Tax filing extended for 1925 income in campaign launch
Washington Feb 26 The Treasury Department extended the filing deadline for corporations and individuals earning over 5908 to May for final returns on 1925 incomes. Tentative returns must be filed by March 15 with one quarter of estimated tax due. Local IRS offices will begin the 1925 income tax drive Monday with deputy collectors in surrounding towns to answer questions and collect payments as part of the new law implementation. Posters will explain changes in the law in cities and towns through the division.
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Washington
Busigrees Corporation
Ubkoth
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Department
Coolidge
Judge Accepts Paternity Claim but Denies Will
Hartford AP report: Captain Lecier Beach, Civil War figure, is named as Mia Florence Beach Coleman’s father though she did not prove he contracted to leave her $50,000. Superior Court Judge Ed win C. Dickenson ruled Coleman’s paternity public record and a contemporaneous claim fail to establish a contractual bequest. Beach died 1922 intestate with $125,000 estate. Coleman sought $50,000.
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Hartford
Lecier Beach
Mia Florence Beach Coleman
New York
Mary F. Asher
Edwin C. Dickenson
Superior Court
Beach
Amelia S. Beach
Collins Street
Coleman
William J. Burke
George J. Stoner
Dickenson
Ufp-time
Het
Mary Asher
Alarry
Grove Street
Arthur T. Shipman
Tuly
Two Women Awarded Compensation in Norwalk District
Commissioner DB. T Buckingham ruled for Christine Morrison of East Norwalk and Marie Shannon of Seveh Norwalk in compensation claims. Morrison received half pay at 908 a week until November 14 and medical expenses plus half the difference to return to full duties. Shannon was awarded 750 for loss of pay and medical fees from Rabbor company for a work sprained ankle.
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DB. T Buckingham
Norwalk
Christine Morrison
East Norwalk
Cluett Peabody Company
Marie Shannon
Seveh Norwalk
Rabbor Company
Mayor Believes Ripper Law Backed by State Democrats
Mayor Berens said the declaration against the ripper law by Democratic State Chairman James J Walsh confirms his belief that enacting the measure has stirred resentment in Bridgeport and across the state. Administration circles noted the Democrats delayed opposing the law, while Walsh announced at the Democratic State Central Committee meeting in Hartford that the ripper bin would be a campaign issue.
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James J. Walsh
Bridgeport
Behrens
Walah
Democratic State Central Committee
Hartford
Commissioner Hart Regaining Health in Bethel Incident
County Commissioner Charles Hart of Bethel, injured when struck by an automobile driven by Donald Wright, has improved enough to move about his home on Greenwood Avenue. Friends say his condition, once despaired of, is steadily improving and he is on the road to recovery.
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Charles Hart
Bethel
Donald Wright
Greenwood Avenue
Mary Garden Is Linked to Convent Rumor
Chattanooga, Tenn. Feb 28 AP Mary Garden dodged a direct denial about plans to enter a convent at the end of her career. She noted that what one might do and what one will do are two different things and mused about the idea as a restful possibility while on tour.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Mary Garden
Property Owners Ordered to Reset Gutters and Start paving
The Common Council will order 29 streets to reset curbs and gut ters, lay sidewalks, and ensure water and gas connections ahead of Warrenita pavement. The Streets and Sidewalks Committee approved the list from those slated for paving by the 1919 bond program and state grant funds. This first batch covers 92 400 square yards across multiple districts with specific street routes named. Preparations anticipate no weather delays before paving begins.
