Maryland General Assembly 1910 amendment act
At the January session of Maryland's General Assembly in 1910 an act to amend Section 22 of Article I1 legislative department of the state constitution was passed. The wording indicates a proposed change to the constitution via a legislative act recorded as Chapter P39. The text shows archaic spelling and fragmented OCR but identifies a constitutional amendment proposal from the legislative body.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Legislative Department
Maryland budget reform proposed in constitution amendment
The draft amendment to Article 61 of the Maryland constitution sets new rules for General Assembly expenditures. It mandates two budgets, limits supplementary appropriations, and requires detailed revenue and expenditure projections, with the Governor delivering the budgets and enabling preapproval adjustments.
Maryland Governor Proclaims Constitutional Budget Amendment
The proclamation by Governor Emerson C. Tarrington directs publication of the constitutional amendment text to be placed before voters at the upcoming general election on November 7, 1916. It outlines a budget proposal requiring a governor’s yearly two year plan of expenditures and revenues, with limited legislative changes and tax provisions, and specifies publication in Baltimore newspapers in both English and German. It is signed and sealed in Annapolis.
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General Assembly of Maryland
Maryand
General Assembly
Neroshall
Genel Assembly
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Executive Department
Judiciary Department
Maryland
Sir Lutyland
Mahe States
Fouin PhD
Budge &Lylong Nv
Adal
Emerson C. Tlar- Mngten
Maryhead
TIRE
Johns Hopkins University Engineering and Arts Entrance Exams
Johns Hopkins University will hold entrance examinations for the Department of Engineering and the College of Arts and Sciences at the Academic Building in Homewood Baltimore, September 21 starting 9 am. Scholarships in the Engineering department may be awarded to county and city residents. competitive exams run September 22. Several counties are ineligible for extra scholarships as all awards have been made. Scholarships cover free tuition textbooks and fees. non scholars pay standard Maryland student costs. Applications and forms are available from the Registrar at Johns Hopkins University.
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Homewood
Baltimore
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Homewool
Enech
Balcimore City
Charles
Uurford
Queen Anne's
Act of Assembly
Maryland
Loyola College
Maryland Agricultural College
Mt. St. Mary's College
Rock Hill College
St. Ohn's College
Washington College
Western Maryhind College
Dohas Hopkins University
Notice to Contractors for Preston Public School Building
Contractors are invited to submit sealed bids to erect a hollow tile and stucco school building in Preston Maryland with alternate bids for a brick building. Plans by Lrinchloe and Company. Prints available from Clas B Harrison secretary. Deposit refunded on return of plans. Bids to be sealed and addressed to the Building Committee care of the secretary in Preston Md.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Lrinchloe & Company
Clas
B. Harrison
Preston Public
Sechaok
Carafine County
Wilson's Speech of Deception Highlights Loyalty to United States
A historical excerpt presents President Wilson urging Americans to put national loyalty above foreign influences. It frames allegiance as paramount and condemns alignment with any foreign power over the United States. The quotation emphasizes patriotism and self-control in political support.
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J'ranm
Wilson
Acceptance Speech An Editorial Appraisal of Wilson
Editorial evaluates President Wilson s acceptance speech as comprehensive and direct. It lauds his handling of domestic regulation and wartime challenges, praising his restraint and moral leadership while contrasting sectional bias with national unity. The piece critiques reactions from rival camps and defines Americanism and preparedness in partisan terms.
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Uetlon
Suffrage Records Highlight Party Divide in 1916 Debate
Congressman GC C DIN cites committee hear records to claim only Democratic congressmen urged a suffrage vote this year, arguing the party opposes woman suffrage while contrasting rival candidates. Wilson reportedly traveled to New Jersey to register and vote for suffrage, while Hughes did not engage to vote in 1916.
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Congress
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Uighes
Open the Eyes Under Water
Fragmentary passage describes practicing underwater sighting and opening eyes beneath the surface. It notes favorable conditions, ghostly light, and the lasting value of underwater vision as a skill. The text hints at a cautious approach and a swift downward plunge, with references to a doorway or gate.
Campaign era notes on Wilson Hughes August actions
A compact chronicle from August detailing Wilson's push for naval buildup and wartime preparedness, Hughes' counterpoints and campaign posture, and congressional moves on Army and Navy appropriations, child labor, tariff reform, and arbitration to avert a railroad strike. It tracks statements from White House aides and regional quotes across multiple states.
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Wilson Speech Acceptance Warns Against Broken Promises
President Wilson argues the United States will reelect the Democratic party because people prefer proven service over doubtful promises. He contends that citizens distrust those who offer specific future favors and instead support leaders who have already delivered real services.
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United States
Democratic Party
Cone Tinue
Wilson
Realistic Play Delivers Childs Domestic Duty Quip
A mother asks the children to stop constant doorbell ringing during a playhouse scene. Alice responds that Edith and she are playing house and Freddie is the collector, highlighting a quirky domestic moment from a St. Louis Post-Dispatch dispatch.
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St. Louis
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