Maine Hours for Working Women Veto Vote (1916)

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A Maine Hours for Working Women People's Veto Vote was on the September 11, 1916 ballot in Maine as a veto referendum. Voters were asked if they wanted to ratify a recent act of the Maine State Legislature relative to hours of employment for women and minors.

Voters ratified the legislation:

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