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Warrenita
Allernten
Warrenlte
Jin
Summer Street
Wilson Street
Yale Street
Carlton
Denver Avenues
Staples Street
Sixth District
Benham Avenue
Park Avenue
Pequonnock Street
George Street
Oak Street
Madison Avenue
Keeler Avenue
Recton Avenue
Rosedale Street
Seventh District
Courtland Street
Fairfield Avenue
Washington Avenue
Highland Avenue
Elehth District
Wallview Avenue
Main Street
Lindley Street
Hawley Avenue
Malin Street
Parrott Avenue
North Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Ninth District
Holna Avenue
Roosevelt Street
Clarence Street
Harriet Street
Eleventh District
Gilmore Street
Pierpont Street
Sherman Street
Twelfth District
Adams Street
Carroll Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Orange Street
Haat Avenue
Shermin Street
Boston Avenue
Ogden Street
Tudor Street
Wilmot Avenue
Stratford Avenue
Attorney Will Not Attend Hearing In Gilpatric Case
Hartford Feb 26 AP Attorney John F Carpenter of Putnam says he does not plan to attend the Monday examination of bankrupt G Harold Gilpatric before Referee Saul Berman in Hartford. Carpenter doubts questioning would aid his clients and notes a Providence conference with Charles G Morris of the governor's probe committee aimed at briefing Morris on prior findings. Gilpatric is to be brought to Hartford to resume the 10 o'clock session.
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Hartford
John F. Carpenter
Putnam
Saul Berran
G. Harold Gilpatric
Gilpatric
Carpenter
Providence
Charles G. Morris
Morris
Man Arrested for Fracas With Conductor
Charles H. White of 452 Davidson Street was arrested by Third Precinct officers on a warrant for assaulting Conductor John Sullivan of the Connecticut Company. He allegedly struck the conductor during a fracas on a retreat car last Saturday.
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Charles H. White
Davidson Street
No- Fee
Third Precinct
John Sullivan
Connecticut Company
White
Tax Collector Announces 2100 Personal Tax Payments
Tax Collector Howard G. Challenger reported that 2,100 persons paid their personal taxes during the day at 9 PM. The office will stay open until 6 PM today to collect remaining taxes. After today, action will be taken against those who have not paid.
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Howard G. Challenger
Local coal dealers expect large shipments next week
Two coal firms anticipate about 2000 tons of anthracite reaching by air and 650 tons by water early next week. Stratford Grain and Coal and Hoffman Coal will receive 14 and 26 rail cars respectively, with water shipments to McGee Coal. Prices range around 14 to 18 dollars per ton, with market expectations of possible reductions.
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Stratford Grain and Coal
Hoffman Coal Company Wih
McGee Coal Company
Frice
Bridgeport
Burne Brothers
Burns Brothers
Springfield
Mass
Agbury Park
N.S
Runaway Prince in Paris Attracts Roumanian Nobles
Paris residents watch as Carol the ex crown prince of Romania arrives with Queen Marie and his former wife Mme Lambrino and her son in Paris. Royal couriers race from Bucharest and Milan amid rumors of Mme Lupescu losing favor. Queen Marie seeks a stable line of succession while Mme Lupescu and Mme Lambrino press claims.
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Paris
Carol
Queen Marie
Mms
Lambrino
Bucharest
Milan
Mme. Lupescu
Romania
Mme Lambrino
Mme Lupescu
Mme. Lambrino
Helen
U S Marshals Seek Store Managers in New Haven
U S marshals seek managers of three women's apparel shops after an involuntary bankruptcy petition. The managers, Mr and Mrs Louis Abrahamon and Jucmy Levine, reportedly left town in December with limited assets. Separate petitions list debts of 5320 and assets 1038 for Joseph Nikiel, and 1308 in debts with no assets for Lawrence C Williams.
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New Haven
United States Marshals
Louis Abrahamon
Jucmy Levine
Joseph Nikiel
Ansonia
Butler Returns to Marine Duty in San Diego
Brigadier General Smedley Butler returned to the Marines in San Diego after a year as Philadelphia public safety director. He assumed command of the U S Marine Base, relieving Colonel A Williams with ceremonies watched by spectators and newsreel cameras.
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San Diego
Cal
Smedley Butler
Philadelphia
United States Marine Base
A . Willams
President approves Sesqui appropriation in Washington
Washington February 16 President Coolidge signed a resolution authorizing a 2 156 000 dollar appropriation for federal participation in the Philadelphia Sesqui Centennial Exposition.
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Washington
Coolidge
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Liver and Bowel Boost
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to keep skin bright and eyes sparkling. Claiming 90 percent of sickness stems from bowels, it promotes olive oil based tablets as a safe calomel substitute that tonifies the liver and clears impurities, priced 15 and 20 cents.
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Edwards
Ohio
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