Michigan Senate Narrowly Votes Dickenson Primary Over Colby
Lansing March 8 1909 a Lansing dispatch reports the Michigan senate passed the Dickenson primary law after 48 hours of debate preserving direct senatorial election by ballot and delaying the Colby primary measure. The session also examined state fair funding and tax relief bills amid a crowded agenda and a tense political clash.
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Fragmentary note on wartime event at near by location
A partial OCR reads an account of a late event during wartime with several garbled names and locations. The readable bits mention a graduate or group and a sequence of days or tours. Details remain unclear due to transcription errors and missing context.
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Bank strain reflected in gold holdings and US Philadelphia notes
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