All Gains Must Be Reported As Gross Income
Guidance from the Bureau of Internal Revenue defines gross income as all gains, profits, and income from salaries, business, property, and other sources. It outlines classes of taxpayers, required reporting for wages, professional fees, farming, interest, dividends, and partnership income, with specific rules on fair value, stock dividends, and fiduciary income.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Revenue Act
Supreme Court
Lloyd George Backed Hereford Bye election Winner
S Roberts Coalition Unionist backed by Premier Lloyd George won the Hereford bye election. He received 9670 votes to 7411 for Liberal opponent E W Langford. The seat opened after the resignation of Coalition Unionist Charles Thornton Pulley who had 11680 votes in the last general election versus 3730 for Laborite opponent.
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London
S. Roberts
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Hereford
E. W. Langford
Charles Thornton Pulley
Cambridge Widow Receives $3000 Fund Grant
Mrs Nora Riley widow of Cambridge Patrolman Thomas J Riley who was shot in the line of duty received word the Defenders of the Public Safety Fund trustees have voted 3000 to lift the mortgage on her home on Huron avenue Cambridge Henry Parkman treasurer Provident Institution for Savings and chairman of the trustees announced the grant.
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Nora Riley
Thomas J. Riley
Cambridge
Defenders of the Public Safety Fund
Huron Avenue
Henry Parkman
Provident Institution For Savings
Public Safety Fund Reaches Boston After Police Strike
The Defenders of the Public Safety Fund aids Boston volunteers with $3000 toward a mortgage on Mrs. Riley’s home. Mayor Quinn appeals to New England citizens and Cambridge property owners to support Patrolman Riley’s widow and children, with donations rising to $4,117.42. Contributions listed include $5 from Alexander Thomson and $10 from F S Payne Company, all sent to Herbert H. Dyer, Harvard Trust Cambridge.
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Public Safety Fund
Boston
Riley
Post
Quinn
New England
Cambridge
Alexander Thomson
F. S. Payne Company
Herbert H. Dyer
Harvard Trust Company
Bliss cites world disarmament talk and naval strengths
General Tasker H. Bliss told the House naval committee that a world disarmament conference would attract the great European powers and reveal "the next Germany" if any nation refused to disarm. He noted current ship totals for Britain, the United States, and Japan and projected changes if Japan's 1927 program proceeds, while committee members plan further action in coming months. The Senate foreign relations committee also wrapped up hearings on disarmament resolutions.
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Washington
Europe
Germany
Tasker H. Bliss
House Naval Committee
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Daniels
House
Butler
Harding
Senate
Naval power and disarmament views aired by General Bliss
General Bliss told a committee that overseas desire for disarmament exists but no American disarmament until a definite agreement is reached. Secretary Daniels presented world naval strength data showing the United States approaching parity with Britain and Japan after the current build program, with caveats on submarines and aircraft carriers. He warned of vulnerabilities in light cruisers, blockades, and fleet information, noting the continuing advantage of battleship power but potential weaknesses in broader fleet operations.
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Supreme War Council
American Peace Commission
Bliss
United States
Daniels
Great Britain
Japan
Changes in Boston Elevated street car service announced
Boston Elevated announces weekend service changes to East Cambridge Columbus line and Harvard square to Massachusetts station route. Non rush hours will see cars every 6 to 10 minutes on key segments and Harvard bridge route with a car every 2 minutes between Harvard square and Massachusetts station. General Manager Edward Dana outlined the plan.
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Edward Dana
East Cambridge
Columbus Avenue
Harvard Square
Lenox Street
Subway
Massachusetts Station
Harvard Bridge
Independent Service Route From Putnam and Pearl
An independent service will run from Putnam Avenue and Pearl Street to Central Square and Cat Bridge using a single operator route.
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Putnam Avenue
Pearl Street
Central Square
Catbridge
Ars
Milk Price Talks Set By Commission Next Week
The Commission on the Necessaries of Life will meet next Thursday or Friday with producers and distributors to thresh the February milk price. Chairman Eugene C. Hultman aims for a thorough discussion and possible further consumer relief amid debate over the January price drop and distributor margins. The New England Milk Producers Association meets in Boston January 25 with about 80 farmers and dairymen from the region and New York, to form a new sales committee to evaluate February and future prices.
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Commission On the Necessaries of Life
Eugene C. Hultman
Boston
Commission
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Ford Hall
New England
New York State
Hero's Body Home Concord Pays Tribute
The body of Lieutenant Whipple H. Parker of Concord Junction arrives home from overseas. He died of wounds received in the Battle of the Argonne in October 1918, during World War I.
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Concord
Whipple H. Parker
Concord Junction
Walsh Proposes War Debt Negotiation Freeze
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts introduces two Senate resolutions to halt British debt talks without Congressional consent. He seeks to strip Treasury of foreign negotiation powers and require a full report of all negotiations to date amid reports Lord Chalmers could press for extending English war debt payments.
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Washington
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Great Britain
Congress
Walsh
Lord Chalmers
Wilson
Wage Cut Refused by Silk Mill Workers
Weavers and pullers in six Silk Mills near Jersey City failed to report for work after a 15 percent wage cut notice. The action took place in Jersey City on January 12.
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Jersey City
N. J
Local Chemist Claims Asthma Cure in Home Remedy
R. D. J. Lane of 82 Lane Ridg. St. Marys Kansas markets a simple asthma remedy. He offers a postpaid bottle for $1.25 only if it cures, with users judging its effect within ten days and sending name and address. No money required upfront.
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R. D. J. Lane
Lane Ridg
St. Marys
Kansas
Lane
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