Primary Elections Act No 1 Notice for Arkansas voters
Notice that Act No 1 proposed by initiative will be submitted to Arkansas voters at the next general election on November 7 for adoption or rejection. It details primary election rules, party responsibilities, delegate selection, precinct boxes, count procedures, and penalties for violations, referencing Kirby's Digest provisions and county central committees.
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Kirby's Digest
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Central Committee
County Central Committee
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Primary Election Law Provisions and Penalties
The auditor must provide poll tax receipts to collectors to verify voters. Contests suspend ballots for lack of certified poll tax receipts or age affidavits. The act governs primaries in cities and townships, aligns with general election laws, and imposes fines up to 4500.00 and up to twelve months in jail for violations. The secretary of state filed the act on July 191? and Earle W Hodges is named.
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Local Option Act No 2 submitted for Arkansas voters in 1916
A fragmented text describes a local option act for Arkansas counties to determine liquor sales by referendum. It outlines petition requirements, election timing, and costs, with provisions for county boards of election and officers to oversee the vote and publish results. The measure seeks to regulate sale of alcoholic beverages within the county under state law.
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Arkadinus
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Sheetheing
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County Board of Election Commission
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Watt County
Old County
Licensing rules for spirituous liquors and penalties in Arkansas
The draft outlines licensing for sale of spirituous or fermented liquors, requiring applicants to be 21 or older and of good moral character. If licenses exceed demand, the County Judge assigns to suitable applicants. Restrictions cover location, Sundays, elections, and hours, with bond and tax requirements and penalties for violations or falsified statements.
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Audhoenaes
United States Census Bureau
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State of Arkansas
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Arkansas Alcohol Law Proposal Filed in 1916 Session
The proposed act would regulate or prohibit intoxicating liquors and related compounds, defining terms and specifying repeal of prior laws. It notes the act’s enactment date and binding effect from passage, with official signature by Secretary of State Hasler W. Monges.
Amendment Notice for Arkansas Constitution Amendment
Amendment notice announces submission of proposed amendment to the Arkansas Constitution. The petition by Leither yr and related details indicate it will go to the qualified voters in the forthcoming election on November 7, 1916. The text references preparation, office, and submission processes in a formal legal notice style.
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Arkanaas
Leither
State of Arkansas
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Helé Rouber
Amendment No 12 Against Amendment Text Fragment
Fragmented text from a proposed amendment appears to discuss tax provisions and legislative framing. It references Amendment No 12, taxation limits, and sections of a state constitution, but the content is garbled with OCR errors and lacks clear facts or entities. No discernible outcome or dates are present.
Amendment No 13 Ni Nee ts Heruhy nyt it the follow
Amended text appears garbled though it references an amendment number thirteen and a proposed action. The readable parts hint at procedural reading of a bill or amendment with a proposed outcome or vote, but essential names, dates, or actions are unclear in the fragment.
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Winery
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Amendment text fragment from Arkansas constitution debate
Fragmentary OCR preserves talk of Amendment No 13 and Amendment No 17 with references to the Arkansas constitution and referendum powers. The garbled passage mentions the people, legislative assembly, and voting procedures, including timelines and preservation of public safety.
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