Proclamation on Maryland Constitution Amendment Budget System
Proclamation references the January 1926 Maryland General Assembly session and Chapter 159, proposing an amendment to Section 52 of Article XI of the Constitution, detailing legislative department changes and budgeting framework. The notice notes enactment language and form for the proposed amendment in the state constitution.
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Maryland
General Assembly of
Legislative Department
Wu Te
Emerson C. Marslngtan
Artleleff
Oridler
Baltimore
Batdimore
General Assembly
Marvisdal
Annapolis
Emerson CC Harrington
Thomas WW. Simmons
Maryland bill to create state budgeting and spending amendment
A long proposed Maryland constitutional amendment outlines a two budget system for the General Assembly, requiring a two year budget plan with detailed revenue and expenditure faces. It details General, Executive, Judiciary, and school funding, plus mechanisms for supplementary appropriations and gubernatorial review, hearings, and possible session extensions.
Farmers neglected by the Republicans
A Democratic pamphlet charges the Republican Party with neglecting farmers since 1864 as Europe’s rural credit success contrasts with American inaction. It claims only five Republicans voted against the 1916 measure in the senate, blaming party bosses and big finance for denying farmers justice. Distribution note from the Democratic National Committee.
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Treporbtha Party
Tile Democratic
Repubican
Chaves E. Hughes
Panes Paapet Brand Por Brose
The
Democritic National Committee
Burleson and Post Office Debates Amid Campaign Talk
The Philadelphia Public Ledger comments on Burleson’s post office business as part of a broader Democratic campaign narrative. It notes Postmaster General Burleson’s $5,200 deposit, claims Treasury figures show postal surpluses only under Wilson, and contrasts Republican deficits of about $17,000,000 with current rhetoric from Hughes and supporters.
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Puthy
Barrleson Fats
McAudoo
Burtt Bart Ot
Philadelphia
Wilson
Lethker
Secretary of the Treasury
Str
Burleson
Afr. Hughes
Democratic farming promises pledged by Democrats 1912 pamphlet
A damaged 1912 pamphlet outline pledges to farmers by the Democratic party. It discusses rural credits, bank real estate security, and educational aid, presenting the promises as a contrast to Republican records. Copies were distributed to Democratic state committees for free distribution.
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United States
Inam
Democratc National Committee
Praise for Wilson On Suffrage Stand At Atlantic City
Regional readers praise President Wilson for supporting woman suffrage after the National Woman Suffrage Association meeting in Atlantic City. Dr. Anna Trowbridge Shinn notes the president promised to pursue suffrage within party boundaries, while commentators urge bipartisan effort to advance the cause.
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Dr. Straw
Wilson
National Woman
Nixon
Carrie Chupnarah Cutt
Association
Beeston Treamsealpr Confusion Spreads After Message Mix
A garbled note from Beeston Treamsealpr circulates, leaving readers puzzled by unclear names and phrases. The fragment hints at a discussion or announcement but offers no clear actions, dates, or involved parties.
Plnakers a confirmed pessimistEx change fragment
A damaged OCR fragment hints at an exchange about Plnakers, described as a confirmed pessimist. The text suggests harsh judgment and a troubling note about restraint for a week, reflecting quotation context but with garbled words and missing details.
Hughes and the Crooks of 1912 in Electing a President
A historical critique argues Governor Hughes cannot keep pledges if elected president, labeling political “cracks” in 1912 era Republican leadership. It cites labor policies, equal pay for women teachers, franchise taxation, and transit issues as signals of limited reform under party bosses.
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Hughes
New York
Roosevelt
Suffragists Rally Behind Democrats as Wilson Speaks
Western suffragists say they will vote with Democrats and reject outside pressure to block the party. They praise Woodrow Wilson for supporting suffrage and argue state rights and party unity matter more than partisan manipulation.
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Supply Co
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Maryland
Burbank Endorses Wilson as Greatest Statesman
Luther Burbank, famed California horticulturist, voiced strong support for President Wilson, calling him the greatest statesman. Edison likewise endorsed Wilson, stating that national unity and American interests demand voting beyond party lines. Both men, lifelong Republicans, urged Americans to choose integrity and peace.
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Luther Burbank
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Burbank
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
America
United States
Greatest Benefit to Farmers Bill Enacted by Congress
A rural credits bill recently passed by Congress on the statute books offers greater direct aid to U S farmers than any legislation since the creation of the agriculture department a generation ago. The National Journal reports the measure aims to boost farm support and credit access nationwide.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
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Two Tense Moments From a Cambridge Man
A Cambridge resident recalls two peaks of tension in his life. The first came as baseball captain in college when a late rally yielded a three bagger for a tie and win. The second, thirty years later, describes a dinner visit where dinner was missed and no one carved a duck as he sat, unprepared, for the meal.
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Cambridge
Ike
Boston Journal
Two Days In One At Chatham Islam Coast
A peculiarly situated atoll near New Zealand in the south Pacific causes a day to split across dates. Sunday ends as Monday begins at noon, with Sunday entering a man’s house from the east and Monday taking over by the western door. A nun at dinner on Sunday finds Monday noon before finishing.
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