Montana Amendment to Provide Adjusted War Veteran Pay
The act proposes to add Article XXII to the Montana Constitution to fund adjusted compensation for bona fide residents who served in World War I. It authorizes issuing bonds up to four million one thousand dollars, levying a tax up to one mill, and establishing a Veterans Compensation Fund for payments and administration. The measure includes eligibility proof, fraud safeguards, and public finance provisions.
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Constitutional Amendment Election Notice Montana 1924
The notice announces a constitutional amendment submission to Montana voters at the November 1924 general election. It details Section 10 of Article IX allowing suffrage qualifications, separate official ballots, and canvassing under state election laws. Secretary of State I C T Stewart certifies the act and seal is affixed.
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Montana Seeks Voters’ OK on New Article for State Funds
Governor Jos. M. Dix proclaims the filing of petitions to place a constitutional amendment before Montana voters at the November 1924 general election. The measure would add Article 21 creating a Montana Trust and Legacy Fund to support the State Permanent Revenue Fund, the State Permanent School Fund, and the University of Montana, with detailed management rules and tax-like gifts provisions.
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Montana mining tax act passage record
The document notes the approval of an act to license and tax coal and mineral mining in Montana. It specifies definitions, tax method, collection, and proceeds disposition, with sections 2344 to 2355 of the 1921 Revised Codes. Dated at Helena on July 12, 1924, signed by Governor Jos. M. Dixon and Secretary C. T. Stewart.
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