Tax Confession From Oakland Typewriter Dealer
A Oakland California typewriter dealer named Cr Mc Caslin sent $35 to the collector of internal revenue saying he would not shift the cost of protection from government onto others. The Treasury notes gifts to patriots since 1862 total over 1.5 million dollars. A Chicago police and vigilante search followed a four year old boy named Richard Max Perrot who vanished April 4 after visiting a candy shop with a man in overalls.
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U.S
Sam
Cr. McCaslin
Oakland
Calif
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Chicago
Richard Max Perrot
Thirteenth Soldier from Butts County Returns Home
A fragmentary read of a service record shows Albert W. Newton of Jackson Georgia served thirteen months in the great war. He sailed from New York and arrived home June 13 1919 after a thirteen day crossing. He was among thirteen men from Camp Greenleaf and the thirteenth company. The piece also notes a mathematical meditation on triangles and infinity.
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Albert W. Newton
Jackson
Georgia
Butts County
Camp Greenleaf
New York
Liverpool
Newton
Nieen
Wee Ie
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