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Home My WebLink About1948-11-02518 'PRESIDENTIAE! -ELECTION ,~:. ~,~ To either of th~ C6~stable~"~f ~he Td~¢n'of Na~'ucR~', ~'i;~ti "~': ~'~ In the name of the Commonwealth of Masshchusett~ you:' are ~ereby' r~uired t~ n~tify the inhabi~nts~f the Town of ;ueke~, qualified to Vo~e in ~he S~a~e ~lee~ions to mee~ h~ L~GION ~all, in said Nantucket, on TUESDAY, NOVemBER g, 10~8,' >~ing thd firs~ Tuesday after ~he firs~ Monday of ~said month, a~ 7:00 a. m.; to bring in ~heir vo~e~ all on one ballo~ for ~he follo~- .'- ' , '.'.'- ' :: ": ': ' ' :. Officers: ..'~ ,': (",: /:% ': ::,: GSvernor ;: Lieu~n~n5 Gofei'~Si' ;' S~ck rc~ary; ~'easurer; Auditor; Attorney Gen6ral; Senator in Con- gress; ~epresenta[ive in Congress; Councillor; .Senator; senta~ive in General Court; ~egister of Prb~ate and Insolvency. ' ' ' ~::~.--";'.. ~ ' '~ ,Vacancies ',~)'~ :/"~?, '~'*-~.:. - In Southern District: A Distrie~ At~o'rney..", ,..:.:. ~ QUESTION NO. 1 Do you approve of the adoption of an amendment to the constitution summarized be- low which was approved by the General Court in a joint session of the two branch~ held June 28, 1945, received 227 votes in the affirmative and 0 in the negative, and in a joint session of the two branches held Jnne 9, 1947, received 232 votes in the affirmative and 8 in the negative. ' ~ ~ ~ YES : .'~ ~' ' ,' NO ........ This proposed amendment to the Constitu- tion add~ to the declaration of the rights of ~h.~ .inhabitants, as now set forth in the Con- stitution, the follawing: "The right of free ~peech shall not be abridged." QUESTION NO. 2 ,- ~ -~ Do you approve of the adoption of an amendment to the constitution summarized be!ow which was approved by the General Court in a joint session of the two branch~ held June 6, 1946, received 220 votes in the affirmative and 28 in the negative, and in a joint session of the two branches held Jqne 9,- 1947, r~eceived 228 vote~ i~ the affirmative and 5 in the negative?..~ ~'.~· -2~ .- · - .'~ , ~ ,(f:,' .....':. ~' YES ........ ~.. ,.- ' NO ~ This proposed amendment ~ the Constitu- ti~n~ provides that the use of revenue-f~om f~, duties, 6xc~es or license taxes ~clatlng to the registration, ~ operation - or use vehicles on public highways or to fuels used f~r propelling such vehicles, except revenue from any excise tax ,imposed for the privi- lege of registering suyh vehicles in lieu of local property ~xes, shall be for highway purposes only. · L,(~' , , .- , -'.~- . ~;; -" ~'-' . j QUESTION Do you approve of the adoption of an amendment to the constitution st~mmarized below which was approved by the General Court in a joint session of the two branches held June 6, 1946, received 243 votes in the affirmative and 0 in the negative, and in a joint session of the t;,vo branches held June 3, 1945, received 231 votes in the affirmative and 9 in the negative? .... ~' YES i ....... _:_ . - ~ .... ' ..... ' NO .... £----_v. QUESTION NO. 6 Do you'approve of a law summarized belo~v which was disapproved in the l-Iouse of Representatives by a vote of '82 in the affir- mative arid 126 in the 'flegativc and in the'Sen- ate by a vote of 13 in the affirmative and 20 in the negative? -, - .~, i , , ': - ,.'