Rules for Income Tax Use in 1915 Returns
Washington January 5 treasury department issues law rules for 1914 income tax returns. U.S. citizens residents and non resident aliens with U.S. income over 3060 must return. Exemptions set at 2500 or 3333.23 for married couples. Returns due March 1 with penalties for late filing and fraud. Extensions of 30 days possible for sickness or absence.
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Wasington
Treasury Department
United States
Internal Revenue
Hope For Bald Heads Hope For Bald Heads Tells How He Did It
A western politician famous for his baldness surprised friends by a heavy hair growth. He claimed a home recipe using Bay Rum water, Barbo Compound, and Glycerine Apple applied to the scalp to promote growth, remove dandruff, darken gray hair, and soften strands. He said the ingredients are inexpensive and easily mixed at home.
Vanderbilt Control Up To Supreme Court
The case before the Supreme Court in Nashville questions whether Vanderbilt University should receive Andrew Carnegie’s 31 million gift. The board of trust favors the donation while the Methodist Episcopal Church South college bishops oppose it. Arguments proceed over three days with legal teams from Tennessee and Kentucky present.
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Nashville
Tenn
Areg
Supreme Court
Board of Trust
Vanderbilt University
Allivon
Vanderbilt Juniversity
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Andrew Cgrneuté
Vanderbilt
Path of Trust
Charles Trabue
W.J. Vertress
Whie Judge
O'Rear
Kentucky
General
T Fitzhugh
Memphis
College of Bishops
Trabue
Bishopa Bess
Denny Aig Murrah
Church
Chaneglor Kirkland
Tillett
Body of Miss McCann Removed to Her Home
The body of Mita Jesme McCann 23, a New York settlement worker who vanished four months ago and was found on Coney Island, was taken to her father’s home in Flatbush. An autopsy found drowning as the cause. the family attributes her death to depression and nervous strain. Her father, Robert McCann, said she struggled with melancholia and blamed no one for her death.
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New York
Mita Jesme
McCann
Coney Island
Dorothy Arnold
Robert McCann
Jessie
Zabern court martial testimony shocks Alsace case
Strassburg Germany January 5 Colonel Von Reuter of the Ninety ninth Infantry testifies at Zabern court martial claiming civil laws were non existent and troops were sole judges in some cases He warns he may order firing if disorders continue Lieutenant Schad describes arrests and door breaches during riots The testimony reveals a military view of disorders and a push toward martial authority amid civil resistance Gainesville Ga January 5 18 The Byrd Matthews hardwood mill at Helen shipments to New York pass through Gainesville on the way to market The mill produces about 100000 feet daily and employs many locals with a large timber train system and town growth predicted
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Straseburg
Germany
von Reuter
Ninety-ninth Infantry
Zabern
Alsece
Lieutenan* Schad
Spurtmartialea
Schad
Thieutenant Schad
von Enter
Mandel
Strassburg
von Forstner
van Reuter
Eig
Sehad
Sauaile
Bloga
Thoughtself
Lvl
Tieutenant Schad
Cutod
Gainesville
Byrd- Matthews Company
Helen
Gaines- Ivilles and Northwestern
Gamesville Midland
New York
Byrd-Matthews
Dr Burgess to Lecture to Austrian Students
New York January 5 Dr John W Burgess emeritus professor at Columbia has been named visiting American professor at Austrian universities for 1914 15 by the Austrian government. He follows Professor Fullertan now lecturing at Vienna Graz and Innsbruck in philosophy. The trustees announced Dr Livingston Farrand resigned to become president of the University of Colorado. The Groningen invitation for Columbia at the Ter Centennial celebration was accepted.
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New York
John W Burgess
Columbia University
Trustees of
Columbia
Burgess
George Fultertan
Vienna
Graz
Tansbruck
Livingston Farrand
University of Colorado
James H Baker
University of Groningen
Holland
Ter
Plot Foiled Rebels Attempt at Guayaquil Barracks
Guayaquil Ecuador January 5 authorities uncovered a plot to attack city barracks Sunday night. Rebels under Colonel Valle Franco were surprised during preparations. their leader was killed and others dispersed. Government troops patrolled the city and authorities say officials connected to the Esmeraldas campaign have been brought for court-martial.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Valle Franco
Esmeraldas
Death of Uncle Bob Hamilton Served Under Farragut
Uncle Bob Hamilton aged 70, famed as sower under Admiral Farragut and praised by President Lincoln for bravery, died here yesterday after a long illness. He and his wife Josephine Hamilton, who passed New Year’s night, will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow. Their six sons will act as pallbearers.
