Call for Recall of Ambassador Harvey Sparks U S Debate
Rep Ryan introduces a resolution in Washington to investigate Ambassador Harvey and seeks his removal from London. The measure cites press reports of his London dinner address honoring A J Balfour and remarks on why the United States entered the war as evidence of discrediting American aims.
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Bank Losses Influence Tax Returns in 1921 Closures
Taxpayers confront complex rules as banks and trust companies closed in 1921 allow deductions for depositor losses. Receivers must document how much of each deposit will be recovered, including future dividends, to adjust net income. Dividends received do not count as taxable income unless they exceed the original deposit.
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Mahoney Becomes City Health Commissioner
Dr. Francis X. Mahoney, successor to Dr. William C. Woodward, assumed office yesterday as health commissioner of the city.
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Francis X. Mahoney
William C. Woodward
Catholic Charities Report Highlights 1921 Relief Efforts
The Catholic Charitable Bureau report for 1921, submitted to Cardinal O Connell by Rev M J Scanlan, shows 44 branches contributing to extensive relief for the poor. It notes heavy unemployment burdens and commends rising lay devotion and ongoing support to diocesan charities and related works.
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Cardinal O'Connell
M. J. Scanlan
Catholic Charities Rise In Support And Services
The report notes public support favoring Catholic charitable agencies and highlights new immigrant welfare and Catholic theatre initiatives. It records 21 000 visits, 693 children placed, 1 200 child investigations, 39 aged cared for at home, and nearly 40 000 dollars spent on children in visitors' homes with two deaths among placed children.
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Catholic Theatre Movement
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George Says He Started House Fires in His Home
In New York on February 2, 12 year old George Benning, a colored boy, faced Assistant Fire Marshal Tierney over eight fires at his house in two weeks. When asked who started them, he admitted I did. He linked his confession to Washington’s fame and hoped to be famous like George Washington.
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