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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
25
A condensed scan of bond yields, debentures, and stock-like notes from multiple issuers. The list includes Liberty bonds, Canadian and British issues, city and corporate bonds, railroad, electric, and utility securities, with prices and coupon details.
W T Nichols humorously recounts old time politics in a vivid piece titled Staging the Trouble Makers. The essay appears in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine as a standout example of witty political storytelling.
State returns are due March 1 and should be sent to Irving L. Shaw Boston. Federal returns are due March 15 and should be sent to Andrew J. Casey Boston. Depreciation rates depend on probable property life as announced by Casey in the third Massachusetts internal revenue district office. Taxpayers seek guidance from income tax deputies at the Little Building office.
The deduction for depreciation reduces tax by spreading the property’s cost over its usable life. Only wear and tear or obsolescence tied to business use qualify. personal property or land depreciation is disallowed. Gifted property uses its appraised cost at acquisition.
State Adjutant Jesse F. Stevens denied a report that Massachusetts National Guard strength rose to 12 000 from 4000. He stated no federal action has yet been taken on the militia issue but expects a decision before week’s end.
Notable in Boston art circles are Joseph Pennell lectures at Unity House and MFA and a Boston Public Library show of his etchings drawings and lithographs. Works loaned by Doll Richards total 31 etchings four drawings eight lithographs plus three illustrated or authored Pennell books.
At a Boston League of Women Voters session held at the Business Women's Club, supporters argued for a set standard to guide producers. Opponents led by Michael Leyden warned censorship reflects taste of a few and risks cutting scenes unevenly, claiming it is un-American.
Judge Hayden dismissed the case against Charles Gibson of 65 Columbus Avenue and seven other Progress Club members charged with presence where gaming implements were found at 216 Warren Street. Police raided the club Thursday night. in the cellar they found thousands of playing cards and poker chips, but no game was in progress.
The court dismissed the case after evidence showed defendants were on the upper floors reading or conversing while playing cards and poker chips were found in the cellar.
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