Constitutional amendment proposing Utah property tax changes
A joint resolution proposes amending section 2 of article XI to tax United States property in Utah, with exemptions for religious and charitable properties, water rights, and certain utilities. It details homestead exemptions, disability widows, and minor orphans, and directs the secretary of state to submit the measure to voters at the next general election.
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United States
Utah
Dulce’ Xu
State of
Peru
Secretary of State
Utah Constitutional Amendment No 2 Proposes Religious Tolerance Clause
A joint Utah proposal seeks to amend Article III to declare irrevocable the free exercise of religion while prohibiting polygamous marriages. It also asserts perpetual relinquishment of rights to unappropriated public lands and lands held by Indian tribes, with lands remaining under United States jurisdiction.
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Utah
United States
Utah constitutional amendment on school funding and tax limits
A constitutional amendment proposes to define state support for the public school system, setting the state share at not more than 75 percent of operating costs for a minimum program. It details tax levy limits, funding methods, and implementation steps, with the measure taking effect January 1, 1947 if approved.
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ARC
Ota
Yan Ie
Utah
Fac
Aecmit
Utah constitutional amendment on income and intangible property taxes
The text outlines Amendment No 4 to the Utah Constitution proposing uniform and equal taxation on all tangible property and income, with sections to modify Article KUT Sec 3. It states the Legislature shall provide by law tax assessments based on value and enforce regulations to ensure just valuation. The amendment seeks to secure taxes on income and intangible property as part of a broader reform.
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Utah
State of
Outlaws and Rodeo Confront Wild Stock at Huntsville
Report from Huntsville Texas describes a prison rodeo with over 200 head of stock and 4000 inmates, promising a spectacle of bold stunts and tight security. The event features inmates in striped attire entering the arena while guards and officials manage the performance and safety protocols.
Amendment to Utah Constitution on County Attorneys Term
A proposed amendment to Section 10 Article VII of the Utah Constitution would redefine county attorney elections and terms. It sets a four year term elected by county voters and grants courts power to appoint a pro tempore attorney when needed, with sections detailing implementation and effective date.
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Utah
Liz
Merduene No 6 In To Amend Section 20 Of State Constitution
A proposed amendment to Section 20 of Article VI seeks to fix salaries for state officers including the Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General and Superintendent of Public Instruction at rates set by law. It specifies compensation remains in full for all official service and requires fees for official duties to be deposited with the State Treasurer. The Legislature may authorize reimbursement of actual traveling expenses.
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United States
Congress
Utah
Seid
Amendment to the state election act measures
The text outlines an amendment to the state election act with provisions to take effect on January 1, 1947 as determined by the electors of the state. It specifies the form and timing of the amendment under the law.
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Ccess
Stata
Anse
Stade
Amendment to Utah constitution taunts judges pay
Amendment No 7 aims to modify Sec 19 and rename to Sec 12 restoring judges pay at stated times with no diminishment during term. Secretary of State directed to submit the proposed amendment to voters at the next general day of January 1947.
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Becton
Utah
Utah constitutional amendment on public institutions location
Secretary of State Monson certifies proposed constitutional amendments from the Twenty-Sixth Legislature's First Special Session in 1946. The measure would permanently locate state public institutions at designated sites per prior Act of Congress and set effective date.
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J. E E Monson
State of
Utah
State of Utah
Salt Lake City
Use of Electricity On Farms Increases
Washington reports a marked rise in rural electrification with 47.1 percent of U S farms lacking electricity. Since REA’s formation 11 years ago, 742000 farms, or 10.9 percent, had service. Also announces a new United Air Lines foreign travel service expanding from 24 cities, linking domestic routes to transoceanic flights and steamship lines, mainly on East and West coasts, with one option to Hong Kong.
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United States
REA
United Air Lines
Poiau
Ps Ite
Koan Transoceanic Airlines
Steamanis
Air
Slesmer
Lux Cew
Honglulu
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