Story of the Session of the California Legislature of 1915
Story of the Session of the California Legislature of 1915
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A recount of the names counted as valid showed that the number was three less than the number certified to the Secretary of State. The committee found twenty-four duplicate signatures, and twelve signatures of persons who were not registered at all.. These with the four who had sworn their names had been forged made a total of 114. The addition of the 111 names on the Swain petition would have made a total of 225. The discovery of thirty-three more irregular or forged signatures would have been... sufficient — if we reject the later discoveries of the San Francisco authorities — to bring the number of signatures upon the petition below the number re- quired for the invoking of the recall.
The committee did not consider — and apparently Office to Wolfe, Praise to Grant 95 with very good reason — that it should reject signa- tures which, although secured by fraudulent misrep- resentation, were clearly genuine. Had the forty-five names of the witnesses who testified they had signed because the subject of the petition had been misrepre- sented to them, been eliminated, there would not — had the signatures mentioned above been rejected, and the claims of the discovery of new names disallowed — have been enough names on the petition by twelve to have invoked the recall against Grant.
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A recount of the names counted as valid showed that the number was three less than the number certified to the Secretary of State. The committee found twenty-four duplicate signatures, and twelve signatures of persons who were not registered at all.. These with the four who had sworn their names had been forged made a total of 114. The addition of the 111 names on the Swain petition would have made a total of 225. The discovery of thirty-three more irregular or forged signatures would have been... sufficient — if we reject the later discoveries of the San Francisco authorities — to bring the number of signatures upon the petition below the number re- quired for the invoking of the recall.
The committee did not consider — and apparently Office to Wolfe, Praise to Grant 95 with very good reason — that it should reject signa- tures which, although secured by fraudulent misrep- resentation, were clearly genuine. Had the forty-five names of the witnesses who testified they had signed because the subject of the petition had been misrepre- sented to them, been eliminated, there would not — had the signatures mentioned above been rejected, and the claims of the discovery of new names disallowed — have been enough names on the petition by twelve to have invoked the recall against Grant.
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