Maryland Constitutional Amendments Proclaimed 1912 Session
A transcriptional record from the 1912 Maryland General Assembly details proposed amendments to the state constitution. It outlines adding a new section AA to Section 3, creating a public funding amendment, and provisions for appraisers and compensation. It notes submission to qualified voters at the next general election and specifies ballot wording references and approval dates. Certification includes the authorizing act and the chapter numbers approved April 8, 1912.
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Attele
Awembly
Maryland
General Assembly
Battinore
Haltmore
Oventher
Ths
Snl
Daw
Hevevpes
Bad Avlee
Aimer
Gail
Kali
Amy
Gouveal
Amitess Tus
Asinis
Vee
Mayer
Yen
Uae
Arilipin
Allernisy
Siarets
Rome
Jawavi
Baltimore City
Sureme
Constitatican
Constitutional amendment on circuit judges and state attorney terms
The article outlines proposed changes to Maryland's constitution including circuit court judge composition, election or appointment rules, residency constraints, and special provisions for the third circuit. It also details amendments to the State's Attorney's office salaries, appointments, and duties, plus procedures for voter approval at the general election. The text specifies transition rules, interim terms, and the process for submitting amendments to qualified voters.
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Ani
Fox
Baltinoce
Casnties
Elemons
Sind
Emma Steiner in the Sulzerite Mix up
Emma Steiner, a Baltimore native and composer, is tied to a Sulzerite dispute over a 1037.20 judgment against William Sulzer. The case links to mining property in Alas and to Steiner’s career, including the opera The Little Thagsar produced in Nowe Adad.
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Emma Steiner
Si Priticiaco
Chrantele
Thay City
Gavernay
Nowe
Adadka
Wil
Baltimore
Sha
Cal
Fredericks I. Steiner
Val. Steuben Steiner
Miewerk Actin
Geemai Ste Sly Buon
Minstrel Revival Heads City This Afternoon
A famed troupe led by Viicurose and Dockstador, Burnt Cork celebrities, returns to stage in a grand minstrelsy revival after a decade apart. The program features Hay mond Write songs, Ruth Wyke’s Miserere aria, and impersonations by Dockstader. Roosevelt and suffragette satire promise lively humor and pantomime comedy along with instrumental virtuosity by the Musical Brottiers.
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Sgootk
Viicurose
Dockstador
Unir
Academy Af
Tyr
Jastad
Anova
Qeatyghag
Haymond
Ma Wyke
Bocketader
Roosevett
Maryland German-language public notice on tobacco tax provisions
A 1912 public notice from Maryland discusses publication requirements for a German language newspaper notice. It details printing in multiple counties, selection of newspapers, and a Tuesday election event with census content and assembly submission guidelines.
Mothers Friend Advertised Remedy for Expectant Mothers
An advertisement extols Mothers Friend a tonic claimed to ease pregnancy by relaxing abdominal muscles and reducing pain. It urges expectant mothers to purchase from Angles store or Head Aria Heshtator Co at 10 Tamar Tullalng, Atlanta, promising relief during gestation and a miraculous easing of labor.
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Nimdat
Angles
Reiler
Alforda
Arla Heshtator Co
Allanta
Tia
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Hagerstown
S. M. Hockman
Mer
A. B. Bingham
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Arseinhtse
Augie & Teleary
Anil
Mechanics Loan and Savings Institute
Washington St
Kraiss Bros
Bell Phone
Pocahontas Egg Coal
Pocahontas
Chas. A. Ritchey
Marylan T
Bonis van Cult
Thie
Casieg
Sersidene
Sie
Mintel
Bellavere
Jessy
York
Canvietinn
Croton
Mt Traath
Nevemoer
Mintieen
Raul
Chatter
Mansland
Arbels
Attar
United States
Thia
Pawstinstina
Ste of
MarylAnel
Vietunnee
Heetian
State of Maryland
Mary Aisin
Tattinte
Iran
Staley
Egront
S. Hlahbarger de Ton
Potomac
Hayenoyn
Eicar
Ge Maui Tle Sali
Chichester
Turtis
Milo
Iness
Gundaye
Italy
Christine
Washington
Washington County
Summer Goois
Nets
Mil, Leather & Saddlery Co
Frankeen ST
Polack's Jewelry Store
West Washinston ST
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