1919 Income Tax Figures Show Five Over $5 Million
Washington Feb 19 The Internal Revenue Bureau released 1919 figures noting five individuals paid incomes over 5 million dollars. Details show increases in returns from 1918, with 207,546 personal returns and total income figures totaling over 1.26 billion dollars.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States
Seo Org.tod Co
Parytan
Naser Maalel
Gregaling Slo
Super-Power Zone Dream Becomes a National Plan
A bold push envisions a centralized network of vast power stations along the Atlantic coast to create superpower zones. The plan favors hydroelectric and steam-driven plants connected by long transmission lines at 230,000 volts, with movable switchboard sections and reinforced lightning protection to ensure uninterrupted electric service.
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Nervica
Agathar
Ciyce Tv
Tme
United States
Star Tong
Alahtic Sea
Arenge Effinenay
Celiforhia
Cransmission
Galeral Aloeurs Company
Af Electric Eierent Gould
Charles Tsiginjets
General Electric Company
Ims
Rooma
Electic Energy
Tyne
Umea
Toon
Maria Tito Piie
Wibiari
Few Victims of Swindles Report Frauds in 18 Belief NHI Fork
District Attorney Ranten claimed many victims of stock swindling through bucket shops avoided reporting losses to dodge publicity. He noted a flood of letters and telegrams reached him, yet many did not request personal calls. He warned that aversion to exposure fuels the needle point of fraud and supports ongoing, unprosecuted schemes.
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Ranten Teaight
Meims
Fim
al Ba Kdon
Vetyhar
Bantan
API
Post Attics
Mexican export oil tax axed and deferred payment plan
Mexico’s government moved to suspend the export tax on oil under a decree by Treasury Minister Huerta. The plan reduces the levy to 40 percent of the original amount and covers taxes due June 7 to December 31, 1921. Oil companies anticipate further talks with Treasury officials and possible visits by American oil men to Mexico City.
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Treasury
Tay Ag
Tromnis Dax
All Com Tex
Expor
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Bonda
Carrafiza
Carranza
Reader urges writers to create not critique in manuscripts
A reader advocates focusing on creation over criticism in manuscript work. The piece explores the writer’s patience, public tastes, and the tension between craft and publishing, citing Miss Wall and a New York Writers Workshop as contexts for creative output over judgment.
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York
Foo
Mise Matilde
Wrest
Miss Wall
Sears
Fender
Post Members to Hear Concert at High School
Members invite the public to a concert at the Alsi School Auditorium hosted by the Rystreee yd Vragessigial Womyn's Mr of Iridgeport. The Croheus Quartet, with Eliott and Glenn, perform operatic arias and ballads in a program featuring baritone and tenor voices.
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Menveers
Dan Oat
Joesinn Wil Ahiain
Tlie
Enuyss Eliott
Ana
Textile Federation to Raise Fund for Strike
Textile federation plans a convention to raise funds for a strike. The meeting will unite operatives and federated unions amid broad active sentiment. Authorities pledge support and aim to mobilize for several months of industrial action.
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Bette
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Nehabanel
Ile
Loewalirer Uty
Trath Unians
prusAaed
BuInerins
Flu Menace Disappears Says Dr Copeland
In York the health official Dr Copeland stated that the flu menace has diminished due to marked decline in cases. He urged continued vigilance and emphasized protective measures while noting improved conditions.
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York
Feltua Royal & Copeland
Ceimtmissenss
Torigh
Peyton
Mexican capital unsettled by sporadic revolts and war scares
Turbulent scenes reach Mexico City as rebels threaten central stability. Reports say government forces, led by General Alberto Bat, deploy to quell unrest while Molane Fradediaco, Cyydenas, and others face opposition. Federal troops disperse rioting crowds. tensions mount over funding and allegiance amid ongoing disturbances.
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Tarhies
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Watela
Fem
Alberto Bateane
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Waa
Talsan
Bale
Jaoten
Karaitcera Bovis
Altostives
Columbia Receivership Hearing Set For Tomorrow
A receivership hearing is scheduled in Columbia for the Yared Graphophone Manifact Company. The session will review petitions for appointment of a receiver, with details including stock and shareholdings and the court’s authority over corporate assets and capital stock changes.
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Geaphonhane Manifact Feiss Company
Bresintieet Siyes
Owas
Hutitetiay
Phy
Hany AY
Stocks Move in Rut as Market Grows Cautious
By Broadan Wall. New York Feb 19. Bankers and speculators see the stock market oscillating without clear direction unless loans and transportation shares are reorganized. Railroads attract favorable views from commission houses though concerns linger over bankruptcy risk. Investors await permanent security certificates and new offerings while professionals dominate activity and rail stocks look for a constructive public move.
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York
Heckers
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Epscu
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Washington
British Trade In American Foods Remains Heavy In 1821
A cablegram via the Department of Commerce reports sustained British demand for American food products in 1821. Wheat, corn, and barley show shifts toward buyers while pork, sugar, and other cereals rise in value. European crop outlooks improve but winter crops face strain from snow. Poland and Germany see reduced forage needs amid disease and food shortages.
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Aix
Denis
Dennembles
United Kingdom
Yar
Baltic States
Poland
Jugo-Slavia
Italy
Holmania
Grechosovakia
Turkey
Germany
Whitman Buys Waterbury American Newspaper
R L Whitman of New York has purchased the entire capital stock of the Waterbury American. Whitman, known as a longtime newspaper publisher, is president of the Post Publishing Company and publisher of the Bridgeport Post and Telegram. He was born in Concord Massachusetts and is a Kansas University graduate.
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Charles F. Chapln
Arthur Reed Kimiai
le Fusserl J. Whitman
Wew
York City
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American
Whitman
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Bridgeport Post
Bridgeporth Telegram
Bridgepart
Concord
Mags
University of Kansas
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Ax & Newspaper
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Kanes City
Roosevelt Militacy Academy
Glewood
Local Produce Market Report With Mixed Texas We adjust
Market bulletin shows fluctuating wholesale quotes for fruits vegetables and livestock. Texas shipments may drop due to cold weather while meat and live stock prices mostly hold firm. Notable prices include apples Baldwins 8.00 to 10.00 per box butter this week says fruit and produce buyers set quotations.
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