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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1920
Page
13
The article explains how births, marriages and deaths affect federal income tax. It notes each new baby adds a $200 personal deduction, self supporting youths become new taxpayers, and the family’s status on December 31, 1919 determines taxable status for the year.
The law treats widows and widowers as single unless remarried by year end. divorced or separated persons are single. A widow or widower need not report the spouse’s income up to death, while executors report the deceased’s income separately. A deceased is exempt for the full year based on death status. Newlyweds must file jointly for full year income when determining tax due, regardless of yearlong acquaintance. Filing is required if single income reaches 1000 or more, or if married couples’ combined income reaches 2000 or more.
The next Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature another story in the unusual Whimsical Three series by E. Phillips Oppenheim and titled Sir Julian Rand & Co.
Senator Lodge criticized Fuller and party leaders accusing them of steering public affairs toward disaster while urging ratification of the treaty. He questioned President Wilson’s handling of Secretary Lansing and Grey’s letter, praised Lansing’s cabinet service, and warned of a third party in national politics: the public and the public treasury.
A speaker denounces both parties for prioritizing politics over America. He compares Republicans to Germans before the war and urges support for the League of Nations with minimal reservations. He argues for reduced naval spending and universal military training focused on civic skills rather than combat roles.
Paris February 20 Premier Millerand will depart for London Sunday morning. The dispatch signals significance as President Wilsons new Adriatic note is to be cabled today and will be available for Sunday premiers conference in London.
The Y M H A plans to break ground for a gymnasium and swimming pool in its annex as soon as the ground thaws, though $100 400 still remains unfunded. The campaign committee at the City Club voted to continue efforts beyond the official end to secure full funding for completion. The non athletic portion of the annex will be used for the association’s communal work departments.
Mean barometer and temperature readings accompany a market summary from Mystic Docks. The schooner Pollyanna arrived with 25000 pounds of halibut, Sibyl carried 100 pounds cod 2000 soles 700 flounders 700 dabs, and three trawlers brought groundfish totals, including 1200 pounds halibut. Ex vessel sales list hake cod pollock and halibut prices. Steam trawler Curlew delivered 20000 pounds haddock. British steamer Haleric arrived from Calcutta with jute tea and more, bound partly for here and New York. Steamer Lake Fray departed for Piraeus Smyrna and Black Sea ports.
The arrival list includes steamers Tullamore Br Williams Liver 100 Halefic Br Macfarlane Calcutta Colombo Lake Como Treworgy Banes Cuba Nacoochee Hibbard Savannah Pawnee Robinson New York ake Fray Svendson Philadelphia City of Gloucester Larsen Gloucester and tugs Mary F Scully Brennan Sandwich towing barge Dun more from New York Francis C Hersey Mc Kimmon Scituate towing barge Neshaminy for Philadelphia SAILED. Also steamers Anglo Mexican Br Liverpool Glasgow Strabo Br New York North Land Yarmouth N S Radiant New York Cowiche Norfolk Lake Harney Elinor Delaware New York Massasoit Portland tugs Neponset towing barge Hauto from New York Bath Barry ton towing barge Iron Queen from Norfolk Newburyport North America Salem to tow Musconetcong to Cape Cod Canal T J eally New York towing barges Passaic Riverside Pittston.
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