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Montana World War Adjusted Compensation Amendment Act
The document details a Montana legislative act proposing an amendment to the state constitution to authorize adjusted compensation for bona fide residents who served in the Army Navy or Marine Corps or related Allied forces in World War I. It outlines bonds up to 4.5 million dollars to fund payments plus tax provisions, eligibility rules for widows children and parents, administration by the State Auditor and Adjutant General, penalties for fraud, and a ballot election in November 1924 to approve the amendment. It also includes procedural sections on certification printing and taking effect upon approval. The act was certified by Secretary of State C T Stewart with dates of August 1 1924 and March 7 1923 for prior measures.
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Montana
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
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State Audilor
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Veterans’ Compensation Fund
State Board of Innominers
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Montina
State Board of Examiners
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Merine Corps
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Cc OT Stewart
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Cc. T. Stewart
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United States of America
State of Montana
T. Stewart
University of Montana
Helena
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C. T. Stewart