Maryland Proposes Amendment to Article XV of Rights
A proclamation details the 1914 Maryland General Assembly action to amend Article XV of the Declaration of Rights, proposing to replace it with a new Article XV and require a public vote at the next general election. It outlines uniform tax rules, division of land and personal property tax bases, and the method of balloting for the constitutional change.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Ammeteen
General Assembly
Baltimore
Dellot
Maryland Charter Amendment Proposal to Create XI-A Article
The document details an act to amend the Maryland Constitution by adding Article XI-A after Article XI. It outlines conditions for referral to voters, petition thresholds, election processes for a charter board in Baltimore and counties, and provisions for charters creating local government structures with powers defined and constrained by state law.
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Charter Board
Baltimore
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Commisstoners
Sach City
County
General Assembly
Maryland
City Council
City of
Sud
Countie
Baltimore City
Mosa Ge
Wae
Constitutional Amendment Procedures and Provisions
The text outlines proposed amendments to Maryland's Constitution including how amendments may be proposed by city or county authorities or citizen petitions, signature and affidavit requirements, and submission to voters at general elections. It details election wording, publication requirements, and the transfer of certain powers to county and city voters, with dates and approval notes from 1914.
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Baltimore
General Assembly
City of Baltimore
Balot
General Assembly of
Maryland
Maryland Referendum Amendment Text Proposed
The document outlines a proposed Maryland constitutional amendment adding Article XVI The Referendum. It details the people's power to vote on acts or parts of acts, emergency provisions, petition requirements, posting and printing rules, and referendum procedures including signatures, timing, and ballot formats. The proposal governs referendums, emergency laws, and publication of measures for voter consideration.
Maryland Governor Proclaims Constitutional Amendment Election Date
Governor Phillips Lee Goldsborough orders publication of acts from 1914 in Maryland newspapers. The measure seeks to submit a proposed constitutional amendment to voters at the 1916 general election, with ballots reading For the Constitutional Amendment and Against the Constitutional Amendment. Publication targets two newspapers per county and three in Baltimore, including a German-language paper, starting three months before the November election.
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Phillips Lee Goldsborough
State OF
Maryland
General Assembly of
Baltimore
General Assembly
Annapolise
Phillips
Goldsborough
Robert P. Graham
County Commissioner candidates seek Frederick County
A flood of district petitions shows multiple residents announcing their candidacy for the office of County Commissioner of Frederick County. Each declaration notes allegiance to Republican or Democratic primaries and requests support from voters in their districts and communities.
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Coenty Cormmianivoer
Pritmarica
Ratte Frimartea
Granville L. Wachter
Mt Pleasant
JaneidipawFip
Reputistan
Aovt Sport
Jd. Anglergager
Mt. Miemeant iMatrict No. 12
Aea Pa Fkip
Conatys
Frederick
Wappert
Wille
Frederick County
Patterbon
Emmitsburg
CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF AND OTHER OFFICES IN FREDERICK COUNTY
A flood of several candidates announces runs for Sheriff Clerk of the Circuit Court State Senate Register of Wills Judge of the Orphans Court and County Treasurer in Frederick County. Each entrant asks for primary or party support, promising diligent work and steady governance under Democratic or Republican banners. Names include James A. Jones Roy B. Lekatilerman Robert Be Cromwell WM. C. Roderick Ramuel A. Lewis Alfred W. Gaver Shorge J. Kaufman and others from towns such as Walkersville Middletown and New Market.
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John P. T. Mathias
Nang
Frederick
Tome
State Senate
Annansne
Renater
Frederick Combit
Irmatics
Shorge J. Kaufman
New Market District No
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Salt City
Board of Election
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Bal
Legislative Department
Thec
Secretary of the State
Secretary of State
House of Representatives
United States
Audi
Sach Son Az
Vyan Sach
Richmond
Kentucky Ave. & Beach
Atlantic City
N. 2
Boardwalk
M. L. Johnson
Calvin RR. Colent
Middletown
Geo. C. Buffy SR
Jonadw Tsman
Anta
Couty Commissionel
Coministrederick Canty
Urimwr
Vanmeeter
AueTar
H. B. Witter
Weon
New Market District
George W. Shoemaker
Wrederick, Ma
Por Sher
Ederek
Charles UI. Koller
Eodevick, Md
Hari
Mrederieke
Marion C. Miller
Woodsbury
Marcus
Sherif
Proderick County
Thurbush
Roy B
Lekatilerman
Walkersville
Janelidto
Biller
Kredericke County
Robert BE. Cromwell
Walkeragilla
James A. Jones
MarZi démons—Démons
D.C. Raksburg
Frederick District
Bheriff
Frederick’ County
Harry G. Tritapor
MariSidinons&wFémons
Sheri
WM. C. Roderick
Fabian Posey
Aaron BR. Anderb
Btate
Frederic Jound
Mayidteenlarto
Cay Perty Associates
Edward J. Smith
Kieffer Delauter
Listetet
Janzid Wilanhul
Ramuel A. Lewis
Frederick W. Cramel
Circeuwit
Gnd
Marie
EB. Mullinix
Ell G Haugh
Urbana A
Nogister
Inter
W. Huffmar
Woodaharoe
Murchindmuserad
Hagister
Willa
Austin A
LAMAR
Samuel D. Thomar
Register OF Wills
Erick County
Marlow Ballenwer District No
Francis J. Newman
Martattawitt Frederick
Wolf
Giston
H. Butts
David M. Welyp
Maridsmonsa
Sulte Witp
Tor
Orfhamn Cour
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Sonat
Amietanes
Harwc Ma
Sotick Diane Bw
Frederick AprizdimonshwFtmons
Theraby
Frederick Mty
Mary
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Orfhart Court
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Prt
Ray Louis C
Jefferson
QaPoalgr
TF Beg
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Alfred W. Gaver
Tor Érta
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