Internal Revenue Extends March 15 Tax Deadline
Commissioner Pantel C. Roper announces no general extension beyond March 15 for filing 1918 income and excess profits tax returns and payments. Treasury notes $600,000,000 due March 11, urging citizens to pay promptly while advising advisory deputies will assist taxpayers at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Mark A. Skinner
Senate
House
Roper
Treasury
Bureau
Internal Revenue’ Bureau
House of Representatives
Internal Revenue Bureau
Economic Barriers and Trade Equality Debate
The article argues that trade equality among nations requires economic barriers to equalize labor costs. It criticizes policies reducing barriers as harming domestic workers while noting benefits from protecting domestic industry. It contrasts democratic internationalism with Republican protectionism and mentions tax and regulatory burdens on American producers.
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Japan
Europe
United States
Germany
National Republican
Chance for Redfield in Canada export crisis
Canadian exporters fear sea trade disruption as British and French ports face overload. Ships cannot be loaded, prompting holding shipments at a time when Canada bears a heavy war debt and must sustain a steady export trade to pay it off. The piece hints at Redfield as a potential champion amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
U. S. Department of Commerce
Canada
United States
Congress
Wilson
Europe
Asia
Africa
Vance McCormick
Tammany
St. Johns
Halifax
New Era Movement Aims for Global Church World Task
The Presbyterian Church launches a five year program involving ten thousand churches and 1,600,000 members. The effort seeks to secure permanently what the Allies won in World War I, with every member sharing the responsibility for the whole world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Advertised Letters at Basin Post Office
The Basin post office lists uncalled letters including Mr Wilcox Mrs M Benson Mr H K Burket A W Coons. Postmaster signs the notice requesting recipients to call and say advertised when claiming.
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Basin Post Office
Wilcox
M. Benson
H. K. Burket
A. W. Coons
Baker Attacks Pro German Critics In Army Scandals
The piece reviews Newton D. Baker and allies defending officers accused of pro German sentiments. It details Captain Samuel Hodgson’s court martial at Camp Las Casas P R and Archibald Stevenson’s senate testimony. It notes Baker’s alleged falsifications and efforts to protect his reputation amid wartime controversy.
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Newton D. Baker
Mr. Baker
Captain Hodgson
Archibald Stevenson
Army and Navy Journal
Camp Las Casas
P. R
Samuel H. Hodgson
M. c
U.S. A
Germany
Mexico
Union Club
San Juan
P. E
Hodgson
States
Berlin
Archibald Stevens
Senate Propaganda Committee
Baker
Stevenson
War Department
Overman
Senate
Senator Overman
Mr. Stevenson
Hirvey
Seeing the Light on Sugar Beet Acreage
The piece notes agitators tried to push farmers to cut sugar beet acreage to force high prices, but farmers learned that agitators do not buy crops. Sentiment favors growing crops with guaranteed prices amid reconstruction fears, with growing willingness to sign contracts and more acreage than in 1918.
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Renault
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Greybull
Milwaukee
McCormick
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T. R. Emery
W. B. Cropsey
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Shell Town
Atear
Durham
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Fremont
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de Laval
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Aune
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