Montana expands veteran compensation by bond approved
Montana enacts a constitutional amendment to pay adjusted compensation to bona fide residents who served in World War I. The measure authorizes up to 4.5 million dollars in state bonds, funds a dedicated Veteran's Compensation Fund, funds administration, and imposes a one mill tax to back bonds. The act outlines eligibility, payment rules, and safeguards against fraud.
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Montana
United States
Army Naval Marine Corps
Pereis
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Veteran’s Compensation Fund
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Ibrar
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State Board of Saminers
State of
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State Board of Examiners
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States OF America
State OF Montana
Ss. I. CG. T. Stewart
Helena
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Montana Proposes Constitutional Amendments on School Officers
Notice outlines two amendments submitted to Montana electors at the 1924 general election. It details Section 10 of Article IX qualifications for county superintendents and school officers, and a new Article Twenty-One creating a Montana Trust and Legacy Fund for a permanent revenue, school and university funds, with administration rules and supervisory board.
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State of
Montana
Legislavius Assembly
Legislative Assembly
United States of America
State of Montana
Helena
A. D
C. T. Stewart
University of Montana
Legislative Assembly OF
Uleo HoLeuy
Butts
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Puna
Secretary of State
Montana Trust and Legacy Fund
State Permanent Revenue Fund
State Permanent School Fund
Supreme Court of the
Supervisory Board
Supreme Court
IC. T. Stewart
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