Proposed Missouri constitutional amendments across education and taxation
A long, reforming proposal seeks to amend Section 1 of Article XV to establish and fund free public schools for ages six to twenty and to create and fund free instruction for five to six year olds and older residents. It also authorizes increased county indebtedness in St Louis for sewers or waterworks with a two thirds county vote and additional taxes to cover interest and principal within ten years. Further amendments include revising local tax rates for counties and cities and a broad voter registration provision for large counties adjoining big cities.
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House of Representatives
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United States
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Sixth Constitutional Amendment Proposed by Initiative Petition
The proposed amendment seeks to overhaul revenue taxation by taxing land, inheritances, and franchises for public utilities while exempting personal property and land improvements. It would abolish poll taxes and deocupation taxes, remove caps on state and local tax rates, and keep liquor laws unchanged. It outlines property exemptions, phased class tax relief on land and homesteads, and frames the measure for voter approval at the next general election.
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Cuneta
Initiative to abolish state board of equalization
Proposed amendment by initiative to restructure state tax oversight in Hewoucho rd by creating a state tax commission appointed by the governor. It outlines member counts, qualifications, salaries, and submission to voters at the next general election.
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State Board of Equalization
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State Tax Commission
Proposed Eighth Constitutional Amendment on Election Grand Juries
The measure would let grand juries in election investigations open ballot boxes, demand records, and hear testimony to determine if ballots were altered or miscounted. It proposes juries in cities with 25,000+ inhabitants, election officials to be tested for competency, and judges and clerks to be carefully chosen and overseen. It sets procedures for poll location duties, signatures, and responsible handling of ballots.
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Proposed Ninth Constitutional Amendment for Missouri Education Tax
The document describes a proposed initiative to amend the Missouri Constitution to levy a state tax of ten cents per one hundred dollars valuation for public elementary and high schools, state normal schools, Lincoln Institute, and the State University. It outlines revenue use, allocation limits, and submission to voters at the November election, with official attestations by the Secretary of State.
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United States
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State University
Missouri
State of Missouri
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General Assembly
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Pheriffs Sale in Partition Condensed Ledger Entry
Sheriff Winfield Peacock of Lafayette County Missouri announces a public sale of the long estate described in the partition action. The listing includes many defendants and a complex tract description, with the sale set for an October term at the Lafayette County Courthouse in Lexington Missouri.
Sheriff’s Sale in Partition in Lafayette County Missouri
Sheriff's sale in partition relates to H H Dwuehler J wn Deuibiss Nerhott ert A Deuchler Emma Moyer Walter versus Bottle Tnece Willi Ws Arthur Water. Judgment and order issued on June 16. The sale occurs at Lafayette County court house, with sale notice filed from official records.
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Bottle Tnece
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Arthur Water
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Peacock Dekie
Lafayette County
Missouri
Sale of Real Estate at Lafayette County Courthouse
On Tuesday October 15 1912 between forenoon and afternoon hours the Lafayette County Circuit Court in Dexington Missouri will publicly auction at the court house door cash in hand the described real estate in Lafayette County Apisenia. The property comprises a northwest quarter of a certain section described as west Se vane. The text lists location details in a damaged OCR form indicating a county auction for land with measurements and boundaries.
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Lafayette
Missouri
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Lafayette County
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Dexington
Tafayetts
Mminouri
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Bing
Apisenia
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