Tax Returns Rush To Finish As Deadline Nears
About 260000 federal income tax returns filed with the 1920 deadline approaching. A crowd at the Little Building in Lawrence drew 35000 to 40000 returns that day with orderly conduct under Collector Mitchell. A portion still sought help, while others paid by check or cash and received receipts after the oath. The day pushed total returns toward 260000 statewide.
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Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue
Mitchell
James F. Leonard
Lawrence
Leary
Arthur Harrington
Extra Session Meets April 11
Washington, March 14. The 67th Congress will hold a special session on April 11 under President Herding. Senate leaders welcomed the date, preferring the extra week to April 4 to arrange plans. Senator Lodge and Senator Underwood notified the Senate after a White House visit. The President asked the Senate to meet at 11 tomorrow to receive executive messages and nominees for offices vacated by resignations. Sine die adjournment was likely after tomorrow.
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Washington
Congress
Herding
Senate
Lodge
Underwood
Alabama
White House
Ponzi Trustees sue for sums paid to depositors
Suits to recover original investments of 4215 in Ponzi s 60 per cent 90 day scheme and no interest were filed against 11 defendants from Lawrence Methuen and Andover in federal court yesterday. Trustees Sears Lowell and Thurston say Ponzi was insolvent when repayments were made and ask the payments be declared fraudulent and set aside with interest to be paid over to the trustees.
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Ponzi
Lawrence, Metheun
Andover
William R. Sears
James A. Lowell
Edward A. Thurston
Fore River workers quit over wage cut protest
About 300 foundrymen and pattern makers at the Fore River shipbuilding plant walked off the job in protest of a 10 percent wage cut. Foundrymen did not report for duty yesterday, pattern makers lingered in the yard for two hours but did not return to benches. Company officials deem the workers as having terminated their employment.
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Fore River
Tablet bill honors war chaplains Danker and De Valles
A bill to erect a bronze tablet in the State House memory of Revs. Walter S. Danker of Worcester and John B. De Valles of New Bedford, chaplains of the 26th division, who died in war service, was favorably reported by the State House committee yesterday on petition by Rev. Roland M. Sawyer of Ware.
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State House
Walter S. Danker
Worcester
John B. de Valles
New Bedford
Roland M. Sawyer
Ware
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
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New York
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Portland
Maine
Woodman
Prevanto O Ora-Hygen
Portland Are
USA
Arthur Wallace
Oxford
Goodyear
Women’s Superior Footwear
Washington Street
Packard
F.o. B
Detroit
Packard Motor Car Company
Copley Plaza
Commonwealth Avenue
Standard Reimmedy CO
Meade Bidg
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R. I
Brown Kid
Shepard
Shepard Service
Hero Chaplains
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Prince von. Bismark
Wilhelm II
Bismark
Kaiser
Boston Sunday Post
Sunday Post
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