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Washington
Honert
Hamilton
Uncle Bob
Farragut
Lincoln
Josephine Hamilton
Atlington National Cemetery
Misbranded Headache Tablets Prompt Welfare Action
Washington January 5 misbranded Mendache tablets labeled as acetanilide derivative but omitting ingredient details. Supreme Court rules Congress sought to warn consumers failed to prove substance derivative. $131,000,000 jobs beg amid Chicago bid delays. January 3 none received for subway project. January 5 Hamilton Brewed Shoe locked out 1500 workers amid labor dispute with United Shoe and Boot and Shoe workers unions.
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Washington
Chicago
Thy
Hamilton- Brewe Shoe Company
Nere
Fdérnor
United Shoe SE Crhela Nen
Jock Cue
Wai
United Shoe Walkers' Whion
Boot-and- Shoe Workers’ Union
Nations of the World Indicted for Pawning to Meet at the Hague
News from Chicago and Washington report Nations of the World plan an October Brussels meeting to plan an international census and standardize national bookkeeping for equitable representation at The Hague peace conference. Roger W Babson notes European invitation and a Boston executive meeting precedes the event. A separate item covers Sidney Moulthrop’s grand jury indictment for pawning a diamond ring sent to a Chicago jeweler and a forged Senator Lewis letter dispute.
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Hague
Ham” Lewis
Brussels
Belgium
Roger W Babson
American Statistical Association
Association
Babson
National Statistical Associations
Boston
Edwin A Mead
World Peace Foundation
America
Europa
London Daily Mail
Rabson
Washington
Sidney Moulthrop
Lewis
Ilinois
Moulthrop
Henry M. Pingel
Peoria
Russia
Virginia Land Leased for U S Camp Site
Winchester January 3 federal government has leased about fifteen hundred acres of land near Winchester to serve as a camp site for troops in upcoming maneuvers. Major James A Logan led negotiations. The site is closer to town, with ample limestone water nearby, and officers are pleased with the location.
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Winchester
James A .Logan
General Staff
Arm
Oldest New Englander Dies at 105 in Norwalk
Norwalk Connecticut January 1 John Weeks aged 105, oldest man in New England, died today. Born in Fordham in June 1808, he retained his faculties until a year ago when he became blind.
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Norwalk
Conn
John Weeks
New England
Ele
Fordham
Head Found in Snowbank Near Pittsburg Business District
Police report a severed head found on Delray Street near the business district in Pittsburgh. Surgeons at the morgue indicate the head was hacked from the body. An investigation was opened on the theory the man had been murdered.
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Snowbank
Pittsburg
Delray Street
Murero
Central of Georgia Holds Staff Meeting
Macaga Ga January 5 Special the annual staff meeting of the operating department of the Central of Georgia railway was held here today with seventy officials in attendance General Superintendent J T Johnston and Superintendent of Transportation GE Gandier of Savannah among those present Division Superintendents Ramsey Macon Harlan Bacon Baldwin and Wright Savannah trainmasters master mechanics yard masters and others attended the gathering.
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Macaga
The
Central of Georgia Railway
J T Johnston
GE. Gandier
Savannah
Submarines Sail South for Atlantic Cruise
Submarines named D-1 D-2 Dg and others set to cruise the South Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. First stops include Charleston Georgetown Savannah Brunswick Fernandina Jacksonville and Key West with further calls at Mobile New Orleans Pensacola and Tampa.
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Fonapeh
cCent
South Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Charleston
Georgetown
Savannah
Brunswick
Fernanding
Jacksonville
Key West
Fla Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Pensacola
Tampa
Atlanta's Oldest Savings Bank Promotes Passbook Deposits
The Georga Saving Bank and Trust Company asks all depositors to bring pass books promptly to record January interest credits. The bank offers four percent per annum interest and deposits made before January range from $100 onward. Officers include George Brown as President and John W. Grant as Vice President, with a roster of known directors.
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Georga
Bank and Trust Company
Ophis Bink
Evainy
Hia Wank
George “ Brown
John W. Grant
Jose H
Boston
Ethan A. Brown
Arnold
McCord
John WoTye
Want Ads Prove Best for Quick Results in The Constitution
A guide on using classified advertising to solve rental, job, and sale needs. It urges readers to run focused want ad campaigns, noting tenants, property, or job searches can be expedited cost effectively. Emphasizes ads like To Let and real estate campaigns as practical business plans. Page 13 column 7 Atlanta Constitution.
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United States
Snet
Anl
Atlanta
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