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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1917

Page

14

How to Compute Your Net Income in 1917 Taxes

An Internal Revenue Service briefing explains net income as total gross income from all taxable sources minus allowable deductions. It details items to include such as wages, interest, gains, rents, business earnings, and the need for joint or separate returns for spouses, with penalties for late or false filings.

Internal Revenue Service Unity Building Devonshire Street Springfield Treasury Department John D. Murphy Massachusetts Malley

Mexican troops pursue bandits after Christmas raid

Mexican federal troops chase the bandits who raided the Brite store and ranch on Christmas morning, killing three civilians and wounding one. Andres Garcia, Mexican consul general, announced today. American cavalry withdrew from their base due to supply shortages and distance.

Jil. Paso Texas Andres Garcia

Dingley Says He Was The Goat In Boston Society Row

Edward N Dingley son of Maine’s ex governor and former Boston American Defence Society agent claims false reports harmed the Boston office He says he acted with New York authorization and that a Volunteer Vigilance Corps member caused the trouble He intends to seek legal remedy to clear his name.

Edward Nelson Dingley Dingley Maine Boston American Defence Society New York Vigilance Corps H. D. Craig Public Safety Committee Society New York City Cleveland Moffett Journal Russell A. Wood Cambridge Dewey Boynton Department of Justice Endicott American Defence Society of David J. Hill Perry Belmont Charles D. Bonaparte Henry B. Joy Hudson B. Maxim Theodore Roosevelt John Hibben Princeton University Robert Bacon Post Young de Rochemont Edward N. Dingley Volunteer Vigilance Corps Division of Investigations Knights of Columbus Harry J. Hodges John &. Owens Dunphy Hodges Camp American Library Association Fitchburg Turnpike J. Randolph Coolidge John A. Lowe Massachusetts Library Commission

Loot Loot Identified From Burns Home Larceny

Mrs Maude Burns and her husband are held for grand jury on 5000 bond as police recover jewelry and wearing apparel looted from Boston homes. More than 50 residents identify articles stolen and linked to the Burns case involving the suspects Thomas I Burns and Maude Burns, famed for their flat work in the region.

Grand Jury Boston Greater Maude

Couple Faces Indictment In Suffolk County Case

Burns and his wife Margaret Dewitt face about 50 counts in the January Suffolk county grand jury indictment. Mrs Burns, jailed on Dorchester charges, is to appear before Roxbury District Court Monday. She formerly broke and entered and larceny and defaulted bail before rejoining her husband. police seized stolen goods from two South End houses.

Burns Margaret Dewitt Suffolk County Grand Jury Charles Street Dorchester Roxbury

President Wilson Birthday Celebrations At White House

President Wilson marks his birthday with golf in the morning and continued work on the railroad address for Congress next week. Congratulatory letters flood the White House as Edward Elliott of California joins Mrs. Elliott and nieces Lucy and Anne Maurey of Roanoke for holiday visits.

Washington Wilson White House Anne Maurey Roanoke, Va

Stannichk Convicted On Larceny Charge

Charles Stannick, self-styled electric light inspector and German born, will be brought before the Newton Police Court on a larceny charge. He was yesterday convicted in Cambridge Police Court of attempted larceny for entering Loren D. Towle's Newton home and taking a pocketbook containing $18. The Cambridge sentence is postponed to January 3 pending Newton developments.

Charles Stannick Newton Cambridge Stannick Loren D. Towle Franklin Street

Brown Receives 100000 From Hastman Estate for Brown University

Concord New Hampshire December 28 Brown University will get about 100000 as residuary legatee from Samuel C Hastman estate to fund a library or a collection of American poetry. The will also leaves Brown 100000 for a professorship of political economy. Other residuary legatees include the New Hampshire Historical Society and the Concord Public Library receiving about 50000.

Concord N. H Brown University Samuel C. Hastman

Training Army in Cold Steel at Devens Camp

At Devens Army Camp the 302d Infantry trains with padded wooden bayonets for close combat drills. Soldiers jab and parry with heavy gloves and wire masks as Norwood is listed absent without leave. Chaplain H. Chester Hoyt starts a fund asking one dollar per man to support front line care and first aid by Lt Trout who plans to take surgical tools to the trenches.

Devens Norwood H. Chester Hoyt Trout Salisbury Boston University Tufts Medical School Kivery Company Patrick BE. Gavin H Company 302D Infantry Boston 301St Field Artillery Salem Essex County Charles Haffner Vladivostok

Army camp scenes reveal new bayonets and gas masks on parade

The article notes rapid training making soldiers adept at hand to hand fighting with newly issued bayonets designed for trench use and greenish blue finish. Gas masks are issued and Lt Wilbur E Parker leads drills while camp life shifts include a busy social scene with requests for dances and a reorganized Battery F barracks.

Camp Devens Wilbur E. Parker Everett 1St Infantry

Boston Red Cross drives surpass expected National goal

Metropolitan Boston has enrolled 4 percent of its population in the Red Cross. Louis K. Liggett, former Chamber of Commerce president, announced the drive reached 370000 members. New England figures set 23 percent by B. W. Trafford, and Boston exceeded its target, with New York trailing.

Boston Red Cross Louis K. Liggett Chamber of Commerce Mr. Liggett B. W. Trafford New England Liggett New York

Evening Service at Trinity Newton Centre Promotes New Year

Evening service at Trinity Church Newton Centre on Dec 30 will be devoted to preparation for the new year The rector Rev Edward T Sullivan will give a special address and Crawford will play organ with The Messiah Pastoral Symphony and Hallelujah Chorus as postlude Song service starts at 715 p m A watch night service will be held New Year s Eve at 11 pm

Trinity Church Newton Centre Edward T. Sullivan Crawford

Stevens Hopes In Russia In Nagasaki Hotel Strain

John F. Stevens chief American railway commissioner to Russia arrived in Nagasaki on December 19 from Vladivostok. He has reserved an entire Nagasaki hotel for the 320 members of his staff showing intensive preparations amid the Russia project.

Tokio John F. Stevens Russia Nagasaki Vladivostok

Stevens urges renewed U S effort to aid Russia railroad reform

In an AP interview Mr Stevens plans to return soon to Russia to assist reorganizing rail communications. He warns of chaos under Maximalists, German influence, and a potential famine while praising American influence and urging noncombative support from the Allies to stabilize Russia.

Associated Press Stevens Russia America Germany Siberia

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