Income tax returns guidance issued by treasury department
The treasury department issued the forms and rules for the new income tax. All citizens and residents with United States income must file by March 1 or face fines. Extensions may be granted for illness. Deductions include medical, farm, and business expenses, with specific rules for wages, dividends, net income from sales, and partnership receipts.
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Washington, Jap
Treasury Department
United States
United Later
Soper
Tulare
Weis
Old Fashioned Stage HoldUp Near Yreka
Two masked men in ragged overalls halted a Mountain road stage between Yreka and Walker today. They rifled the driver's pockets of 45 dollars and placed him in the coach, then fled into shrubbery with the horses. The driver freed himself and alerted the sheriff, a posse pursuing the bandits.
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Yreka
Cal
Walker
Governor Takes Hold Of Strike In Michigan
The executive governor asserts control during a state strike and installs himself in cover country to investigate the disruption. Local agencies report heightened security as talks proceed.
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CHIC
Michigan
Investignt
Governor Ferris Seeks Peace in Copper Country Strike
Governor Ferris arrived in Houghton Michigan and sought to mediate the copper strike amid a tense standoff. He announced private interviews and open hearings to gather facts, urging both owners and the Western Federation of Miners to await his findings. A crowd greeted him as he pledged to pursue truth and neighborly resolution.
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Houghton, Mich
Ferris
Michigan
George Nichols
Kols
Lansing
Boards of Supervisors
Houghton
Keweenaw
Western Federation of Miners
Butte News In Brief From The Standard's Late 19th Century Mix
Ship breaks in two drowning thirty crew as tax collector nears due and Governor Ferris takes copper property. Montana Power mortgage, German officers view soldiers as supreme, timber to be sold. British minister in Mexico shifted. Tangle of sports notes, Butte strike, smallpox scares, city finances, and state militia orders amid a broad roster of terse items.
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Ferris
Montana Power Company
Mexico
United Front
Fox
Billy Hans
Sporting
Butte
Cage
Telegraphic News
Goldbers
Raitorial
Old Natatorium
Myers
Heidal
Wood
Montana Power files seventy five million mortgage
Special Dispatch to Great Falls reports Montana Power Company vice president filed a $75,008,000 mortgage with Guaranty Trust Company of New York as trustee in Cascade County. The mortgage covers all Montana Power properties in 18 counties and consolidates existing bonds of about $17 million. It bears 9 percent annual interest and aims to raise funds for ongoing and future development including rail and industrial projects in Montana.
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Great Falls
Montana Power Company
Cascade County
Guaranty ‘Trust Company of New York
Montana
Power Com 40
Missouri
Thompson Falls
Clark's Fork
Morony
Catholic Education Fund Grows From Andrews Will
Baltimore January 5 probate of Elizabeth Andrews will names Cardinal Gibbons as potential beneficiary of residuary estate. Estimated at 600000 in personal property with real estate value possibly equal. Between 200000 and 800000 may go to Catholic educational work with legacies to religious and charitable causes.
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Baltimore
Elizabeth Andrews
Carinal “Gibbons
German Officer Says Soldiers Above Civilians in Alsace Crisis
Strassburg dispatch reports Colonel von Reuter of the Ninety-ninth Infantry declared civil rights non-existent for troops and claimed they were sole judges in certain matters. He said he was prepared to order citizens shot if disturbances continued, revealing a harsh military view of disorder. Lieutenant Schad, also under court martial, testified about arresting a civilian he suspected of laughing.
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Strassburg
Germany
von Reuter
Ninety-ninth Infantry
Zaberne
Alsace
Schad
Mother Jones to Return to Trinidad After Deportation
Denver reports that "Mother" Jones arranged to depart for Trinidad tonight, denying imprisonment threats and insisting she will return to her bases despite military actions. Governor Ammons earlier supported deportation but took no new steps, while union leaders in Trinidad and Walsenburg pledged armed protection for her arrival.
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Denver
Mother"Jones
Trinidad
Chase
Ammons
Colorado
Pfrcials
Trinilad
Walsenburg
Billion Test of Timber from an Arizona Forest
Washington reports approval by Secretary Houston for a plan to cut one billion feet of Kaibab National Forest timber in Northern Arizona to finance 200 miles of railroad through the Grand Canyon region. Bids open in June, with a 25 year cutting period and reforestation to preserve scenery.
