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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1921
Page
3
Miss Alice Briswalter and William Skiles of Grayville Illinois married last month in Champaign after both students at the University of Illinois recovered from serious illnesses.
The article explains who qualifies as head of a family for a $2000 exemption and the $200 dependent exemption. It outlines conditions for filing returns based on income, and cites examples such as a son supporting a mother, a single man supporting relatives, and a widower with a child. It notes residence and relationship do not alone determine eligibility. It also mentions the First Women's Building and Loan Association of Pennsylvania starting in Philadelphia.
Goff's Falls New Hampshire January 11 A mother Mrs James S Cummings keeps a bright light burning nightly at 3026 Brown Avenue as a beacon for her missing son Roy Edward Cummings last seen October 22 1919 after leaving home and reportedly heading toward Boston The family fears for his safety and prays daily for his safe return.
A Treasury definition sets head of a family as the person who supports and maintains in one household one or more relatives. Married individuals living with a spouse cannot claim the head of family 2000 exemption. A single person who is sole support and controls household affairs may qualify, with the 1000 extra exemption not divisible. Absence part of the year affects entitlement depending on separation.
Worcester police pursue a man described as a clever crook after he struck Julius Markon at 40 Pleasant Street stealing clothing and furs worth over 15 900 dollars. They also suspect him in a prior break at the Laskey store where about 6 000 dollars of clothing and furs were taken.
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