Tax changes spark debate on war levies and exemptions
The article outlines 1922 federal tax adjustments affecting individuals and businesses, including the elimination of the excess profits tax, revised personal exemptions for dependents, and new rates. It notes continued taxes on tobacco, transportation, and various consumer goods, with shifts in corporate rates beginning in 1923 and changes to capital asset taxation and surtax timelines.
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Stork Route Boosts Athens Population in 1921
City Clerk James Barrow reports Athens gained 638 people in 1921 via the Stork route as births approach 1550 for the year. Deaths total around 899, with reports incomplete from December. The clerk notes births and deaths likely mirror prior years, affecting white and Black residents alike.
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Athens
James Barrow
Barnow
Five bandits escape after pistol battle in Pa
Five bandits escaped from Montrose police after a pistol battle Tuesday. They fled from a deputy at the station, backed him against a wall with a pistol, and escaped as officers fired. The abandoned car with bullet holes was later found at Tingley, Pa.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Montrose
Tingley
Mrs Collins Burns Mouth by Carbolic Acid Mistake
Mrs Llewelyn Collins of Danielsville was burned Monday after mistaking carbolic acid for mouthwash. She recovered by Tuesday with minor lip and mouth burns. Her husband Mr Collins denies reports of suicide and says the exposure was accidental.
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Llewelyn Collins
Danielsville
Read
Urge Economy in Health Service
The Bureau of Efficiency advised Brigadier General Sawyer to restore reserve officers in the Public Health Service to civil status as a cost saving, suggesting civilian physicians replace active reserve staff. Estimated annual saving around 650,000 dollars would come from reduced quarters and related costs.
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Washington
Bureau of Sfficiency
Sawyer
Board of Reapitalization
Public Health Service
Treasuay
Leivik
Nately
Bureau
Suren
Royal Palm Jumps Train Derailed Near Macon Georgia
The Northbound Royal Palm Southern Railway winter tourlet train derailed at Julietts near Macon, Georgia, after leaving here at 3 30. Eight cars left the track but remained upright. Initial reports note the train was moving slowly and no passengers were seriously injured.
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Macon
Southern Railway
Julietts
Georgia
New Stamp Machine Installed at Washington PO Office
The post office department at Washington installed a new stamp cancellation machine on Monday. It is very similar to last year's model and can cancel several thousand stamped letters per hour, already processing thousands of letters.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Better reception for immigrants holds hopeful future
New York report notes improved reception for immigrants and pending changes toward easier admittance to the United States. The piece highlights broader policy shifts and the potential impact on arrivals seeking better opportunities amid evolving immigration rules.
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New York
Allens
United States
Immigrants to Receive Improved Quarters and Facilities
The advisory commission outlines new measures for immigrants, allowing larger facilities for contacting friends and relatives and explaining case dispositions to interested parties. Deportees will no longer be detained on barges but housed in the main building’s quarters.
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Iniyay
Allenia
Tillis Island
Lumpkin Street
Old Banner
Clayton Street
Mayor George L. Oleeg Faces Inquiry Tuesday
Youngstown reports Mayor George L. Oleeg appeared at his desk Tuesday amid suspicions of hidden administrative machinery. The scene drew attention as officials investigate potential misuse of power and unusual influence in city management.
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George
L. Oleeg
Pete
Parading Police Fire Threat Amid City Tensions
A city official warned police they would be fired if they did not follow orders and announced plans to lead a march of the entire force through downtown to display their strength. In Monday speeches, Gles urged officers to fear harsh consequences for dissent.
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Baer
Rying
Boll
Gles
Turkish Commission splits amid wartime contraband accusations
The Turkish commission divides over denouncing contraband activities among ministries and nationalist Royment, as critics press for accountability in wartime measures and foreign policy.
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