- ' Summary . : ' This measure requires that elections of vfficers of Jabot organizations shall be held at ;east annually. Sixty days' notlce of a regular -qe~ction and twenty days' notic~ of an election '.o fill one'or more vacancies are' required ~o be given by public announcement at a rag- alas meeting, by notice in writing to each ammber, or in any other adequate manner. Candidates to be voted for must be nominated by a paper signed by ten members filed at 'east thirty days before a regular election . and at least ten days before an election to fill The voting at such an election must be by secret written or printed ballot. Watchers i appointed by nominating members and by may be present during the voting [ and counting of ballots. ' - . . · ~.'. 'Coercion and intimidation of members in[ connection with an election is prohibited, and] violations of the provisions of the measure are made punishable by a fine of not less than] twenty-five dollars nor more than tnvo hundred dollars or by imprisonmpnt for not more than thirty days or both. ~- .,-.",,. '- ~:._ , , ~ QUESTION NO.~ Do you approve of a law summarized'below which was disapproved in the House Representatives by n vote of 95 in the affirma- tive and 110 'in the negative and in the Senate by a vote of 14 in the affirmative and 18 in the negative? .- .... ~: v ~-~- ~ ~', ;: ; ~' ~ YES __:___'___ . -Z'- ~- -. ,-. '. ,.'., NO _ ' -5, ".-' Summary~, --' '- ..... : .., ' This measure prohibits the calling of a~ strike by a labor organization in any business or plant or unit thereof, except xvhen author- ized by the vote of tho majority of all tbel members of ~he organization employed the business; plant o~ u'nit thereof. S~ch au- thorization is to be expressed by a secret '.. written or prlnte6 ballot at a meeting called for that purpose..~ ' . ".' : ,' -The Labor Relatigns~ Commission is au-, thorlzed to make ru:es for the conduct of the voting. Within twenty-four hours after- the voting the labor organization conducting l it shall make a written report of the result to the commission which shall be a pcrma- neat public record. If no rePort is flied the vote taken shall be void and a person making a false report shall be guilty of perjury. ' Coercion -and , in.~im, ldatlon of · members of a labar organization in connection with such votlng is made a.penal offense. ' ~ ' ' ,' ,~' ~., ' Summary This is an amendment of Article XVII the Amendment~ to tim Consti.tutien. It pro- rides that in ca~e of a failure to elect the auditor or attorn, ey ~eneral of the Comn~on-; wealth, or in case of tlm death of a person electcd to any of such offices between the day of election and the third Wednesday of the following January, such an officer shall be chosen by a ~oint ballot of the senator~ aml .representatives fr. om the people at large, instead of from the two persons who had the ]highest number of votes at the election as !is now required. It also provides that if there ils n vacancy in any or. such offices during a session of the Legislature, the vacancy shall ba filled in like manner by choice from people at large, but if the vacancy occurs at any other time it shall be filled by appoint- ]meat by the Governor, with the advice and consent of the Council. -,. '.",'. - ' :'.~) : , Do you approve of a law summarized be- low which was disapl~rovcd in the IIouse of Representatives by a vote of 84 in the affirmative aml 130 in the negative and in the Senate by a vote of 15 in the affirmative and 22 in the negative? .... ' YES ........ This measure by amending General Laws (Tar. Ed.) Chapter 272, Section 21, provides that the provisions of Sections 20 and 21 o~ said .Chapter 272 which make it an offense to advertise or give information as to the procurement of means for the prevention of pregnancy or conception shall not apply to treatment or prescription given to married by regi?tered physicians for pro- ls it desirable (hat the p~oposed amend-I ment to ~the Constitution of the United' "Article~ ~ "Section 1. No person shall be elected the office of the President more than twice, and no person who has held the office of Pr~ident or acted as President, for more ~.han two years of 'u term to which some other person ~vas elected President shall be elected to the office of President more than once. But this Article shall no, t apply to any holding the office of President when this Article was proposed b~ the Congress, and l shall not prevent any person xvho may he holding the office of President, or acting as President, during the term xvithln which this Article becomes operative from holding the office of President or acting as ;President ! during the remainder of such term. :,,.:/:' "Section 2. This article shall be inoperative unless it shall have been ratified as an amend- ment to the Constitution by th~ legislatures of three-fourths of the several States within seven ycars from the date of its submission to the State~ by the Congress,"--be ratified.by. the general court? ~ ~' ~, - · * ~, YES ~vomen tection or life or health. '. : ~' - -~.': Do you approve of a laxv summarized below which was disapproved in the House of llepo r~entatives by a vote of 5 in the affirmative and 203 in the negative and in the Senate by a vote of 0 in the affirmative and 36 in the negative? ' :' - YES ' ~.-['::"'., ',/: - '- - ..... .- NO ........ ;.. , .. j~f'. Summary -.") This ~measure prohibit~ the denial of the opportunity to obtain or retain employment because of mcmbershib or non-membership in a labor organization and prohiblt~ agreements which exclude any person from employment bscause of membership m' n~m-membership in ,.- , QUESTI, ON NO. 9 . ,, ~...'- .', i a labor organization. Violation of the pro- visions of the measure is made an offense[-,,,:':./.,,.~ :-.. :"; f'Jd.~,:?',{-f;-YES ' '" :"'" )unishable by fi .... imprisonment or both.' · ";'[:' ,~, :-'.,2 ([ :'~{:~.: ~'..~:~ :fL ?" NO A. Shall licenses be' granted in this city,. (or toxvn) for the sale therein of all alcoholio ;. bevernges (whiskey, ru,m, gin, malt hever- uges, wines and all other alcoholic bevera-I ~ B. Shall licens~ be granted in this city' (or town) for the sale therein of win~ and, malt beveragei (wines and beer, al6 'and all I (or town) ~or the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages in packages, so called, not to e ~/~ f': qSh~ ~oi1~ will open at 7:00 in the morning, and may close, at.. ~n the afternoon. ,: .: .: .... ,,,~, ~. '-'~',-.'--?.-~' ::-.';?.~" 5:00 ' ' ~" .... ":" '""'- ' ' ' ....~':' '~:' 'A~d you are directed t6~i'~q this warrant bY posting copies of the samd at th~-Corfler of ~ain ~d. Federal 'streets in Town/: in the Post Office at Sia~c6ngetj and by publishing the same in The Inquire~ and Mirror, at least se~en days before tho"daf6 o~. said m~etlng..,:.,, : -..~ :. -,-'~' - - ~-.'