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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1922

Page

4

Robber Leaves Card Behind in Chelsea Home Burglary

A calling card bearing a phone number led Chelsea police to arrest Arthur Bowles and Joseph Gilday, both 22, in a break into Arthur H. Huddell’s flat at 100 Washington Avenue. Jewelry money and clothing worth over 500 dollars were stolen. an old overcoat and heavy buster were among the loot.

Arthur H. Huddell Civil Service Washington Avenue Chelsea Arthur Bowles West Newton Street Boston Joseph Gilday Charleston West Virginia Cambridge Huddell Charles W. Twombley Walter Barden Chelsea Department Huddel

Influenza Target and Pepto Mangan Advertisement

This ad warns readers about influenza especially in thin-blooded or anemic individuals and recommends Pepto Mangan to fortify blood. It claims physicians widely endorse the liquid or tablet form and urges buying Gude's Pepto Mangan by full name at drug stores.

When Bad Debts Are Deductible

The article explains that deductible bad debts depend on type. It distinguishes personal debts from business or accrual debts kept on the books, clarifying how each category affects federal income tax deductions.

Guidance on Personal Debt Deductions and Bad Debts

The article explains that deductions for personal debts require proof of exhausting practical means to recover money and, for large sums, evidence of legal action. It notes distinctions between loans and gifts, the treatment of accrual debts, and that bad debts written off in books are deductible on income tax returns.

House panels consider Liberia loan of 5 million dollars

Chairman Fordney of the House Ways and Means Committee introduced a resolution to authorize a loan of 5 000 000 dollars to Liberia. The proposal comes amid discussions on foreign aid and financial commitments. The measure seeks executive approval and may influence U S relations with Liberia.

Washington Liberia Fordney House Ways and Means Committee

Billie Burke returns to the stage with daughter Patricia in tow

Billie Burke explains she can balance stage life with motherhood as she resumes acting in Boston. Patricia Ziegfeld directs family affairs and the two maintain two homes to suit daily routines.

Comedienne Patricia Burke Ziegfeld America Patricia Ziegfeld Flo Ziegfeld, Jr Palm Beach Patricia Billie Burke Ziegfeld Hollis Street Theatre Booth Tarkington Miss Burke Kuainese Boston Cambridge Ziegfeld Blanche Bates Billie Burke Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr

Mellon Under Fire in Congress Over Treasury Post

Senator Watson charged in the Senate that Secretary Mellon holds the Treasury post in violation of law and could be arrested for retaining the office if someone swore out a warrant. The dispute arose in Washington on February 15.

Washington Mellon Secretary of the Treasury Watson Georgia Senate

Mellon Violations Stir Senate Debate Over Treasury Law

Senator Watson told the Senate that the law bars the Secretary of the Treasury from any business and warned Mellon could be impeached. He cited Section 243 of the revised statutes and noted historic action during President Grant’s era when A T Stewart withdrew as a Treasury nominee after the act was raised.

Mellon Watson Secretary of the Treasury Senate Georgia United States President Grant A. T. Stewart

Colonel Hall Dies in Daytona Heart Trouble at 55

Hartford February 16. Word comes of the death of Colonel William Henry Hall 55 of Willington Conn a thread manufacturer at Daytona Florida. Cause of death was heart trouble.

Hartford Conn William Henry Hall Willington

GLEAR COMPLEXION PROMISES TREATMENT FOR WOMEN

An advertisement touts Dr F M Edwards offering liver and bowel ailment care for women over 17 years. Claims to keep them fit with products priced 15c and 30c.

F.m.edwards

First consistory under Pope Pius expected April or May

Rome reports a consistory under Pope Pius likely in April or May with cardinals already chosen by Benedict. Nasalli Rocca, Archbishop of Bologna, is the only new cardinal probable besides Benedict’s selections. No American cardinals are expected at this consistory.

Rome Associated Press Pope Pius Pope Benedict Europe Pope Benédict Nasalli Rocca Bologna

Monsignor Bonanza to be raised to purple in the United States

The apostolic delegate Monsignor Bonanza will receive the purple indicating promotion within the Catholic Church in the United States.

Monsignor Bonanza Apostolic Delega United States

Priests Commended for Fighting Union Park Blaze

Fathers Finnegan Culhane McDonough and Spellman of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross were commended to Chief Walsh for their quick actions in controlling a severe fire at the recto corner Union Park Street and Harrison Avenue. The building suffered about 3500 dollars in damage.

BLAZ Finnegan Culhane McDonough Spellman Cathedral O the Holy Cross Walsh Union Park Street Harrison Avenue

Pershing Nephew Named Assistant Prohibition Director

New York on February 15 the appointment of James F. Pershing Jr nephew of General Pershing as Assistant Federal Prohibition director in New York State to succeed Colonel Herbert G Catrow was announced by Director Ralph A Day in New York City tonight.

New York James F. Pershing, Jr General Pershing New York State Herbert G. Catrow Ralph A. Day

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