Fear Not Income Tax Leaks Says Counsellor of the Rich
Special to Tie American Mhitago reports that a prominent tax pamphlet by W. Straus & Co cites Levy Mayer and other firms to reassure secrecy of income tax returns. It notes heavy penalties for divulging taxpayer details, including up to $1000 fine and one year imprisonment or both.
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President Wilson Works On Two Messages During Trip
Special to The American Pass Christian Miss January 6 President Wilson greets 300 schoolchildren as he passes in an automobile. He resumes work cleaning up correspondence and reviews Federal Reserve Board credentials while considering two forthcoming messages on trust reform and conservation.
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New York Telephone Plans Temporary 10 Percent Rate Cut
The New York Telephone Company announces a temporary ten percent discount on measured rate message and private branch exchange services in New York City. The cut, effective February 1, awaits approval after an inventory and appraisal by the State Public Service Commission. Estimated annual savings projected at about 2.25 million dollars.
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Insane man attacks hospital clerk in receiving ward
City Hospital sought relatives for a 22 year old man who entered the receiving ward at 3 AM and fought night clerk Hugh Kelly for 45 minutes. Edward Bauer aided. Bauer bore a gash over one eye and the assailant seemed dying later at the hospital. The man wore a pocketed wallet bearing the name Edward Meyers.
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Edward Bauer
Furnace Fire Damages Home on Park Avenue
A furnace overheated late yesterday afternoon caused a fire in the cellar of Benjamin Manischewitz at 2211 Park Avenue. The blaze burned through the ceiling and spread to the first floor, causing about $300 in losses.
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Benjamin Manischewitz
Park Avenue
Curtain and candle blaze damages Koerner home
A lace curtain blew against a lighted Christmas tree at 2851 Winslow avenue last night starting a small fire in the home of William H. Koerner. Damage totaled $50.
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Wiliam H. Koerner
Winslow Avenue
Falls in Engine's Path Injures Switchman Edward Clark
Edward Clark a 40 year old switchman of 1235 Pulte Street was jolted from the top of a freight car in the BL and O yards at Arlington Street and then struck by a passing switch engine yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Seton Hospital with a fractured right leg crushed right hand and a badly cut head.
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Edward Clark
Pulte Street
BL & O
Arlington Street
Seton Hospital
Rescue Fire Extinguishes Horses at Express Co Stable
A blaze on the second floor of the John Schipper Express Company stable at 1523 Betts Street forced the rescue of a number of horses. Fire crews contained the fire. damage is expected to run into substantial figures.
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John Schipper Express Company
Betts Street
Tax Assessors Shift to Full Time Under Warnes Law
Hamilton County Tax Commissioners Charles L. Doran and Peter J. McCarthy announced a policy change under the Warnes law. Assessors will be 8 percent of the district, replacing 482 under the old system, with full time commitment and daily reports. Personal property not on duplicates will be a principal new focus.
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Charles L. Doran
Peter J. McCarthy
Hamilton County
Moerlein Driver Injured In Avondale Crash
Adam Host aged 40 of 2324 Clifton Avenue driver for Moerlein brewery suffered a fracture of the right hip yesterday afternoon when an Avondale car collided with his wagon at Rockdale Avenue and Reading Road. He was knocked off his gear and taken home in a Moerlein automobile.
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Clifton Avenue
Moerlein Brewery
Avondale
Rockdale Avenue
Reading Road
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Moerlein Automobile
Seven wills reveal banker Warner Van Norden rise and fall
Seven wills filed in Surrogate's Court show Warner Van Norden, former president of the National Bank of North America, left his entire estate to his Langdon and Warner Van Norden heirs. The last will in 1912 asks his son Warner to repay $800,000 advanced to him, detailing a career from modest beginnings to banking presidency and eventual decline.
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