Tax Office Increases Deputy Force In Third District
Sixty five deputy revenue collectors were assigned to handle federal income tax returns at the third Massachusetts district office in the Little building, up 15 from yesterday and nearly triple last week's level. New rooms on the third floor serve income taxpayers, with one designed for women taxpayers. Accommodations stay open until 5 pm this Saturday and every afternoon. The article also notes tax deduction rules for landlords and ongoing labor unrest affecting railway crews in France, with engineers and firemen striking on multiple lines including the Paris Lyons Mediterranean system.
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Internal Revenue
Massachusetts
Casey
Paris
Lyons
Push to End Print Paper Embargo Reported Favorable
Senator Underwood's joint resolution for a commission to negotiate with Canada to lift the embargo on wood pulp book bindings and print paper was favorably reported by the rules committee but delayed by Senator Reed.
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Washington
Underwood
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
State income taxes delay eases with extended hours
To help hundreds delayed by impassable highways, the main office at 40 Court Street will stay open until 5 p.m. Saturday, matching weekday hours. Director Irving J. Shaw announced the change as the final rush for 1919 returns began with tax payers filing through the afternoon and lines stretching into the outer hall.
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Court Street
Irving J. Shaw
Cambridge Youth Seeks Work Ends Life At Home
Francis D. Lynch aged 17 son of Mrs Ellen Lynch of 254 Lexington Avenue Cambridge hanged himself with a chain on water pipes in the kitchen yesterday morning. Despondent over job search, he had been seeking work unsuccessfully for some time.
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Francis D. Lynch
Ellen Lynch
Lexington Avenue
Cambridge
Women delegates drift on national prohibition stance in Albany
At the unofficial Democratic convention in Albany delegates debated a prohibition referendum plank, but the motion failed to reach a vote. The executive committee adopted resolutions praising Wilson, condemning Senate Republicans over the peace treaty, defending Governor Smiths welfare program and denouncing Senator Wadsworth on woman suffrage. It also urged naming two women to the Big Four as delegates to the national convention.
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Albany
Margaret Vail
Committee On Organization
Wilson
Senate
Women's State
Democratic Committee
Smith
Wadsworth
Divorces Granted for Cruel Treatment in East Cambridge
Judge Franklin T. Hammond granted three decrees nisi for cruel and abusive treatment in the East Cambridge Divorce Court. Names include Luella B. Nebes and William Nebes of Lowell, Josephine Kimball and Roy E. Kimball of Somerville, Frances I Monahan and Joseph Monahan of Cambridge, with confirmations for Arthur G. McIntosh and Bertha A. McIntosh on intoxication grounds, and Edward A. Richardson and Emily J. Richardson for desertion. All libels were uncontested.
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Franklin T. Hammond
East Cambridge
Luella B. Nebes
Lowell
William Nebes
Josephine Kimball
Lexington
Roy E. Kimball
Somerville
Florence I. Monahan
Cambridge
Joseph Monahan
Arthur G. McIintosh
Medford
Bertha A. McIntosh
Edward A. Richardson
Emily J. Richardson
Shakeup in Police Service Promotes Sweeney to Lieutenant
Commissioner Curtis announced a police shakeup with a captain and a lieutenant moved and 48 patrolmen reassigned. Sergeant John H. Sweeney of the South Boston station is promoted to lieutenant after ranking first on the lieutenancy exam list.
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Curtis
John H. Sweeney
South Boston
Sweeney
City Police Department Transfers Respond to Theater and Waterfront Needs
Multiple police moves reshuffle assignments across Boston stations. Captains Evans and Mullen swap roles, four patrolmen shift to Lagrange street theater detail, six harbor police veterans shift to waterfront, and eight transfers place officers in traffic and criminal investigation bureaus with Friday effective dates.
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Thomas Evans
City
Edward H. Mullen
Athens Street
South Boston
Evans
Lagrange Street
William Kinsman
George Riley
Jamaica Plain
John H. Laughlin
Charlestown
James H. Hughes
Hyde Park
Harbor
Waterfront
Carlton B. Perry
Hanover Street
Timothy F. Kellard
Charles Tighe
Dudley Street
Charles EH. Carbee
James Crowley
Field's Corner
William EB. J. Driscoll
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
William B. Connolly
Harry KK. Butler
Michael A. Kelley
Noxbury Crossing
Mikanah W. D. LeBlanc
Brighton
Sammarco Released From City Hospital
Joseph Sammarco, charged with the murder of Patrolman William G. Clancy at Roughan's Dance Hall in Charlestown on January 22, was released from City Hospital yesterday. He was taken to Charles Street jail to await his court appearance next week under guard of four officers after a week in hospital per the Jail Physician's recommendation.
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Joseph Sammarco
William G. Clancy
Roughan
Charlestown
City Hospital
Charles Street
Sammarco
Henry H. Coburn
Kelliher
French R. R. Workers Are Out On Strike
Paris on February 24 reports railway employees are on strike raising questions about the wider disruption. Officials say the full impact and seriousness will be clear after 1 a.m. tomorrow.
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R. R
Paris
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