Maryland Proclamation on Proposed Constitutional Amendments 1914
A Maryland General Assembly proclamation outlines amendments to the Declaration of Rights including Article XI-A and XVI, proposing to replace Article XV with a revised tax framework. It directs submission to voters at the next general election with ballots marked For or Against the constitutional amendment. Approved April 10, 1914.
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Maryland Charter Amendment Proposal Article XI A
A constitutional amendment would add Article XI A after Article XI to form a new charter framework for Baltimore City or counties. It outlines petition thresholds, election of charter boards, creation and adoption of local charters, and grant of express powers while preserving existing laws and structures.
Constitutional amendment procedure and signatures in Maryland
Maryland articles describe how city and county charter amendments may be proposed by mayoral or council resolutions or by petitions of at least 20 percent of registered voters, with a 10 000 signature threshold. It details petition validity, affidavits, and penalties for forgery, plus submission to voters at the next general or congressional election and publication requirements.
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Maryland Referendum Article XVI The Referendum Proposal
Maryland eyes a new Article XVI named The Referendum to allow the General Assembly acts to be submitted to voters for approval or rejection. The measure details petition thresholds, emergency law limits, ballot wording, publication duties, and Governor proclamation rules ahead of the 1915 election.
Local Sheriff Candidates Seek Republican Nominations in Frederick
A series of notices from Woodboro to Walkersville and Frederick announces candidacies for Sheriff of Frederick County. Names include Marion C. Miller, Margaut An, Roy E. Leatherman, Junelzaep Shoemaker, and FebidtawFtt, each pledging to uphold law and seek Republican primaries or Democratic nomination where applicable.
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