Proclamation on Maryland constitutional amendment proposal 1916
The document records a proclamation referencing the January 1916 Maryland General Assembly session. It notes an enacted Act Chapter 159 proposing an amendment to Section 52 of Article III Legislative Department of the Maryland Constitution. The text appears to be the formal notice guiding the amendment process.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Legislative Department
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
James L. Nichols
Catharine Nichols
James R. Nichols
Lenora Stephens
John W. Stephens
Maryland constitutional amendment on budget and appropriations process
Chapter 159 proposes amending Article II to require a Governor submitted Budget Bill and Supplementary Appropriation Bills. It details budgeting timelines, duties of the Governor and General Assembly, budget hearings, and restrictions on altering items, with protections for schools, debt, and essential state functions. The amendment prevails over conflicting provisions and allows extended sessions to pass the budget.
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Legislative Department
General Assembly of
Maryland
Maryanal
General Assembly
Cepa
Judiciary Department
State
Marsland
Bne
United States
Leglalathe Department
Tegisbure
Judiciary
BNI
Hall
Emerson c. Tharrington
Balthmore
Sinvte Om
CME
SPVPR
Clive
Maryvland
Annapolis
Lori
Amerson
Warrengton
Thomas W. Simmons
Maryland Governor Proclaims Constitutional Budget Amendment
Emerson C. Harrington Governor of Maryland issues a proclamation directing publication of the text of a 1916 constitutional amendment providing a state budget process. The measure requires a governor plan, limits legislative changes, and outlines ballot submission for the November election with weekly newspaper publication prior to the vote.
Shopping by mail at Baltimore's Best Store
A postal order guide invites customers to mail requests to Hochschild Kohn & Company Baltimore for detailed descriptions prices and samples of materials. Names Harvey L. Cooper Jacob T. Nichols and Mary E. Nichols appear in the text.
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Wood
Sn. Im
Tod P.m
Baltimore
Harvey L. Cooper
Assimnee
Jacob T. Nichols
Mary E. Nichols
Caroline County
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Lawrence LB. Towers
Lawrence EB. Towers
Circuit Court
Fn Equity
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Lawrence B. Towers
Caralines
Lawrence BR. Towers
Lawrence
Sunday School International Series Lesson Review
Commentary prepared by Rev. D. M. Stearns on Acts 27 13 26 and memory verses 22 24. The prose travels through Pauls voyage to Rome describing storms and divine angelic comfort. It draws parallels with Biblical figures and notes the resilience of faith amid hardship and voyage trials.
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D. M. Stearns
Jerusalem
Austarchius En Shessidonfea
Sidon
Pam
Goa
Maradi Beeli
Port Said
Italy
China
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Cain
Paul
Albon Banard
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Sarah
Rom
There’s Poisson in the Chicago Kitchen Scene
The overheard exchange depicts a hungry family arguing over food and “washinglog” as they face scarcity. Mrs Ped sues for honesty while Belllah and Pite confim his wire reveal tensions. The dialogue highlights strain and improvised meals in a rough urban setting.
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Belllah
Bate
Chicago
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