Proclamation for State County and District Elections
The Athens County Sheriff issues a public proclamation dated September 30 1906 calling Athens voters to the state and county elections held in November. It explains the ballot wording on a proposed constitutional amendment about exemption of state and municipal bonds from taxation and instructs electors to mark yes or no as directed.
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Sheriff's
Athens County
Ohio
State of
Federal Assembly
Andrew Mi i Y
America
Ohio Ballot Trio For Statewide Offices
One candidate listed for Lieutenant Governor, one for Treasurer of State, and one for Judge of the Supreme Court in Ohio. The specification designates a single person for each statewide office under the election slate.
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State of
Ohio
The
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
Athens County Ohio Representative Election Notice
A notice for one candidate running for the office of Representative in the General Assembly of Ohio for Athens County. The document specifies the single candidate seeking election to the state legislature from Athens County.
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General Assembly
Ohto
Athens
Fair and Hocking
Ashington
Morgan
Noble and
Monroe
State of
Ohio
Ohio Article XVII Amendment for Biennial Elections
Ohio enacts a constitutional amendment fixing state and county officer elections to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November in even years while other offices vote in odd years. It sets term lengths for governor and other offices, outlines vacancy rules, and requires certified returns. Adopted March 18, 1904. certified by Secretary of State in Columbus.
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Supreme Court
Circuit Courts
General Assembly
Common Pleas Court
Probate Court
Justices of the Peace
Board of Public Works
Uhw
Ohio
Board of Public Work
Schess
Audi
SterTion
Wial
State of
State of Ohio
Polls Close and Unused Ballots Destroyed in Election
County executive committees may designate an inspector and witness for each party's tickets. After polls close, poll books certify the number of voters and a loud proclamation is made. Ballots remaining unvoted are then destroyed in the presence of judges clerks and inspectors.
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Board of Judges
Ohio Amendment Proposal on Exemption of State and Municipal Bonds
The document records a 1904 Ohio constitutional amendment proposal on taxation, exempting state and municipal bonds from taxation and outlining ballot wording for taxation amendments. It notes approval by election rules, dates, and official certification by Secretary of State I Lewis Laylin with signatures and seal.
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