Texas constitutional amendment on university system split
A proposed amendment to Article 7 would separate the University of Texas from the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas and establish a permanent university location in Waller County with related governance, funding, and expansion provisions for related campuses and colleges including the Medical Branch in Galveston and Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College. The measure details state control, funding, and the process for statewide voter approval and counting of affirmative and negative ballots.
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State of
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University of the Permanent
Medical
Uiversity of Texas
Galvester
Ae Mechantes Colle Dependent College
Industrial
Norval
Wesal
Waller County
Univesity of
Texas
Agricultural Mechanical College of Texan
State Normal
University of Tesas Roby
Vanemand Corie
University of Tes
University
City of Texas
College of
Bravo County
Ceo University of Texan
Legro
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Santinue
Prairie ‘View
Norval Sed
Andasuit
Carol
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Agricultural and Mechancal College of Texas
Extahljah Junior Ag
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Indoatstal College
Mec Hanical College
Rewitara
Collee
Trustrial
Artstar
Dew ‘Atom County
Tol Perma
Texes
Texas Chameat College
Tama
AML
Tess
University of Texme
Agriculural and Mechanical College
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Texas Constitution Amendments On Road Tax and Bond Powers
Texas voters face multiple constitutional amendments in 1915 proposing road taxes up to fifty cents per hundred dollars, bond issuance limits for public works, and funds for education loans. Proposals outline voting rules, ballot phrasing, and state expenditures for publishing proclamations and election materials.
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Texas
A. D
Jxo. G. McKay
Texas House Joint Resolution No 4 Amends Section 9 Article X
A joint resolution from the Texas Legislature proposes amending Section 9 Article X to cap state property tax at thirty five cents per one hundred dollars valuation with counties cities and towns limited to twenty five cents for local purposes and fifteen cents for roads and bridges plus a separate road tax not to exceed fifty cents on the same valuation, subject to voter approval.
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Texas
Io. G. McKay
Commissioners’ Court
State of
State of Texas
Texas Joint Resolution Amends Article 7 on Education Fund
Joint Resolution No 9 proposes amendment to Article 7 adding Section 3b to authorize creation of a student loan fund in each county tied to public schools. The legislature resolves to amend the Texas Constitution to facilitate county level student loan support for public education.
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Texas
Commissioner's Court
Commissioners Court
State of Texas
Texas House Joint Resolution on Elector Qualification
House Joint Resolution No 1 proposes amending Section 2 of Article 6 of the Texas Constitution to set voter qualifications for State officers and propositions. The draft defines male and foreign service citizens meeting age, residency, and naturalization criteria as qualified electors, with a focus on the electorate within districts or counties. The text also references religious observances and local time schedules embedded in the surrounding material.
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State of
Texas
Congress
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