List of members of the Tyrolean state parliament (Fürstete Grafschaft, Xth electoral term)
This list of members of the Tyrolean state parliament (Fürstete Grafschaft, Xth electoral period) lists all members of the Tyrolean state parliament in the crown land of the Fürstete Grafschaft Tirol ( Austria-Hungary ) in its Xth electoral period. The inauguration of the deputies took place on April 27, 1908, whereby the state parliament comprised 68 deputies. The state parliament consisted of 10 representatives of the large estates , 3 representatives of the Chamber of Commerce , 13 representatives of the cities and towns and 34 representatives of the rural communities . There were also seven virile voices and the voice of the Rector of the University of Innsbruck .
Sessions
The 10th electoral term was divided into four sessions and had the following conference periods:
- I. Session: April 27, 1908 to April 29, 1908, September 22, 1908 to November 7, 1908, January 8, 1909 to January 18, 1909
- Session II: December 27, 1909 to February 18, 1910
- III. Session: January 16, 1912 to February 9, 1912
- IV.Session: 28. April 1913 to May 10, 1913, September 23, 1913 to October 18, 1913.3. February 1914 to February 13, 1914
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | Elective class |
region | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Altenweisel Joseph | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Prince Archbishop of Brixen | died on June 25, 1912 |
| Bellat Karl | towns and places | Levico, Pergine and Borgo | |
| Bertolini Adolfo | towns and places | Trent | |
| Bliem Franz | Rural communities | Rattenberg, Kufstein, Fügen, Zell | |
| Cappelletti Giuseppe | towns and places | Mezzolombardo, Cles, Fondo, Lavis and Cavalese | |
| Chini Giuseppe | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Archpriest of Rovereto, Provost of Arco | until approx. 1913 |
| Christomannos Theodor | Chamber of Commerce | Bolzano | died on January 30, 1911 |
| Conci Giuseppe | Rural communities | Cles, Male, Fondo, Mezzolombardo | |
| De Carli Eduardo | Rural communities | Trento (surroundings), Lavis, Cembra, Civezzano, Bezzano, Pergine | |
| Delugan Baldessare | Rural communities | Tione, Condino, Stenico | |
| Endrici Celestino | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Prince Archbishop of Trento | |
| Heir Wilhelm | university | from September 1913 for Alois Lode | |
| Eyrl Georg Bernhard | Noble large estate | Waiver of mandate in 1912 | |
| Falconsoner Hermann | Rural communities | Silz, Imst, Reutte | |
| Forcher-Mayr Hans | Chamber of Commerce | Bolzano | sworn in on January 16, 1912 for Theodor Christomannos |
| Frick Johann | Rural communities | Brixen, Sterzing | |
| Gentili Guido | Rural communities | Borgo, Strigno, Levico | |
| Bald Sebastian | towns and places | Meran, Glurns, Kaltern and Tramin | died on September 26, 1910 |
| Grabmayr von Angerheim Karl | Noble large estate | Waiver of mandate in 1912 | |
| Grabmayr von Angerheim Paul | Noble large estate | sworn in on April 28, 1913 for Karl Grabmayr von Angerheim | |
| Gratz Johann | Rural communities | Innsbruck (surroundings), Mieders, Steinach, Telfs | |
| Greil Wilhelm | towns and places | innsbruck | |
| Guggenberger Otto | Rural communities | Brixen, Sterzing | died on January 10, 1914 |
| Habicher Franz | Rural communities | Landeck, Ried, Nauders | |
| Hartmann Arnold | Rural communities | Hall, Schwaz | |
| Hassler Gottfried | Rural communities | Lienz, Windischmatrei, Sillian | from April 28, 1913 for Anton Rainer |
| Hölzl Josef | Rural communities | Merano, Schlanders, Glurns, Passeier, Lana | |
| Huber Sebastian | towns and places | Meran, Glurns, Kaltern and Tramin | January 31, 1910 for Sebastian Glatz sworn in |
| Kapferer Max | Rural communities | Hall, Schwaz | |
| Kathrein Theodor | towns and places | Imst, Vils, Reutte and Landeck | |
| Katschthaler Johannes Baptist | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Prince Archbishop of Salzburg | |
