Amendment to Texas Constitution for separate Texas University system
House Joint Resolution proposes amending Article 7 sections to create a distinct University of Texas system and establish permanent locations and endowments for Texas A and M College, Prairie View, and a white girls college in Denton. It seeks to separate governance and funding for the universities and directs a statewide vote on the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
University of Texas
Travis County
University of Texas In
Galveston
Cunty
Aer Mechanical College of Texas
Team Independent College
Jane County
Establisha Flor Agricultural College
Mechanical College
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
View State Normal
Texas Proposal S 4 Road Tax Amendment
Texas House Joint Resolution S 4 proposes amending Section 9 Article 8 to allow a special road tax up to fifty cents per hundred dollars of property value. The measure requests submission to voters on the fourth Saturday in July 1915, with specific ballot wording for and against adoption and a $5000 appropriation for publication and proclamation costs.
Texas proposes constitutional bonds for public improvements
Senate Joint Resolution No 18 proposes amending Texas Constitution Article 3 Section 2 to allow counties and districts to issue bonds up to 25 percent of assessed real property value and levy taxes to pay interest and a sinking fund for improvements including rivers and waterways roads and public works with voter approval set for July 24, 1915. includes ballot wording and state printing provisions.
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Texas
Texas Joint Resolution Proposes Amendment on Voting by Precinct
The document outlines a proposal to amend Section 2 of Article 6 of the Texas Constitution to permit qualified voters to vote in precincts other than their residence under specified conditions. It includes residency and poll tax rules, submission timing set for July 24, 1915, and a funding appropriation of $8,000 for proclamations and publication. It names Joux G. McKay as secretary of state and instructs the governor to issue a proclamation.
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University
Agricultural Aid Mechanical Colege of
Texas
Prairie View State Norval and Industrial College
Legian
Vand
S Hall
Han College
Mechanical College
College of
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Denton County
Tosa
Chit
Hatter
Iabestorios
Dutien
Horeby
Mave
Thie
Ve Hasan
Tana
AML
State of Texas
Minivcraty
Texas Rural and Mechanical College
Secretary of State
G. McKay
Sailection
Jno
State of
Kerr Rgsouven
Stark of
United States
Uited States
Congress
Osher
Texas House Joint Resolution No 9 Amends Article 7
Join resolution proposes amending Article 7 of the Texas Constitution by adding Section 1b to authorize the Legislature to provide by law for creation of a student loan fund in each county linked to public schools. The text outlines the amendment process and sections to be adopted. The preserved language indicates the amendment's purpose and procedural steps for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uesas
Galventon
Republic of Ranches
Maneat University
Texas
University of Texas
Prairie View Stats Normal and Industrial Cok Foyge
Colored Youtha Isteres
Axcultal and Nechant
Nay Estaiah
Jenior
Mechanical College
State of Texas
Jege
State Normal
Byaw
Brir
Church of Christ Sunday services at Presbyterian church
Church of Christ holds services each Sunday at the Presbyterian church with a long service at 2:30 pm followed by Bible study at 2:45 pm and Communion at 3:30 pm.
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Church of Christ
The
Presbyterian Church
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San Francisco and the Expositions
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