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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1918

Page

3

Do Your 1917 Pay Totals Require a Federal Return

Officials urge workers and employers to determine if 1917 earnings meet filing thresholds. Anyone earning 800 or more from wages rents or interest must file, with unmarried individuals at 1000 and couples at 2000. Employers should supply each employee a total of salaries or wages for 1917. Advance contract payments received in 1917 for 1918 work should not be counted in the 1917 return.

United States Internal Revenue Post Office Bank Justice of the Peace Collector of Internal Revenue John F. Malley Devonshire Street Malley Federal Income Tax Office Revenue Office Post

Dublin’s Big Wind Described by Constant Reader

A reader recalls a historic Irish gale described as a beautiful moonlit night when the wind tore through Dublin. He notes widespread destruction and fatalities from falling buildings and chimneys, asserting the event was real and not myth.

Ireland Dublin Chelsea

Exemption Board Finishes Questionnaires in Boston

The Exemption Board of division 6 in Boston chaired by Michael J. O’Leary sent out its final questionnaire yesterday. A total of 4175 forms were dispatched to potential respondents.

Division 6 Boston Michael J. O’leary

Draft men in Class 1 barred from noncombatant commissions

Washington Jan 10 draft men placed in Class 1 of the selective service will not receive commissions in the non combatant arms. The War Council approved the policy, Baker announced, to keep fighting men in front line service and prevent staff positions from drawing on this class unless special qualifications justify an exception. Further staffing of non combatant arms will rely on deferred classes where needed.

Washington War Council Baker War Department

Two Die as Connecticut Hospital Fire Claims Two

Fire in the west wing of the Connecticut Hospital in Middletown leaves two dead and two patients missing. Damages to building and contents are estimated at 200000 dollars. Cause of the blaze is still under investigation.

Middletown Conn Connecticut Hospital

Conviction of Hamburg Line Officials Upheld

The United States Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of four Hamburg American Line officials including Karl Buenz for violating customs laws by sending supplies to German cruisers early in the war. The Hamburg American Line also had its conviction and a $1 fine upheld.

New York Hamburg-American Line Karl Buenz United States Circuit Court of Appeals

Funeral services for longtime Boston and Maine official

Daniel W. Sanborn, who served 14 years as general superintendent of the Boston and Maine Railroad, was honored at funeral services yesterday at Winter Hill Universalist Church Somerville. The Rev Hendrik Vossema presided followed by Knights Templars burial rites. Music provided by the Copley quartet. Burial took place at Woodlawn Cemetery.

Boston & Maine Railroad Daniel W. Sanborn Winter Hill Universalist Church Somerville Hendrik Vossema Knights Templars Copley Quarter Woodlawn

Italian held for desertion denied habeas corpus relief

Pietro Romano of Lynn an Italian who sought release from the army by habeas corpus did not win. The Exemption Board ordered him to Camp Devens and the Federal Court dismissed the petition because he is currently held by military authorities for desertion. Judge Morton notes the ruling preserves Romano's right to refile.

Pietro Romano Exemption Board Camp Devens Morton

Registration of German Aliens in Massachusetts Ordered

United States Marshal John J. Mitchell announces a February 4 to February 9 registration period for all German aliens in Massachusetts. In cities over 5000 population police will oversee the process, while postmasters handle registrations in smaller towns. Marshal Mitchell will supervise and distribute registration blanks statewide.

Massachusetts United States John J. Mitchell Marshal Mitchell

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