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Washington
Kaibab National Forest
Arizona
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Forestry Service
Conmsteuet
Colorado
Utah
Grand Canyon
Ff Forester
Henry
Graves
Amer
Death of Haitian rebels after Thomaseau uprising
New York January 5 The Haitian consul general announces that Gen Celestin Cyracque former minister of war and about a score of followers were executed last Thursday at Thomaseau on charges connected with a short lived revolution. The executions occurred within hours of the capture of the inn and after revolting forces started the uprising. The report was relayed from the Haitian minister in Washington sent by President Gréste te.
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New York
Louis Bazelais
Celestin Cyracque
Thomaseau
Thomasea
Hazelals
Washington
Grtestette
Ship Breaks In Two Crew Lost Near Sandy Hook
A tanker identified as the Oklahoma split in two near Sandy Hook at 7:90 am on Sunday. About 9 crew members remained missing as the stern sank immediately, eight survivors were saved by the Bavaria with a lifeboat of 19 men reportedly in use. Rescue efforts continued as details emerged of the wreck and salvage attempts, with a revenue cutter dispatched and reports of bodies recovered from a lifeboat.
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Oklahoma
New York
Tankteamer
Sandy Hook
Bavaria
Graalfs
Boston
Siasconset
Mit
Brad
Bae Varia
Calvo
Scotland
Bonet
Ste
Seneca
Rescue status unclear for Oklahoma crew after sinking
Boston January 5 Captain Loring A Gates of Boston a passenger on the tank steamer Oklahoma was not among those rescued on the steamer Bavaria radio dispatch reports Captain Grants message gave no information about rescuing any portion of the Oklahoma's crew. Bavaria expected to reach Boston at noon tomorrow.
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Boston
Loring A. Gates
Oklahoma
Sandy Hook
Grants Evond
Aet
Grantse
Mexico to Lose British Minister in Mexico City
London reports Sir Lionel Carden will be transferred to Rio de Janeiro as minister to Brazil. His Mexico City post, begun July 18, 1913, may be filled by Charles Murray Marling, senior counsellor, with Walter Page hinting at a possible successor. The move, a salary promotion, follows controversy over remarks about U S attitudes toward Mexico.
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London
Lionel Carden
Mexico
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Francis William Strong
Mexico City
Charles Murry Marling
Tarke
Tsh Foreign Office
United States
Rio
Mexican
Si Christopher Craddock
Walter Tl. Page
Lionel Care Flen
Sirnel
Charles Murray
Martin
Pagedehe
Egarding Carden
Carden Doubts Transfer Report On His Status
Mexico City reports Sir Lionel Carden says he has not been advised of any transfer to Brazil and questions the authenticity of the announcement. He has openly opposed Wilson’s non recognition policy on the Mexican question and notes his stance during prior talks with John Lind.
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Mexico City
Lionel Carden
Brazil
Associated Press
Lionel Carren
Wilson
Mexico
John Linda
Lind
Transfer of Carden noted as significant move in Mexico policy
Washington reports a British decision to transfer Sir Lionel Carden, minister at the City of Mexico, seen as a strong sign Britain intends to back Wilson’s Mexican policy. The State Department notes protests to Britain over Carden remarks while London and Washington exchange statements on attitudes toward Huerta.
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Washington
Great Britain
Lionel Carden
Mexico
Wilson
State Department
United States
Foreign Office
Carden
Page
Mexco
London
Lionel
Huerta
Court allows suit to proceed for Miss Schenck’s good name
A New York supreme court ruling orders that Florence R. Schenck may press her lawsuit against Charles H. Wilson, the Englishman once linked to Alfred Vanderbilt’s horses, claiming she was lured from Norfolk at fifteen with a broken promise of marriage and seeks $50,000 in damages. The decision lets her pursue the case in trial, rejecting an earlier obstruction by Wilson’s counsel.
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New York
Florence R. Schenck
Norfolk
Supreme Court
Charles H. Wilson
Wilson
Americ
Alfred” Vanderbilt
Marris Dion Ana
Rae
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