Maryland Proclamation on Article XV Amendment Vote 1914
Maryland General Assembly proclaims proposed amendments to the Declaration of Rights, including Article KV and related chapters, to be submitted at the next general election for voters to adopt or reject. The measure governs tax levies, uniform assessments, and the replacement of Article XV with new provisions. Approved April 10, 1914.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Acta
General Assembly
State of
Baltmore
Sali
Baltimore
Monmbera
Phillips
Goldsborough
Daltimore
Annapolis
Robert P. Graham
Maryland constitutional amendment for city county charter reform
Long draft proposes adding Article XI A to the Maryland Constitution to enable city Baltimore and counties to create charter governments via voter approved amendments. It outlines petition thresholds, charter preparation, submission to voters, and how local law powers would shift from the General Assembly to charter bodies with mayor or county council leaders. Approved April 16 1914.
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Caid
Charter Board
Card Board
Baltimore
Board of County Commissioners
Sach County
General Assembly
Maryland
Ean
City of
Ballimore
Fow
Ste Myr
Cy Council
Eee
Maryland constitutional amendment on parole and indeterminate sentences
Proposal to add Section 60 to Article III of the Maryland Constitution authorizing suspension of sentences, indeterminate sentences, and parole by General Assembly action. Submission to voters set for the November 1915 general election with For and Against ballots. Approved April 10 1914.
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State of
Maryland
General Assembly of
Lereby
Legislative Department
State of Maryland
General Assembly
Tote
Referendum Article Proposed for Maryland Constitution
The document outlines Article XVI The Referendum proposing voter submission of General Assembly Acts to the people. It details self executing provisions emergency law limits and petition thresholds for referendums and the process for presenting measures to voters. It specifies signatures required and the handling of multiple papers and ballot wording.
Maryland Constitutional Proclamation and Public Notices
Governor Goldsborough orders publication of 1914 Maryland constitutional amendments and election procedures. Notices call for 1916 referendum publication in multiple newspapers and German-language edition, with votes held after the next November election. Also includes declarations for county commissioner candidates Harry Wool and H B Witter in Frederick County.
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Frederick County
Harry Wool
New Market District
Recember
Pat ’ 'H. Kieffer Delauter
Middistown
Jenzzd Witkerer
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