Frederick Ballot Layout Described For November Election
Frederick county voters will see a large sample ballot on November 7 with party tickets and elected officials listed in two columns. The upper left shows Democratic nominees for President and Vice President plus electors. other parties like Socialist Labor and Prohibition follow with their candidates and eight electors. a single Socialist candidate from Baltimore city also appears. The right column includes Republican nominees and their eight electors, plus a list of five United States Senate candidates from various parties. The ballot also lists local contests, amendments, and the noted budget amendment question with the wet and dry liquor issue for Frederick county beginning May 1, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Wilson
Marshall
Benson and Kirkpatrick
Nathalie B. Ells
Baltimore City
Reimer
Harrison
Hughes
Fairbanks
Gale
Der
Joseph Irwin France
Cecil County
James W. Frizzell
Prohibition
Frank N. H. Lang
David J. Lewis
Allegany County
Sylvester L. V. Young
Washington County
United States
Labor Party
Ross V. Ayres
Henry Dorsey Etehleen
William A. Walker
Frederick N. Zihiman
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel County
Annapolla City
P'rince George's County
Ellicott City
Havre de Grace
General Assembly of
Maryland
Annapolis City
Prince George's County
Elcott City
Baitimore City
Board of Election Supervisors
Circuit Court
Superior Court
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Germans Dislodge Russians at Shara River
German forces attacked Russian positions on the western bank of the Shara River near Golovitchi and drove Russians back to the eastern shore. Berlin reports a heavy Russian assault west of Lutsk and Velhyna failed to break German defense. In the southern Carpathians Russians and Rumanians renewed efforts at Teutorfelias, but gains were not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shara
Petrograd
London
Trezlon
Golovitchi
Berlin
Lutsk
Velhyna
Kiselin
Rowanmore Sunk Off Baltimore Likely U Boat Hit
The Rowanmore, a large Baltimore Liverpool steamer of 10,320 tons, vanished after leaving Baltimore October 24. Meager dispatches from London imply a hostile submarine sank the vessel, which carried wireless and a sizable crew. An accompanying ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure appears in the same page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howanmore
Baltimore
Rowanmore
Liverpool
London
Literary societies meet with varied programs across schools
Whittler Literary Society and Maryland Girls Cub among several groups meeting October 27. Programs included songs, recitations, readings, solos, and a debate. The Butterfly and Longfellow societies listed future meetings and fund raising efforts for a basketball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Moleaworth
Josephine Ktelitwon
Neille Shipley
Dragon
Mary Kidwiler
Ent
Lavinia Morgan
Sarah Liebschutz
Butterfly Literary Society
Academy
Kemie Young
Louise Pasta
Whippocryttle
Tacie Kyler
Elisabeth Bert
Mabel Ebert
Margaret Consol
L. Davis
Melon Miller
Wulbeth Ebert
Eric Young
Ruth Hauer
White Society
White Literary Society
Karee Rinehart
Pawine Ranneberger
Mau Kyler
Katharine Cram
Gertrude Reeder
Hester Smith
Helen Schueler
Ann Hentz
Mary Welty
Maryland Proclamation On Proposed Constitutional Amendment
Proclamation describes a 1916 Maryland General Assembly act to amend section of Article III legislative department. It references January session, Chapter 18, outlining the act to propose an amendment to the constitution and the wording and provisions to be followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Widereas
Legislative Department
General Assembly of Maryland
Acta of Maryland
Beiag
Legisative Department
Maryland Budget Amendment Proposal for State Financing
A proposed constitutional amendment in Maryland outlines the General Assembly’s power over state appropriations. It requires two budgets annually and divides them into Governmental Appropriations and General Appropriations, with a Budget Bill to be introduced and must pass both houses. It limits alterations and sets rules for supplementary appropriation bills, maintaining protections for schools and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Department
Thin State
General Assembly of
Maryland
Thin
General Assembly
Executive Department
Judiciary Department
Maryland Governor Proclaims Constitutional Budget Amendment Vote
Emerson C. Harrington issues a statewide proclamation for a November 1 1916 general election to decide a constitutional amendment. The measure requires the governor to present a two year budget, limits legislature action, and directs detailed reporting from state agencies. The proclamation directs publication in multiple newspapers and outlines the process for voter referendum on the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid Court
Baltimore
Emerson C. Harrington
Maryland
of Maryland
Annapolis
Emerson Co. Harrington
Thomas W. Simmons
Graphite Roof Paint and Oils at Right Prices
35¢ gallon in gallon cans and 1.10 for fine ground roof paint. Guaranteed to wear longer and cover 30 percent more per gallon than hand mixed paint. Best grade 85¢, 5 year guarantee. medium grade 75¢, 3 year guarantee. Mouse Paints and Waste Leads offered at listed prices.
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Aléeas
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Howera
Habhvye
East Church Street School
Anna Hull
Kitty Ross
Edith Hagan
Vanita
Mildred Brown
Ethel Shaver
Miriam Martz
Kitty Hoss
Lette Dolphy
Helen Moberly
Mary Butcher
Longfellow
Edna Hargett
Long
Dairy Maida
Elizabeth Haller
Helen Y ¥Inger
Madeline Harp
Katherine Kottmger
Charlotte Haller
Ruth Toms
Bessie Roderick
Alta Null
Oo Key Literary Society
Watson
A. Harris
Mem
Servretary
Rod
Ae ‘Iittinger
Rhoads
C. Hell
Stone
TL. L.S
Glenn Wilbide
Haller Herwig
Romayne Uwhler
Acts
Baltimoore
Wartland
Marylae
Siateen
Commercial Printing
News Office
City of
Rachs
Public General Lane
Board For Supervisors of
jPolitical
Corrupt Practices Act
Tuma
Tha Herlaines
Renedy Sears Age
Nur Taba
Gettysburg
Charles L. H. Fox
North Market
Novina
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