-:-~,: -,.,:,:'. :'~-,?' .......... ::5 ':: Hereof fail not and m~ke due return ~f this Warrant with your doings thereon i6 ~he Selectmen at the' time' and place' 0f said l Given u~der our hands ~ this 13th day of October in the year tin'teen hundred and f0rty2eight.' ... 'i'~'/:~ . - :,"...' ' .~ IRVING A.' SOVERIN0, . ,, : - ,.; .,~ . :. ~.. ,, - MITCHELL TODD,~,"; -'- , '~.'~ . : :' : :' ~ WALTER D. GLIDDEN, -' : , ,~ .... ~ ~:~~,~'~ ERNEST R. COFFIN.. '- '-, % ~:,' ', ' ",'-: ~"~: *,~ HENRYB. COLEMAN,: ~::,'~ff-':'~ '~ : :. ~'~ . ~: ' "Selectmen o/'Nant~cket. A True CoPy~ Attest: :, ;" .'::?/',:':. ',/(c,: ~ ' . , '~ '~-' ::.','-'." ': ' '~: ' Lawrence F. Mooney, Constable. 'PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION .:~ ~ -. November ~,~19~8. Pursuant to warrant the inhabitants of~the to~m of Nantucket met in the Jhmerican L~gion Hall, Washington St.'Tuesday, November 2, 19~8 at 7:00 A.M. to select the candidates for election to the offices appearing on the ballot .... ~. 'Cards of instructions to voters, penalty cards, voting lists and specSmen ballots were posted outside the guard rail2.Inst~mctions to voters and penalty cards were posted in the booths. The following Ballot Clerks were sworn in: Edward P. Tice, Ira W. Appleton, John J. Driscoll Jr, and Charles H. Blount. Wesley A. Fordyce was sworn in as Warden. The Ballots in 3 packages said to contain 21~8 official ballots were given to the Ballot Clerks and their receipt taken therefor. The Ballot box and Emergency ballot box were then opened for public inspection. They were examined by Franklin S. Chadwick, Ira W. Appletoh Wesley A. Fordyce, John J. Driscoll~Jr, and Seddon W, Leg~ and found to be empty. The register on the ballot box was set at 0000, both boxes locked and the keys thereof turned over to Wendell H. Hqwes, Constable. Constable Lawrence F. Mooney presented the Warrant for the Presidential Election, which was read by the To~ Clerk. At 7:00 A.M. the polls were declared open. At 9:17 A.M. - ll:O6 A.M. - i P.M. - and ~ P.M. the register.on the ballot box standing respectively at 300 - 586 - 809 - ll~2, the ballot box was opened and the ballots removed to the Emergency Oallot box by Wendell H. Howes, Edward P. Tice, Charles Clark Coffin, Wesley A. Fordyce and Charles C. Chadwick. At ~:55 P.M. the Town Cler~ announced that the polls would close'in five minutes. ~. At 5:00 P.M. the polls were declared closed, the register~on the ballot box then standing at 13~3. '~ The Absentee Ballots were then checked and voted the register then standing at 1~85. The following Tellers were sworn in: Eugene Souza, Robert~ C.' Murray, · Daniel L. Harrington, Charles C. Bart, Melvin L. R~y, Jame's M. Killen, Charles F. O'Neil, George E. Gr'~ues, Albert A. Fee, Charles W. Ellis, John E. Moore Sr., George W. Burgess Jr., William H. Winslow, Charles F. Thurston, Francis J. Lynch, John A. Stackpole, Walter D. Glidden Jr ~Irving A. Soverino Jr., Stuart B. Day, Joseph Indio, Frank W. Ramsdell, ~Walter J. Royal, Herbert C. Wood, Irving T. Bartlett, Cl~arence H. Swift, Seddon W. Legg Jr., and Wendell H. Howes. ~ The Ballots from the ballot box and Eme~gency ballot b~x wer~ ~o~t~d and counted and found to be 1~8~. 'It was determined that the ballot box register had rung up one extra number at a time when it jammed. The ballots were sorted and counted and found to be:- - Official ballots 13~2~ ~ Absentee ballots . 