Billy Naramore to Entertain At Seaside Club
Seaside club hosts a merry Christmas dance for local youths on Monday in Seaside. Silly Naramore and Speidel's extra provide music for a guest list of many young ladies and gentlemen from area families. Community organizers promote the event as a festive season gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Naramore
Silly Naramore
W. W. Naramore
Lawn Place
Speidel
Emme Lou Havens
Ruth Slosson
Fruth Foster
Louise Haviland
Frances But
Muriel Read
Misa Susan Ings
Elizabeth Chapin
Th Netthereut
Elizabeth Man
Alice Pullman
Mises Warner
Henrietta Irown
Olive Ives
Ethel Hindle
Sumn Burroughs
Sustnka
Patsy Pyle
Virginia Richerson
Clara Tam
Mint Tarebara
Virginia Richards
Helen Ellis
Marion Macfarlane
Jean Bullard
Mabel Jennings
Phyllis Wheeler
Louise Moulton
Mise
Edward Bishop
Fairchild Wheeler
Edward Ives
Wadeworth Ives
Junior van Gelson
Reuben Webster
Frederick Bassick
Stephen Bell
Samuel Hawley
Billy Hawley
Cuyler Shaw, Jr
Jarvis Wiiama
Austin Jennings
Johnson
Goodwin Stoddard
Sturges Hurlburt
Donald Baird
James Cumminga
Homer Hancock
Bradford Hancock
John Anderson
Plan 10 Sues Rockefeller for 365357 Dollars Over Tax
New York December 22 The United States sues John D Rockefeller for 292678 78 plus a 5 percent penalty and interest seeking a total of 365357 for alleged incorrect misleading and false 1915 income tax returns The suit argues Rockefeller failed to include 50164 Illinois Pipe Line shares and 67176 Prairie Pipe Line shares in income 1915 Stocks issued as dividends from Ohio Oil and Prairie Oil and Gas Companies valued at 111728033 34 par and 16606013 market Rockefeller paid under protest in 1917 after rulings on stock dividends changed The government says additional tax plus penalties and interest are due and Rockefeller remains liable The Rockefeller statement says the stocks were treated as stock dividends and not taxable at the time He plans to sue for a refund and argues the tax was not legal
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New York
United States
John D. Rockefeller
R. 8. Holmes
Southern District
Rockefeller
Illinois Pipe Line Company
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Ohio Oil Company
Illinois Pipe Line
Prairie Pipe Line
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Cmplaint
South
Trockefeller
Ohio
Tinois Pipe Line Company
Pipe Line
Prairia Pipe Line Company
United States Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Department
Italian Ambassador Holds Marquis Title Yet Never Uses It
Genoa reports Rolando Ricci, newly named ambassador to Washington, carries the right to a marquis title but has never employed it. A wealthy lawyer famed in commercial, maritime, and mercantile law, he built a 10 million lire fortune from modest beginnings and avoids politics despite Giolitti’s earlier senator nomination.
Europeans Seek Religion Grows Across War-Torn Europe
Boston reports Dr. Francis B. Clark, president of the World’s Christian Endeavor Union, says war and hardship spark religious interest in Central and Eastern Europe. He notes rapid growth of societies, with 1,900 in Germany and turnout swelling worldwide to over 80,000 groups and 4 million members. delegates to a Madison Square Garden meeting in July 1921 are projected.
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Boston
Central
Europe
America
Francis Be, Clark
Christian Endeavor Union
Union
Clark
Germany
Republic of Eshonia
Poland
Hungary
Jugoslavia
Republic of Latvia
Christian Endeavor
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Ricci Spurns Italo Title in Politic Career Shift
Genoa Dec 21 Rolando Ricci recently named Ambassador at Washington has wealth around 10 million lire and the status of a marquis but never uses it He is a premier Italian lawyer expert in mergers and maritime law He declined politics until 1913 when Giolitti named him Senator He drafted mercantile marine bills and water power state ownership He represented Italy at Paris chambers conference Vice President of the International Federation of Chambers He was Italian delegate at the Brussels inter Allied economic conference Now he leaves law for politics At sixty he looks younger His sons served at the Front the elder is a captain with a medal for valor The younger is an agriculturist with a large Perugia estate His daughter married Dr Galliani who dueled Dr Catterina and was wounded.
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Genoa
Rolando Ricci
Washington
Ialy
Giolitti
Italy
Senate
International Conference of Chambers of Commerce
Paris
International Federation of the Chambers
Brussels
Perugia
Signor Ricci
Galliani
Catterina
Promised to Carry Jewels to Safety
Berne Switzerland Dec 22 Max Westermann former agent of Prince Esterhazy has been arrested by Zurich police charged with selling the Esterhazy family jewels and profiting over 500000 dollars It is alleged the prince gave the jewels to Westermann to transport to a safe place in Switzerland and police allege he had more than 50 accomplices none yet arrested
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Berne
Switzerland
Max Westermann
Prince Esterhazy
Zurich
Esterhazy
Westeann
Westermann
Chivalry Debate Rages Over Hats in Cincinnati Elevators
Cincinnati leaders press a campaign to ban hats in crowded elevators while many prominent women oppose removing headgear. Captain W M McIntyre cites etiquette, with responses from Mrs. Kennon Dunham, Mrs. Fenton Lawton, Miss Agnes Hilton, and Mrs. Florence Goff Schwarz stressing courtesy, respect, and differing views on women’s enfranchisement.
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Cincinnati
W. M. McIntyre
Association
Captain McIntyre
Kennon Dunham
Cincinnati Women’s Club
Fenton Lawon
Woman's City Club
Florence Goff Schwarz
Hamilton County
Republican Executive Committee
Living costs tumble as prices retreat in 1920 report
The Conference Board reports a 7 percent drop in the cost of living from July to December 1920 with July marking the peak. Clothing prices declined 22.9 percent from 1910 to December, and food prices are about 12 percent lower than July levels. Percentages of 1
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No- Conference Board
Costs of living trends 1914 to 1920 show mixed shifts
A board report traces living costs from July 1914 to December 1920, detailing sharp jumps in shelter and fuel while food and clothing costs declined. The data lists monthly percentages peaking in mid-1920, with notable decreases of 11.9 percent in food and 22.9 percent in clothing and increases in shelter and fuel.
Silk Flowers Unite In Simple Frock Design
A fashion note extols absolute simplicity as the passport to smart style. The Hale freck above is praised for its line and a charming trimming that complements its understated elegance.
Silk embroidery on dark blue frock with bright colors
Scattered silk pieces in varied colors decorate the skirt and girdle of the frock. Silk floss stitches attach the pieces to the garment, creating bright contrasts against the dark blue background.
Moving pictures enter wealthy homes to entertain servants
London readers found advertisements in the Times stating that moving pictures have been introduced in affluent households to keep the help contented. Some wealthy Britons have built small home theatres and host moving picture entertainments for their servants every evening.
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London
Times Today
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Rockwell
Asmnner Were Music. Company
Broad Street
Bridgeport
Chapel St
New Haven
Way
Yonkers
Sixth Ave
Telephone Barnum
Sonnenbergs
Sonnenberg
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Victrola IX
Towe & Kohlmaier
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Towe and Kohlmaier
Stratfield Bldg
Gold St
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