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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1922

Page

13

Penalty for Tax Mistakes Warning Issued by Tax Office

Collector Mal im E Nichols in Massachusetts warns that filing a return is the individual’s legal duty and mistakes incur penalties beyond the regular tax. He requests chambers unions and employers to aid workers, assigns staff to instruct on returns, and notes 15 extra trained aides will join the rush to process over half a million returns.

Federal Income Tax Office Malim E. Nichols Massachusetts Tax Office Nichols Chamber of Commerce

Letter to the editor argues for higher wages and rail workers' hardships

A reader named Justice challenges an editorial on wage cuts, insisting a working man needs at least 90 dollars weekly and families require more. He cites wartime prices, fuel costs, groceries, and rents, urges higher pay for workers and empathy for railroad families facing long separations and out-of-town housing costs.

the Post Mir Babson Athol Justice

Tanlac credited with ending 50 years of rheumatism

William H. Hayes of Roxbury Massachusetts describes enduring rheumatism since adolescence and spending years seeking relief. After taking Tanlac he reports no aches, can walk five miles again, and feels vastly improved compared with a half century of suffering.

Alleged Plotters in Czecho Slovakia Arrested

Prague reporters say several Christian Social Party members including Count Berchtold have been arrested on charges of plotting against the republic. Others reportedly sought refuge in Hungary.

Czecho-Slovakia Prague Associated Press Christian Social Party of Czecho- Slovakia Count Berchtold Austria-Hungary Republic Hungary

Coping Falls Kill Man and Injure Third in City

A piece of coping from a Riverside Drive 15 story apartment under construction struck two men as they walked by. NHW YO reports one killed and William McDowell of Jersey City seriously injured. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, deported anarchists now in Stockholm, hope to obtain passports to Germany or England.

Ekerland William McDowell Jersey City Riverside Drive Emma Goldman England Germany Chicago Alexander Berkman United States Stockholm Sweden Miss Goldman Ben Reitman Chicago House of Correction

Throat Trouble Cancels McCormack’s Concerts

Throat infections force tenor John McCormack to cancel five engagements. He departed by special car for New York City as doctors diagnose acute laryngitis and inflammation of the trachea.

McCormack Minneapolis John McCormack New York City

Burke Acquitted in Bartley Murder Suit Loss

John A. Burke, acquitted in a murder trial, failed to recover from E A Piper the value of two promissory notes totaling 2600 dollars that he claimed Bartley gave him on May 14 1919, five months before Bartley was shot.

Skowhegan John A. Burke Jackman E. A. Piper Bartley

Powerboat Ambrose 5 Reported Lost Off North Carolina

NORFOLK Va six The power boat Ambrose 5 is reported lost off the North Carolina coast during the recent hurricane with Captain Parker H Kemble of Boston his wife and son Charleston C action received here today The Ambrose 6 was delayed two weeks as Captain Kemble anchored in an inlet on the North Carolina coast.

Ambrose Norfolk North Carolina Parker H. Kemble Boston Charleston Kemble

Fragmentary Notice From A Reader Requesting Clarification

A terse, unreadable line asks for clarification about an event or item labeled SAL with scattered filler words and repeated e letters. No concrete entities or dates are readable, making the intended subject unclear.

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