Arkansas Initiative Act Aims to Ban Child Labor Under Eighteen
A long Arkansas measure titled An Act to Provide for the Health Safety and Welfare of Miners would forbid employment of children under sixteen in many trades and set hours limits. It would require employment certificates issued by the State Superintendent of Public Welfare and designate penalties, enforcement duties, and reporting requirements to curb child labor across industries.
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Arkansas
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Mleker
Onrner
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Paver Hoy
Ster Boflars
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Line Extahliehment
Secupation
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Iseliereom
Sox
Maze
Pirth
Finke
Tmel
Lovie
Letara
Vnienr Leontiie
Teenie
Persot
Oliver Grem Blavon
Myil Tan
Pieroin
White Wet
Arkansas Bankers Strike The 1914 Guaranty Act Showdown
A lengthy, dense text details the Arkansas Bank Depositors Guaranty Fund and bank regulation steps. It outlines state supervision of failed banks, quarterly fund assessments, dividend payments to depositors, and penalties for misrepresentation. It covers public notices, funding from state treasurer, and governance by the Bank Commissioner with dates, fines, and procedural rules.
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Mel Curie
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Banka
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Sioner
Ceveliars
Bank Eroniisiie
Upan
Works Bank
Atal
Jaye
Marie
Amy
Sith Tin
Lim Pimcardse
Aati Balanve
Toeetier
Bank
Ewirimtatiomis Shah
Ariely
Palatine
Publicity Act details for tax and property notices statewide
The Act outlines publication requirements for assessments, notices, and property listings. It mandates county clerks publish summaries of orders, equalization figures, and property inventories after court adjournments and term ends. It assigns publication in a paper of record and specifies timing tied to county and state actions.
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Circuit Court Bee
Commissioners of Special Improvement
Lecal Noticns
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Beetian
Wenot
Ate
Commission Ork
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Tannaray and
Tily
Munis Palite
Nerein
Els SC
Pitette
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Earle W Hops
Turati Perens
Eunty
Me Singh
Efit Tabi
Ashaindi
At Hartley
Gruvera
Therkanena
Aem Heaton
Herk Snall
Tin Mujer
State Mining Board proposed by initiative petition Act No 4
Arkansas voters faced a proposed constitutional act creating a State Mining Board to regulate coal mining. The measure sets five board members, outlines qualifications for coal mine positions, examinations, and certificates of competency, plus fees, penalties, and enforcement powers for the State Mine Inspector. It notes enforcement provisions and states the act takes effect after constitutional approval at the May 1914 election.
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Menor
Ceetne
Howe
Bert
Celine
Tomhers
Pune
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Aruatitas
Ross
Asm
Coal Min Ag
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Ahwil Pecetva
Arkansas
Secratery
Barle W. Hod
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State Board of Education
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Rother
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Crapital
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Wall
Secretary of State
Earl W Hodges
Mining Board
State Mining Board