Word: clerks
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...registered, must prove residence in person by October 13 in all cities including Boston, and in all towns by Saturday, October 20. 3. Absentee voters: Any voter absent on election day who applies in advance to the Secretary of the Commonwealth or to any city or town clerk for application blank for a ballot and sends it within time to reach voting place before it closes, can vote by mail...
...years of age, a resident of the state one year, county 30 days, and of the voting precinct 20 days before election. One does not lose his residence by going out of the state temporarily with the intention of returning. 2. Registration: May register by affidavit sent to the Clerk of the Board of Deputy State Supervisors of his city, stating his residence and giving his ward and precinct, and that he will be absent therefrom on all days allowed by law for the registration of electors in such precinct and filling this statement with the above named officer...
...revise list and if not registered before, and can prove that a reasonable effort to do so was made, they will have you registered. The registration boards met last on October 12. 3. Absentee voters: Anyone absent on election day may vote by application to clerk in any municipality other than the county seats of counties of the first class, and in all municipalities of counties other than the first class. Application must be made not later than October 18. Forms will be mailed on request...
...where he is a duly qualified voter on election day, in the course of his business or employment may vote by mail if he is a duly registered voter. He must apply not less than 10 days nor more than 30 days prior to the election, to the county clerk or other officers charged with the duty of furnishing applications for his voting precinct for an official ballot. The ballot and application will contain full instructions. Application for ballots will be furnished upon letter...
...Dorothy Sands '15 Marchioness of Torrelodones, daughter of the Marquis, Miss Mildred Ellis '21 Don Baldomero, the richest man in Moraleda, Harding Scholle, ocC. Menolo, the Governor's secretary, Barton Leach '22 Marchioness of Villaquejido, Miss Maryalice Secoy '22 Teresa, her daughter, Miss Kathleen Middleton '23 Don Trino, chief clerk at the Palace, Warwick Scott...