Montana seeks voter approval to add Article XXII for veteran compensation
The proposed amendment to the Montana Constitution would authorize paying adjusted compensation to bona fide residents who served in the Army Navy or Marine Corps in World War I. It authorizes bonds up to 1.45 million dollars plus 4.5 million in related funds and funds a Veterans Compensation Fund with a one mill tax to support bond interest and principal. The act sets eligibility, application requirements, and administration by the State Auditor with Adjutant General assistance and outlines penalties for fraud.
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Montana constitutional amendments proposed for 1924 election
Notice outlines two proposed constitutional amendments in Montana. Chapter 97 moves to require elections on amendments to Section 10 of Article IX governing county school superintendents and district officers, with official ballots and canvassing provisions. Chapter 134 adds a new Article 21 creating state permanent funds for revenue, schools, and university, with governance, investments, and distributions rules.
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Supreme Court
Proclamation Announces Petition Filing for Revenue License Bill
Governor Jos M Dixon proclaims petitions filed with the Montana Secretary of State. The initiative seeks a law to license revenue sources and regulate various business entities for submission to voters at the November 1924 election.
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Montana Mining License Tax Act of 1924 Enacted
The document details a law authorizing licensing of mining operations in Montana. It fixes annual license taxes for mining businesses, sets assessment and collection methods, outlines use of tax proceeds, and prescribes penalties for violations. It ends with official attestation by Governor Dixon and Secretary Stewart in Helena on July 12, 1924.
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C. T. Stewart
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