Montana World War I adjusted compensation amendment text
The document outlines sections for paying veterans or widows from a Montana fund, detailing certificates, proofs of service, eligibility, and distribution of ten dollars per active month up to two hundred dollars total. It describes bond issuance of 4.5 million dollars, fund management, taxation, and referendum procedures for the constitutional amendment proposed in 1924.
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Veteran’s Compensation Fund
Veterans’ Compensation Fund
Adjutant Generals
State Board of Examiners
State of
Montana
ROM “Bank
Stats
Board of Examiners
Veterans’ Compensation Retirement Fund
Army
Navy
Mirine Corps
United States
Buch
Marine Corps
Mon
Tilia
Notice of Montana Constitutional Amendment Election 1924
Public notice states that Montana voters will decide at the next general election on amending Section 10 of Article IX to specify qualifications for county superintendents of schools and district officers. Official ballots will present for and against, with canvass rules and effective date.
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State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
State of Montana
United States of America
S. I. C. T. Stewart
Helena
A. D
C. T. Stewart
Montana Proclamation on Initiatives for Revenue Funds 1924
Governor Jos. M. Dixon proclaims petitions filed for a 1924 Montana general election measure. The act would amend the constitution to create a State Permanent Revenue Fund, a State Permanent School Fund, and a University of Montana fund, funded by gifts and legacies from individuals and entities. The proposal outlines investment rules, board oversight, distribution of net earnings, and voting procedures.
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State of
Montana
Jos. M. Dixon
University of Montana
Legislative Assembly OF
Legislative Assembly
Montana Trust and Legacy Fund
Mon_tana Trust
University of
Tself
Supreme Court of State of Montana
Supervisory Board
United States of America
Gs. I
C. T. Stewart
Sta
State of Montana
Universit
Mentat
Helena
A. D
Stat
Montana Mine License Tax Act Enacted in 1924
The document records the enactment of a Montana law requiring annual license taxes for mining operations that extract gold silver copper lead or other metals or gems. It details the act’s provisions for imposing the tax methods of assessment and collection, penalties for violations, and the repeal of certain reservations, signed in Helena on July 12, 1924 by Governor Jos. M. Dixon with Secretary C. T. Stewart.
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Montana
Helena
Jos. M. Dixon
C. T. Stewart
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America
I. Cc. T. Stewart
Co. T. Stewart
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