Berlin Strike Meetings Hinted to Stir Trouble
Berlin authorities warn that tomorrow’s metal workers meetings may test public order. Government says any disturbance will be prevented with force.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
9
Knights of Columbus employment bureau aids 165 ex service men
On Boston Common the Knights of Columbus employment bureau reported a banner day as 165 ex service men were placed in positions yesterday.
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Knights of Columbus
Boston Common
Newly Rich Man Calls Tax Dodgers Middlers in Reform
A Nantasket steamer interview reveals how the first federal income tax law targeted “middlers” earning from 5000 to 20000 who dodged returns. The speaker cites lowered exemptions and increased filing as key to uncovering evasion and boosting Boston district collections from 9 million to 250 million yearly.
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Post
Allerton
Retiring Boston tax collector cites large scale tax evasion
John F. Malley resigns as collector of internal revenue for the Boston district saying the new federal income tax attracts the newly rich who pile up wealth and hate to share it with Uncle Sam. He notes evasion is widespread among the rich and accuses their ranks of dodging taxes.
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Internal Revenue
John F. Malley
Boston
Uncle Sam
Tax Evasion Allegations Prompt Fresh Conviction
A speaker stated yesterday that tax evasion on a large scale exists and that belief grew recently as his force, long involved in setting up a new administration, shifts focus to the issue.
Capt Charles Estes joins Northeastern Dept as aide to General Edwards
Pony Captain Charles Estes of the ROTC yesterday assumed office at the Northeastern Department as aide to General Edwards, succeeding Captain Henry D. Comerais who was discharged. Estes previously served as assistant military inspector and instructor of military tactics with the ROTC. His home is Atlanta, Georgia.
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Charles Estes
Northeastern Department
Edwards
Henry D. Comerais
Estes
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Atlanta
Everett Teachers Get Increases In City Salaries
At a meeting of the Everett school committee last evening the board recommended raising teachers salaries by 800 dollars, from 950 to 1250, with janitors’ pay also rising 200 dollars toward new maximums of 1000 and 1500.
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Everett
Dimity Blouse Described With High-Low Neck Feature
A described garment features a dimity blouse showcasing a high-low neck line. The description emphasizes fabric texture and neckline style likely intended for fashion notes or cataloging.
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