Arkansas Primary Election Law Initiative Petition Notice
Notice announces that Act No. 1 on regulating primary elections, proposed by initiative petition, will be submitted to Arkansas voters on November 7, 1916. It details primary procedures, county and precinct organization, nomination processes, ballot handling, poll taxes, contest procedures, and enforcement provisions, with sections on duties of judges, clerks, and County Central Committees.
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Arkansas
State of
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Biett Kirby
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County Central Committee
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Steilyier
Vince
Weaver Ellur
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Amatore
Onhertoun
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United States
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Supreme Cay
Circuit Court
Nerensary
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Vasher Shul
Sutton
RTL
Uthaechee
Esmayar
Juderhins
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Civetion
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Offyersay
Sam Hall
Kirlow
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Sars Torn
Elurha
Elvine Omaney
Sinteson
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Local Option Act No 2 on alcohol sales in Arkansas counties
Vague OCR text outlines a local option act to allow counties in Arkansas to determine whether alcohol sales will be permitted. It references election dates, bond requirements, licensing for sale of alcoholic beverages, and authorities to publish election results.
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Arcaneas
Thakita Tate
Lylete
Prohibition and License Provisions for Mauors Liquor Sales
The act restricts liquor licenses to citizens over 21 of good character, details licensing limits by population, and bans sales on Sundays during elections. It sets penalties for violations, including fines up to 2000 dollars and up to five years in state prison, with enforcement rules and census baselines for license allocation.
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United Shites Census Bureau
Conlin
Toby
Edetieks
Duiten
Benitine
Pantin Agiiditory
Deere Berate
Brande
Battin
Wien
Colectar of
Sant Vanty
Arkansas 1918 liquor repeal act quoted with secretary seal
The text records the 1918 proposed act repealing all laws governing intoxicated liquor manufacture and sale in Arkansas. It notes repeal of earlier acts from 1913 1915 and 1918 and the act taking effect upon passage. Secretary of State MODGES signs witness July with official seal.
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General Assembly
State of Arkansas
Enid
Burt
Modges
Secretary of
Arkansas Amendment Debate On No 11 And No 13 Proposals
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Amendment No 13 and Amendment No 11 to an Arkansas state measure. The text preserves debate about voting procedures, polls, and legislative actions, with references to final adjournment timing and petition procedures. Names, dates, and clear actions are obscured by the damaged source.
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