| Kienpointner Josef | Rural communities | Kitzbühel, Hopfgarten | |
| Kienzl Josef | Rural communities | Bozen (surroundings), Neumarkt, Kaltern, Sarnthal, Kastelruth, Klausen | |
| Kofler Anton | Chamber of Commerce | innsbruck | |
| Kretschmar Paul Gustav | university | from April 1913 for Hans Forcher-Mayr | |
| Kuperion Josef | Rural communities | Merano, Schlanders, Glurns, Passeier, Lana | |
| Lanzerotti Emanuele | Rural communities | Cles, Male, Fondo, Mezzolombardo | |
| Lode Alois | university | from 1912 for Adolf von Wretschko | |
| Lodron Carlo | Noble large estate | ||
| Anton von Longo-Liebenstein | Noble large estate | ||
| Math Franz | Rural communities | Innsbruck (surroundings), Mieders, Steinach, Telfs | |
| Mayr Michael | towns and places | Hall, Rattenberg, Kitzbühel, Kufstein and Schwaz | |
| Minor Franz von | Noble large estate | ||
| Karl is low | Rural communities | Rattenberg, Kufstein, Fügen, Zell | |
| Panizza Giovanni Battista | Rural communities | Rovereto, Nogaredo, Mori, Riva, Ala, Arco, Val di Ledro | |
| Paolazzi Bonfiglio | Rural communities | Cavalese, Fassa, Primiero | |
| Parolari Virginio | Rural communities | Tione, Condino, Stenico | |
| Parteli Vigilio | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Archpriest of Rovereto, provost of Arco | from April 1913 for Giuseppe Chini |
| Pinalli Angelo | towns and places | Roverto | |
| Pretz Josef | Noble large estate | ||
| Raile Angelo | Chamber of Commerce | Rovereto | |
| Rainer Franz | Rural communities | Lienz, Windischmatrei, Sillian | died on March 30, 1912 |
| Scala Rudolf von | university | until 1909 | |
| Creator Aemilian | Rural communities | Brunneck, Taufers, Welsberg, Buchenstein, Enneberg, Ampezzo | |
| Schorn Johann | towns and places | Brixen, Sterzing, Klausen, Bruneck, Lienz and Innichen | |
| Schraffl Josef | Rural communities | Lienz, Windischmatrei, Sillian | |
| Seal Joseph | Rural communities | Landeck, Ried, Nauders | |
| Sölder Otto | Noble large estate | ||
| Steck Johann | Rural communities | Bozen (surroundings), Neumarkt, Kaltern, Sarnthal, Kastelruth, Klausen | |
| Stefenelli Antonio | towns and places | Riva, Ala, Arco and Mori | |
| Sternbach Paul from | Noble large estate | ||
| Stump Franz | Rural communities | Kitzbühel, Hopfgarten | |
| Tonelli albino | Rural communities | Trento (surroundings), Lavis, Cembra, Civezzano, Bezzano, Pergine | |
| Trapp Gotthard | Noble large estate | ||
| Trettel Michael | Rural communities | Cavalese, Fassa, Primiero | |
| Loyalty rock Leo Maria | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Abbot of Marienberg, provost of Neustift, prior of Gries | |
| Lower Church Peter | Rural communities | Silz, Imst, Reutte | |
| Venzo Quirino | Rural communities | Borgo, Strigno, Levico | |
| Viesi Silvio | towns and places | Trent | |
| Wackernell Josef | Noble large estate | ||
| Walter Josef | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Provosts of Bolzano and Innichen, provincial commander of the German order of knights | |
| Walther Wilhelm von | towns and places | Bolzano | |
| Wenin Hans | towns and places | innsbruck | |
| Widmann Alfons | Noble large estate | sworn in on April 28, 1913 for Georg Bernhard Eyrl | |
| Winkler Anton | Rural communities | Brunneck, Taufers, Welsberg, Buchenstein, Enneberg, Ampezzo | |
| Wretschko Adolf von | university | from 1909 for Rudolf von Scala , retired before 1912 | |
| Zacher Adrian | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Abbots of Wilten, Stams and Fiecht | |
| Zanoni Antonio | Rural communities | Rovereto, Rogaredo, Mori, Riva, Ala, Arco, Val di Ledro |
literature
- Stenographic reports of the Landtag for the duchy County of Tyrol, Xth Landtag period
- Richard Schober: History of the Tyrolean Parliament in the 19th and 20th centuries. Wagner University Press, Innsbruck 1984
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