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Newspaper

Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1913

Page

3

Income Tax Law Explained in Simple Terms

United States Deputy Collector W Stratton clarifies the 1913 income tax act. The 1 percent normal tax with a progressive 1 to 6 percent surcharge applies to individuals and corporations with net income over specified thresholds, with allowances for deductions and exemptions for individuals and married couples. Returns are due by March 1 each year, with penalties for failure or fraud. withholding at source is required for many, but not all incomes, and special rules apply for 1913.

United States Internal Revenue Tratton Stratton Nome Slowryer Aeiprorg Lpave of Internal Revenue Lisbie

Why Manicurists Lose Their Jobs in Albany

Special to The American Albany November 16. An inquiry by the industrial and social conditions department and the Woman's Club of Albany follows the dismissal of a trained manicurist from an Albany barbershop. The owner blamed her for being too good, prompting a broader probe into working conditions for manicurists.

Albany Ber Shop Industrial and Social Conditions Department Woman's Club of

Tripartite saloon proposal aims to curb immoral acts

J Frank Chase of the New England Watch and Ward Society urged at the International Parity Congress in Minneapolis a plan for tripartite saloons with separate sections for men women and couples. He insisted the couples section be strict and that either partner leaving would end the arrangement. He also suggested requiring marriage certificates on file in flat buildings and caller registration to access flats.

Minneapolis Minn J. Frank Chase New England Watch and Ward Society of Boston International Parity Congress

Ribbon Identifies Irish Girl Aboard Celtic

A green bow on Katie O'Donnell of Foxford County Mayo marked her as ready to travel to Mobile Alabama. Immigrating unaccompanied she was detained briefly by officials in New York and later guided by aid society representatives to a meeting with a female contact who would escort her home.

New York Katie O'Donnell Miss O'Donnell Foxford County Mayo America Mobile Ala

White House Wedding Ushers Include College Friends

One usher at the White House wedding on November 26 for Miss Jessie Wilson and Francis B. Sayre will be Dr. Albert H Horax of Montclair New Jersey. Horax and Sayre were Williams College classmates finishing in 1909 and Horax is at Johns Hopkins Medical School.

White House Jessie Wilson Francis B. Sayre Albert H Horax Montclair S. J Horax Mr. Sayre Williams College Johns Hopkins Medical School

Taft to Attend National Housing Conference Banquet

Former President Taft will attend the National Housing Conference banquet at the Sinton Hotel on December 3. President Wilson is requested but likely cannot attend due to Congress in session. A joint committee meeting is set for this afternoon to plan events and discussions on housing.

Wan William H. Taft Sinton ‘Hotel Wilson Congress Washington Harry N Hooper Henry Hunt Hunt States Canada George W. Rapp

New York Fish Hatchery Output Sets Record Distribution

Albany reports that state hatcheries distributed 1,297,255,120 fish in the year ending Sept 30, the largest such total in New York history and surpassing U S Bureau of Fisheries output. Shad, whitefish, trout, muskalunge, bass, pikeperch and lobster were among the species restocked statewide.

Ametican Albany New York State The Conservation Commission New York Unite States Bureau of Fisheries Empire State

Elks Club Announces Five Informal Dances This Season

The Elks Temple will host five informal dances this season with Mesary and a committee including Mel F. Wuest Geb M. Scholl Phil Spaeth J Larry Birmingham and Arthur Merc Herris announcing. The dates are November 20 December 18 January 22 1914 February 24 and April 16 with Tofer's Orchestra secured and refreshments served each evening.

the Elks’ Temple Mesary Mel F. Wuest Geb. M. Scholl Phil Spaeth J. Larry Birmingham Arthur Merc Herris Entertainment Committee 2Ofer

Strenuous Teddy's White House Rival

Washington reports on the President's daughter and Sayre as a storied rival to Theodore Roosevelt in the public imagination. The piece notes Sayre's athletic past, adventurous claims, and the wedding role of Dr. Grenfell as Sayre's best man, with Jessie Wilson praising Sayre's stamina and grit.

Imperial Washington Wilson Hardy Young Roonevert Francie TF. Rayre Deliehte Africa America Sayre Teddy Bwana Young Sayre Wilfred T. Grenfell Dr. Grenfell Mies Jessie Wilson Mary

Saw Themselves As Others See Them Exhibit Review

A Cincinnati committee led by Howard, Saxby, Prof William H, Venable and other prominent residents viewed a motion picture at the Empress Theater. The film, made for Riley Day exercises, shows key moments from arrival to a large bouquet presentation to a child, as photographed by Clarence Eg Runel.