1~2 Total 1~8~ The ballot clerks at the gate and at the ballot box counted the names checked on the voting lists and found:- Official Absentee Totals Women: 677 76 ~ 753 Men: 66~ 66 731 13~2 - 1~2 1~8~ · .~ The Tellers statrted ~Counting and at~ 10:30 P.M. the following results were read in open meeting by the Town Clerk, Charles Clark Coffin. 520 STATE AND NATIONAL ELECTION November 2, 19/~8. ELECTORS OF PP~,SIDENT AND VICE PI~SIDENT Dewey and Warren Teichert and Emery Truman and Barl~ley Wsllace and Taylor Watson and Learn Blanks ~ '. : GOVERNOR Ten hundred thirteen Four hundred nine~ Fourteen Forty two Robert F. Bradford Paul'A. Dever '* ltorace I. Hillis ~ark R. Shaw Blanks Nine hundred ninety seven Four hundred fourteen None Five Sixty eight LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Arthur W. Coolidge Nine hundred seventy seven Charles F. JefD Sullivan Three .hundred sixty Lawrence Gilfedder Two Gu~S. Witliams Five ..... Blanks One hundred forty SECRETARY Frederic W. Cook Edward J. Cronin Gote E. Palmquist Blanks TREASURER Laurence Curtis John E.~Hurley Harold J. Ireland Malcolm T. Rowe Blanks .... A~DITOR Thomas J. Buckley R~ssell A.. Wood Robert A. Si~m~ons Francis A.~ Votano Blanks ATTORNEY' GENERAL Clarence A. Barnes Francis E. Kelly Anthony Martin Blanks SENATOR IN CONGRESS Leverett Salt onstall John I. Fitzgerald Henning A. Blomen' E.' Tallmadge Root Blanks Ten hundred twenty one Two hundred seventy nine Five One h,undred seventy nine Nine hundred fifty three Three husdred sixty three Three Four One hundred sixty one hundred sixty six Eight hundred four Eight -~Four '-' .' ~ Two hundred two Nine hundred sixty three Three hundred sixty six .~ Four One hundred fifty 0n~ Ten h~dred ninety one Two hundred ·seventy seven Two One One hundred thirteen CONGRESSMAN Ninth District Donald W. Nicho].son Jacinto F. Diniz Blanks Ten-hundred thirty five TWo hundred eighty two~ One hundred sixty seven 997 : 68- ]'977 360 2 .160. 953 363. - · 3 161 ~66 804 8 202 " · 963 · 366 : ~ , 1.51 1091 277 2 113 .~ 1035 .282 '- -167 ~ COUNCILLOR First Disbri~t ~. '~ '. -- ' John S. A~es Jr. Nine h~ndred tw~ive 912 Joseph P. Clark Jr. Three hundred four 304 Blanks Two hundred sixty eight 268 SENATOR. Cape and Plymouth District Edward C. Stone Nine hundred ninety three Benjamin A. Merrihew Two hundred fifty seven Blanks Two hundred thirty four I~]PRESENTATIVE'IN GENERAL COURT First Nantucket District Cyrus Barnes Ten Hundred twenty three Arthur C.' Hayden One hundred thirty four ~: Everett V. Lamb Two hundred eight Blanks One hundred nineteen 993 257 234 1023 134 208 119 REGISTER OF PROBATE & INSOLVENCY John J. Gardner 2nd. Twelve hundred twenty two Everett V. Lamb One Blanks - ~h~o hundred sixty one DISTRICT ATTOI~EY Southern District. To fill vacancy 1222 ~ 1 261 J. Edawrd Lajoie haurice M. Lyons Blanks Nine hundred eighty Two hundred ninety two Two hundred twelve 980 292 212 QUESTION NO. 1. '¥[?DO you approve' of the adoption of an amendment to the 'c'e~stitutio-' (tab. lied b'elow ~which',was Approved by th'e General Court'in.a ioint'.~es~ioff'-~l-~ ~ the_'two bie_nche-~ held 'JUne 28~'1945,-~eceived' 22~'votes in'{he Affirmative an'd'O in th'e.negati~e~ a]~d in a,joinf sesslo~n bf the 'b~anihes h&Id sun~ 9;'194~, received. 