Word: balloters
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...marshals, who lead the class on Commencement Day, will be selected by preferential ballot, the totals of first, second, and third choices being used to determine the successful candidates...
...individually. Furthermore, there is no prospect of any spirituous relief until December 19; on this date, the Cambridge City Council voted at a meeting last night, the polls will be open to the public from ten until eight o'clock for a special vote on the liquor question. The ballot which will be presented to the people on that date will contain two provisions only: "a. Shall licenses be issued allowing the sale of hard liquors such as rum, whiskey and gin? b.--Shall licenses be issued allowing the sale of wines and malt liquors?" If, however, one per cent...
Other testimony: a policeman voted three times in New Orleans; Overton workers marked ballots for voters outside the polling places; a blind man who tried to vote for Broussard had his ballot snatched away by an Overton lieutenant...
...first, second, and third marshals, elected by preferential ballot, will lead the class parades on class day. The class treasurer cooperates with the class secretary in management of the class funds, both officers being elected for life terms...
...elections will be in charge of David W. Lewis '35, assisted by Franklin P. Whitbeck '35. Ballot boxes will be placed in all the Houses, and in Harvard, Sever, and Pierce halls in the Yard. During the noon hour, ballots will be collected in Phillips Brooks House for the convenience of the commuters. Voting hours in the Yard will be from 10 until 12 o'clock...