Army leaders named for Mexico border duties

Major General Leonard Wood commands border troops as General William H. Carter leads forces near Galveston Texas. If intervention occurs Wood is prepared to take the field himself, with Carter ready to move troops to Vera Cruz Mexico at a moment’s notice.

William H. Carter Galveston Tex Wood General Carter Vera Crug Mexico

Bigelow Speaks on Life Worth While and Taylor Tribute

The article recalls William Watts Taylor with a tribute and notes Bigelow delivering his first sermon. It includes a critique of grade crossings and outlines themes of a life worth while as presented by Bigelow.

Bigelow William Watts Taylor

Cincinnati Theaters Feature Watersons and Lively Burlesque

The program reviews a bustling Cincinnati theater week with Wallace company and Olympian acts. Cast highlights include Helen Ware leading dramatic pieces, Miss Avare, and Frank Campeanu with a strong supporting lineup. The piece praises scenery and performance quality, noting emotional climaxes and strong musical support.

Lorin Lyric Theater Pribanls Ametiven Cinetanatiany It Paral Thie City Olnetanati E Company Eaasen Sterling Helen Ware Eacport Artag Jberoine Heien Ware Mary Turner Bert Ceveral Miss Avare Prahk Campeanu Hagens ‘O'Rourke Cheries White Finmet Kinig Rebitu Sp Gaew Jasons “Rabtinson Reg Trien Seven Seam Acker Sarah Solent Minna Gate

Bankrupt circus assets ordered sold by Federal Court

Judge Carpenter in Federal Court Saturday ordered the liquidation of the Rice Brothers circus menagerie assets within ten days. Cy De Vey was appointed keeper and appraiser at Lincoln Park Zoo. Bankers involved report stakes from the menagerie have vanished en route, with animals disposed of or missing, including pythons and key performers, as possible damage suits loom.

Chicago S. H. Veewell Rice Brothers’ Circus Carpenter Cy de Vey Lincoln Park Zoo Vowel Nebraska Sate Puerete Nelude Vongtt

Royal Discord Rumors Split Prince Eitel Fritz and Duchess

Disptches report a rift between Prince Eitel Fritz and Sophie Duchess of Oldenburg, married 1908. Alleged separation claimed with the princess possibly in America, though not confirmed.

Pendon Eitel Fritz Cess Sophie

Blymyer Building Sold at Main and Government Square

The Blymyer Building at Main and Government square has been sold to CA Bosworth of the Second National Bank and attorney L A Black by Albert E Foster and associates. The price is reported around $250000 with part paid in exchange for other real estate. Frontage is fifty two feet on Main Street and the eight story granite structure includes a tower.

Blymyer Main Government Square CA. Bosworth National Bank L. A. Black Albert E. Foster Main Street

Detectives Guard Wedding Presents in Washington

Secret service men stationed in the White House guard the wedding presents for Missessie Wilson. Diplomats from the diplomatic corps will send flowers and gifts, including two from the French Government and the dean. A small dinner will be hosted by the President and Mrs Wilson on November 21 for the bridal party. Mammy, the bride’s elderly nurse, will be invited.

Westington Secret Service Hiquid Missessie Wilson Diplomatic Corps

Kaiser Bans Tango at Court and Diplomatic Functions

Kaiser's government orders a tango ban at court and all diplomatic events. The Crown Prince and Princess recently danced with an American instructor, prompting the drastic measure to curb the craze and its social impact.

Berlin Godre Chamber Tatr OW Rei

College of Music violinists join Schumann quartet program

The College of Music presents four premier musicians Johannes Miersin first violin Adolph BorJes second violin Walter Werner viola and Tena Argiewicz cello in a program highlighted by Schumann quartet for piano and strings. Miss Westfield, a pianist with a string of accomplishments, will perform. The piece, from Schumann's life period, premiered in 1854 with Clara Wieck at the piano. A female pianist has been chosen for the Tuesday evening concert.

College of Music Guer Johannes Miersin Adolph BorJes Walter Werner Argiewicz Sehumann Iara Wieck Mme Sehymiane

Chamber of Commerce Forms Committee Over W W Taylor Death

President Walter A. Draper of the Chamber of Commerce appoints a five member committee to draft resolutions on the death of W. W. Taylor, longtime Chamber member and former president of the Rookwood Pottery Company. The deceased had served the organization for many years, as had his father.

Walter A. Draper Chamber of Commerce Meare Aeds Blenér C. Gorhorn Amthaas Feige Hmann Jews’ i Tank W. W. ‘Taylor Rookwood / ‘Pottery Company

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