232 ~otes'in'the'affiniiafive' [ .zt.:,, ..This .P'r'°p°S'ed' ,a?..en'd.m?nt, to the. COnstitution. ' ' adds' to the' "declaration"~f-' ' ;. ngn~s or. me mnaoltams, as~now set forth m the Constittftion, 'the --..~Thq.'nght of free speech shall not'be abridged, ,' ,,. ,'.-, i ~,._~.: .:: -" ....... Yes. No Blanks seven hundred fifty seven Eig)~y seven Six hundred forty QUESTION NO. 2. .vr~cnes'neia J~e o, lgto;.received, 220 vot~' ~ []- '~om.z~s,;9~ues/.~!cmes 'or tl~q~~, reii~g to~:ae-r~s~fion; 0peia- o~.~emcie! o~ pubuc ~ghways or:to fuels.~sed for'pr~pe~= ~uch~- sx~ep~!evenu~om ~y' e~cise ~ ~posed for ~-pfi~eie 0~e~s- ve~cles ~ liiu of loc~ prope~ ~es sh~ be for M-~w~V---- x:' ~ ~;~ 757 87 640 No Blanks Seken hundred thirty three '733 One hundred three 103 Six hundred forty eight 648 QUESTION NO. 3. Yes Blanks Six hundred mninety one Seventy eight ~Seven hundred fifteen 78' QUESTION NO. 1,. ,~ po ,y~u~ approve ,of a law summ~ed 'below/w~ch ~wa~ p~vea.m ~e.House of Represen~five'z b~a vote Of~ ~ ;,. ~ meas~e~by men~g Gener~ Laws (Ter Ed ). Chanter ,,p o es:~at ~e pro~aons of Sectional20 ~d 21 af ,,_ ~ l~.~ffea$.e to adverse:or give ~fomfi~a,is ~,' me~ lor me'~r?ea~on'of prelacy '6r. ~onc'~pfio~,sha~ not'apol~ · me~: ~r pr~p~u0n ~ve~ to. ma~ed womin- by ,'re~stered Yes Six hundred forty one 6~1 No Four hundred eighty ~80 Blanks " Three huhdred sixty three 363 q~-ESTION NO. 5 ' p~ve~ in'-~e H6hs~ of, R~presen~fiies by:'a 'vote 'of 5 '~ 'l'w'~'l~ ~ ~: '0. ~e.~m~ve ~d 36 m ~e negative?/.i.. (;'~,c~" .~-'- ~'~ ~- ' ~ .. *~ ~s ~s~e prq~Mts ~.~emal of ~e oppo~x~ to obi.or rein p o~ent.oecause~o~ memoers~p or non-memberzMp in a~labbr .:~d,pio~bits'a~e~men~ wM~ e~clude ~y p~on ~o~ e~plb~ent-~ecause , '! 6f '~e~C~~ 0r ,nbn-me~b~rs~p iff :a ,labor'~rg~afi6n..; Violifioa of '7 prq~sxo~s ~ ~e',~eas~ ~s made ~n-offenge p~shabl~ by ~' or ~pdsbn-~ Yes. No Blanks Three hundred seventy seven Four hundred twenty eight .Six hundred seventy nine 377 i28 679 'QUESTION NO. 6 ......... ,~, ~|:ff'!, This/i~easure requires that~electioas of offic~r~ (~f lab~ (~ l]i~l~e'h.eld at least annually. ~ Sixty'dayA'-notice,of'h' re la i ',da ,. . , . ,, ,, ~u ' II, ~ .ys..n..otice. p,f,an, .electio~ t9 fill on.o',or more vacancies ar, I[:~ .vy pu0n? announ? .m. an,.t at_a regal, ar meeting;' by il' Der, or m any:omer aaequate ma {[:-~nominated by 'a:pap~r 'signed by t' ii elecUon and at lei',t ted, i! · byva' vo'te of'82 s~/di'd- 12§ ,ne ~ the ',Senate' by 'a, vote ['~ .'of 13 iii 'the:~rmativ6 aid 20 iv'e? s '.,'.'-~ -- ,~' -':i /':'/' " I . . ::.':: .t.m.s' nea,sure requires that .electioas of offic~ri (~f lab~ ~i"ii~il~i'~'o~.k~'i :' ~e n)e!u .a.t le'a. st an~. u~.. y...~ Sixty'dayi).;noiice,of h' regular 'el-ec-~o---h-~t'~w~ ; ~y_s.'..~i .u_ce.o.,I ,an, .eiecti.o~.t.o fill o.n.e',or m..ore.v, aca~, cies are i~quired to be'gii~en. b~.Pu~v.~ f_a~__ou_n~.e,_.m_.en,} at_a .rog-al. ar meetu~_g; by notice in writin~ to 'elch mom: ..) .v.., ,~..~. ~,. ?met. a.a.equa~e, m .armor.,- y ~andidates' to' be,v~)ted- for 'must',be' .nomma~ ~u Dy a'paper signed i)y ten members filed'at'lea' ' ' , "a re ar el " ......... . , st thirty days:before ~gul ..,e?ti°.n and at least .t.en days before an election to fill a vacance .- ~l.n_e votmg at such an elect/on must be ,by, secret i~rltten' ,or' printed ~'ail~t~ ' .:'.Watchers -appointed, by ',nominating members 'and .by'union- offic'er~- may. be,. i,' pre_seht .during' the .vgtin~ and counting 6f billots. ,' ,, ~:,.',-,:.,, ~, :~.w~'; ~,~ "-'[_:.C..