Montana Proposal for World War Adjusted Compensation Bonds
A constitutional amendment proposal in Montana would authorize issuance of bonds up to 4.5 million dollars to fund adjusted compensation for bona fide residents who served in World War I. The act outlines eligibility, administration by the State Auditor, tax levy, bond terms, and protections against fraud. It directs a statewide vote in November 1924 with a separate official ballot wording.
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Montana Voters to Decide on Constitutional Amendments in 1924
Notice outlines two proposed Montana constitutional amendments to be voted at the November 1924 general election. The first would modify Section 10 of Article IX to allow county superintendents and other school officers to vote if eligible, with separate official ballots and standard yes or no options. The second proposes a new Article Twenty One creating a state trust and legacy fund system to manage gifts and endowments for a permanent revenue fund, the state permanent school fund, and the University of Montana, with details on governance, investment, and distributions.
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Montana
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
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Legislative Assembly
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Helena
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University of Montana
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Secretary of State
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Supervisory Board
Supreme Court
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