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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1919

Page

11

Invested capital rules for the excess profits tax explained

The article defines invested capital under the excess profits and war tax law, differentiates tangible and intangible property, and outlines how to compute average invested capital for a year. It covers adjustments for additions and deductions, including specific rules for pre and post March 3, 1917 intangibles and how to handle changes within the year. It also gives a worked example with a $100,000 base, a $6,000 increase, and a $5,000 decrease, illustrating the monthly averaging method and handling for foreign corporations.

Thomas H. Ray Daily and Sunday Post Ray United States

State House Briefs Cover Annexation Talks and Budget Measures

A joint debate before the towns committee featured Senator Hardy and Representative Bidwell over a proposed annexation near West Stockbridge and Great Barrington with a public hearing scene to be set on neutral ground. State Treasurer Burrill awarded a bond issue over 1 million for public improvements. Chairman Adams urged restrictions on fishing stock to prevent extinction. Street railways committee eyed fares for schoolchildren and guard rails at stations. Taxation panel recommended refunds for erroneously paid taxes to Elizabeth D Barnett via guardian Mrs. Bartlett.

Committee On Towns Hardy Huntington West Stockbridge Bidwell Great Barrington Burrill Ludwig Eisemann Summer Street Boson Committee On Street Railways Elevated The Transit Commission Charles and Leverett Streets Public Service Commission Cambridge Bay State Company Committee On Taxation George W. Bartlett Newton Elizabeth D. Barnett

Fast Pepperell Baby Joins Honor List

Violet Alice Minnie Dow of East Pepperell is listed as a healthy baby. At four months she weighs 22 pounds and is 31 inches long with a 19 inch chest and two teeth, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Dow feel she upholds Massachusetts' honor in healthy babies.

Fast Pepperell Baby Violet Alice Minnie Dow East Pepperell Clarence R. Dow Massachusetts Pepperell New England

Restoration of annual elections gains broad support in committee

Labor leaders civic groups and union officials urged restoring annual State elections, opposing biennial voting. Meanwhile Fisheries and Game Commission held a two day session with deputy commissioners presenting locality condition papers and remarks by For bush Donovan Kimball and the commissioners.

Chickett Payme Committee On Joint Judiciary Meads Department of Labor and Industries Committee On Constitutional Amendments R. L. Bridgmen Eben W. Burnstead Massachusetts Civic Alliance Charles J. Hodsdon American Federation of Labor W. T. McMenimen The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainren W. T. Eagan Street Railway Fisheries and Game Commission Howard H. Forbush James J. Donovan Board of Retirement Fred H. Kimball State Associates

Congress to Aid Pilgrim Celebration

A joint resolution was introduced in the House proposing a congressional commission to coordinate with Massachusetts for the 300th anniversary of the Pilgrims landing at Plymouth. Rep Walsh of Massachusetts introduced the measure.

Congress Washington Massachusetts Plymouth Walsh

Three Thugs Sent to Cells in Superior Court

Rev. Charles Talmage of Charles town testified after being robbed of 14 by three youths. William McCarthy Edmund Lowe and William J McLaughlin faced sentencing. McLaughlin drew 1 1 2 to five years, McCarthy three to six years, Lowe faced 2 1 2 to five years with prior Plymouth county sentences.

Charles Talmage Charlestown Superior Criminal Court Aiken Willam McCarthy Edmund Lowe William J. McLaughlin Uno McLaughliin Metall Bridgewater McCarthy Nara Cancer Reformatory Plymouth County Court Lowe Plymouth County

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