°e.rci°-n~an.d.m..tiaida~.on'of'm.e.mbers in conneitiori with an election i~.~r*o-''7 mmteu) ann v~olauons ox me provisions of.the meast~re are'made 'punishable by" , .fine"of not'less:th_a.n tw. ent~:,fiye' dollars nor more than'two hundred doll-ars or :Dy imprisonment/or not more than'thll~ty'day.~'or both, ,",,. ,, :h .< .~?.':L'.-'-~.,:~:- Ye's ~ FOur hundred Seventy ~0 No . Three hundred two 302 Blanks Seven hundred twelve 712 :', :i:D0' l;0u apl/ri{ye, of l{' law: slmima/ized., b~io.i':which *~s~dis~p.':'.;< .~proved.in the House 'of. Representatives by'a ~ote 6f:gg.~in ,th~ ~' ,a.ffi...r.m, ati.v.e. 'an~.d' 1,10 i/i'the ;negati~,e'an~l in the' Senat~ by'' a 'vot~ [ ! _~O.] · N!"- ! or It in'me amrmative/u/d 18 in the ~le~ative? ' ?.;' ~ ;'-.~i>~ -:-' ' -~. ?' ,' This measure prohibits'the calling of a strtke'by a labor-organlzition in ! btisine_s~ or"pl~mt 'or unit-the_reof, :ex(~pt when.anthorized by_the yore'of the .'t~ii~]ority-'of. all the members bi, the 'organization' employed ;in'the obusin~'ss,' 't:phint~r unit thireof.. Such Authorizhtio~' is ~o be' ~xpressed-l~y'a sec~et'WHtten-: .:'~. ,t)e;lf..ai).or..~,ela. tions .COmmission is,'.,~i~th.o ,razed ':to, make rules for the cod- auct,ox .m~ young.- Within,twent~,-fotw.h'6urs. after.,the voting the'laboi izatio~ conducting it sh~dl make a written report ef the result to 'the' ibr~lssion~ 'which' shall Bb a pei-ma~eht pubIic recoid.;: H. no. rep6rt is'filed the' Vote ,takeii' ~,,..~oerci. o.n .a~,~,~.tum~,aaon ox ~e_mbe~. of a.labor organizA-i{on in i6nne6tio'n':,-- Yes Five hundred eight 508 No Two hundred eighty one 281 Blanks Six hundred ~ninety five 695 QUESTION NO. 8 ', Is it desirable that the proposed amendment to the,Cohstitution of the united .. States, ~. '~-.<~,,,..<-~.,,?c.-,> -:,a':;-~ ,. ,*.~ :-~.,,~....~...~..:.;-.. ~- :' ;-.,:r, .,,, ,: , -:. ':c.-.,,. ,.,.. ,, ~ (!-S~IO~ I; ~o person, sh~l be elected, to ~e' offic~:~f ' ~6re t~' ~ice, ~d no pe~on'who has'held ~e 'offic~ Of President',' O~ acted ~' as President~ f~r more ~,~o ye~s'oi a te~'~ wMch some ~er'person Was elected Piesldeht sh~l be.elect~'tO ~e office of ~e President more ~c~., ~u~ .~s ~cl~;sh~ ~ot hpply~to ~y person hol~g '~e,office of oen~ wnep ~s ~cie w~ proposed~b~'.~e Con~ess;"~d ~aH~n~t*prevbnt . ~y persbu who may be hold~g ~e' office'of ~esident~'br ac~g as' President~ ~d~g. ~; te~ wi~cH ~s ~cle b~co~es'opera~ve from holding ~e . *,~ :,.; ?~z~l z._i~s ~cle. sh~ be mopera~e:~ess i~ s~ hhVe-beeh'~ , -~e~. a~ ~. ~ment ,to ~e. Cons~on by ~.'le~sla~es ~] ::o~ ~e~zo~s.o~ me sever~ S~tes wi~'sev~k ve~s ~om ~' [~E~ ]~i JTa ~date of, it~. sub~s~on ~ .~e S~tes by ~ Con~e~," ~ be ra~"~ ~ ~ ..... Yes Five hundred forty eight 5~8 No Two hundred twenty three 223 Blanks Seven hundred thirteen 713 523, ,:,.;A., Sh'all ~censes~,be;,grantedfm~.tb/s~city; (or 'tow~ ~for th~'sale I :~eieM'df,~ alioh~H~ bdverage~jini~a'~ageg,"so ii L~a, ~St,to~b6 ~~ 'Yes - Seve~ h~dred fo~ eight NO ' - ,' ~ h~dred thi~y t~ Blanks Four h~dred si~y eight yes Seven h~dred s~y t~ No ',.f[' One h~dred eighty eight Bla~s ,Five h~dred thirty four Yes Seven h~d~ed eighty four No One hundred e~ghty eight Blanks : Five h~dred twelve -Charles C~rk Coff~--To~ C~ r.',, 232 ~68 762 188