the proceedings were not provided in the fragment.
Siocon meeting at the Boston Home Convention
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Risa and the PAF, with references to morning programs and a sports angle. Details are unclear, but the note indicates planning or discussion at a Boston convention setting.
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Siocon
Boston
Geran
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