Strict tax rules for employees apply to noncash pay
Payments in shares of stock living quarters group insurance and other forms of compensation not in money made by corporations during 1919 must be included by employees who pay the federal income tax in computing their total income the announcement came yesterday at the office of Acting Collector Andrew J. Casey in the third Massachusetts internal revenue district.
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Andrew J. Casey
Massachusetts Internal Revenue District
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue Department
$50,000,000 For Relief Of Europe
The relief fund proposal seeks a $50 million treasury loan to aid European famine relief. Republicans push the loan amount amid talks with Democrats and committee leaders as debates consider target countries and possible Polish relief amidst unrest in Austria Budapest and Armenia.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Fordney
Kitchin
North Carolina
Garner
Texas
Republican Legislative Steering Committee
Austria
Budapest
France
England
Poland
United States
Schubert A Brief Portrait Of The Composer
Franz Peter Schubert born January 31 1797 shown as a supreme master of music. He shared Mozart's fate of poverty and late recognition, dying at 32 with a Bohemian young life behind him. Poetry threads his music and his early talent was nurtured by friends and a piano warehouse access.
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Franz Peter Schubert
Mozart
Schubert
Franz Peter
Hic
Opera Cloak Lined With Rose Chiffon and Cloth
A single elaborate opera cloak features a lining of cloth and a veil of rose chiffon. The garment presents a rich texture and refined color pairing suitable for formal events.
Protestant Church Event Schedule Features Community Services
The Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church hosts Sunday evening community get-togethers directed by Wilson Smith with Armenian tribute planned. St Stephen's holds a candlemas service with a lights procession led by Rev R R Gilson. Trinity Church offers a concert at 4 pm honoring Horatio Parker. Cathedral Church presents the pageant The Builders of the City of God at 6:30 pm today and 4 pm tomorrow, with Dean Rousmaniere preaching at 11 am and 7:30 pm. The Advent Church blesses candles at 4 pm tomorrow as a yearly rite with a procession of lights.
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Kelley Jenness
Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilson Smith
St. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
R. R. Gilson
Brunswick, Me
City of God
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Dean Rousmaniere
Today’s Boston events include multiple meetings and banquets
At Faneuil Hall a State Branch American Legion convention opens at 10 a m with colors at the State House at 11 a m. Mayor Peters hosts dinner for City Council at 12:20 p m. Canadian Club luncheon at City Club at 1 p m on Betterment of Automobile Highways. Twenty First Century Club luncheon also at 1 p m with Henry B. King of Oberlin. National Association Directors of Girls Camps meet at Hotel Bellevue at 2:29 p m. Cathedral pageant The Builders of the City of God at St Paul’s Cathedral at 3:30 p m. Vermont Association of Boston banquet at Hotel Somerset at 6 p m. League of Women Voters banquet at Hotel Vendome at 7 p m.
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American Legion
Faneuil Hall
Regiment Engineers
State House
Peters
Canadian Club of
Boston
New England
Maritime Provinces
Twentieth Century Club
Henry B. King
Oberlin College
National Association Directors of Girls
Hotel Bellevue
Builders of the City of God
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Vermont Association of Boston
Hotel Somerset
League of Women Voters
Hotel Vendome
Erzberger Condition Improves. Doctors Expect Return
Berlin January 30 doctors' bulletin reports minister of finance Mathias Erzberger's temperature normal and general condition satisfactory after being shot days ago. They say no reason to doubt he will resume duties in a few days.
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Berlin
Mathias Erzberger
Herzberger
Funeral for Crowell Children Set for Monday
Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 8 for three Crowell children Clifton Jr five Edmund four and Frederick two who died after a burning mattress caused by a child playing with matches in their Everett home. Burial follows at Glenwood Cemetery. The family had recently moved to 48 Shute Street from Dorchester as of January 3.
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Clifton Crowell
Shute Street
Everett
Js K E. Henderson
Broadway
Glenwood Cemetery
Clifton, Jr
Edmund
Frederick
Edmund, Frederick
Clifton Crowell, Jr
Senate
Congress
Shantung
League
Landmark Awards to Be Printed in Post Sunday
The judges decision in the Familiar Landmark contest will be printed in the Boston Sunday Post tomorrow along with official identifications of landmark pictures and award recipients. readers are advised to order the Sunday Post from their newsdealer in advance if not already done.
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Post
Boston Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Health Bill Attacked At New York Session
In New York the compulsory health insurance bill sponsored by Senator Frederick H. Davenport faced opposition from Samuel Gompers of the AFL Mark A Daly of the Associated Manufacturers and Merchants of New York State and James W Sullivan of the International Typographical Union at the National Civic Federation meeting. Davenport defended the bill noting costs around 24 cents per person and improved employer employee understanding. August Belmont of the federation praised the occupational disease bill and urged its use as a legislative model for other states.
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New York
New York Senate
Frederick H. Davenport
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mark A. Daly
Associated Manufacturers and Merchants of
New York State
James W. Sullivan
International Typographical Union
National Civic Federation
Daven
Port
August Belmont
Workmen's Compensation Department of the
Federation
Assembly
City to Purchase New Fire Apparatus
Mayor Peters has authorized Fire Commissioner Murphy to buy 18535 dollars of new equipment including a six cylinder 750 gallon pumper and a combination hose and chemical car. The original October contract allowed adding apparatus at the stated price.
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Peters
Murphy
Efforts to Compromise on Treaty Broken Off
Democratic leaders rejected the Republican Article 10 and Monroe Doctrine reservations in the U S treaty debate. Senator Hitchcock announced plans to bring the treaty to the Senate on February 10 with tentative accommodations, while Senator Lodge defended the existing reservations and warned against changing U S interpretation of the Monroe Doctrine.
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United States
Congress
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Senatore Hitchcock
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Taft
Great Britain
League
Paris
Bye Elections Today in Ashton Under Lyne
London reports a bye election in Ashton Under Lyne to fill the Commons seat vacated by Sir Albert Stanley’s peerage. Result due Feb 13, with Walter Defrecel favored by experts to win a slim majority over Labor’s W C Robinson and Liberal Sir Arthur Marshall.
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Ashton-Under-Lyne
London
Ashton-Under- Lyne
Housee of Commons
Albert Stanley
Walter Defrecel
W. C. Robinson
Sir Arthur Marshall
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Church of the Advent
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Steinert Superior Service
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Crowell
Gompers
Lodge Reviews Conference
Monroe
The
Council of
League of Nations
Germany
Veter L. J. Flynn Co
Tremont Street
Posner
City Hall Ave
Washington ST
Avery Street
W. J. Spinney
Faneuil Hall Sq
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