Income Tax Explained How The 1914 Law Works
United States Deputy Collector W. Stratton explains the 1 percent normal tax with a 1 to 6 percent additional rate for higher incomes. Returns are due by March 1 each year with deductions for business expenses and certain other items. Withholding at the source applies to fixed income, with exemptions and penalties for late or fraudulent filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eall
United States
W. &. Stratton
Stratton
of Internal Revenue
Commissar
Individue
Gfessasios Vce Gr Y Ratatat Mrerad
Why Manicures Lose Their Jobs in Albany Bar Shop
Special to The American Albany November Investigation by the Woman's Club of Albany probes conditions for working girls after a trained manicurist with facial skills loses her barber shop post. A barber shop owner says she was too goody goody, prompting club action to study employment for manicurers and pursue more support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Albany
Chatltatte
Tripartite saloons proposed at International Parity Congress
J Frank Chase of the New England Watch and Ward Society urged tripartite saloons at the International Parity Congress in Minneapolis. One part for men one for women and one for couples with inflexible rules including joint withdrawal. He suggested registering visitors and recording marriage certificates to curb immorality.
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Minneapolis
Minn
J. Frank Chase
New England Watch and Ward
Society of Boston
International Parity Congress
Chase
Ribbon Identifies Irish Girl On New York Pier
A green bow on 16 year old Katie O Donnell from Foxford Mayo identified her on the Celtic pier in New York. An unaccompanied arrival, she explained her brother in Mobile Alabama arranged for a New York friend to escort her to Mobile after officials briefly detained her.
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Americas
New York
Katie O'Donnell
Miss O'Donnell
Foxford
County Mayo
America
Mobile
Ala
White House wedding usher to be college chum
Dr Albert H. Horax of Montclair Nd will be one of the ushers at the White House wedding on November 26 for Miss Jessie Wilson and Francis B Sayre. Horax and Sayre were Williams College classmates and close friends, both graduates of the class of 1505, with Horax at Johns Hopkins Medical School.
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White House
Jessie Wilson
Francis B. Sayre
Albert H. Horax
Montclair
Horax
Mr. Sayre
Williams College
Dr. Morax
Johns Hopkine Medical School
Taft to Address Housing Convention in December Banquet
Former President William H. Taft will attend the National Housing Conference banquet at the Linton Hotel on December 5 to speak on securing better homes for workers. President Wilson is requested to attend but Congress will detain him in Washington. A joint committee meeting is set for this afternoon. Mayor Hunt leads a noon luncheon series on government housing relations with local focus. Invitations go to mayors and building inspectors nationwide.
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Williaim H. Taft
Linton Hotel
Wilson
Congress
Washington
Harry N Hooper
Henry T. Hunt
Hie
Hunt
Taitea States
Canada
George W. Rapp
New York Hatcheries Restock State Waters With Record Fish Output
Albany reports total fish distribution for the year ending Sept 30 reached 1,297,255,120 across New York waters, the largest ever and outpacing federal hatcheries. Major species included shad, lake herring, trout, muskellunge, pikeperch, yellow perch, cod, and flatfish, amid calls for pollution controls to sustain supplies.
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Americas
Albany
New York State
The
Conservation Commission
New York
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Empire State
Elks Plan Five Informal Dances at Temple
The Elks' Temple will host five informal dances next season announced by Entertainment Committee chairmen Mel F. Woeat Geo M Schott Phil Spaeth J Larry Birmingham and Arthur Mere Herris. Dates are November 20 December 1 January 23 1914 February 24 and April 16 with a secured orchestra and refreshments each evening.
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the Elks’ Temple
Mel F. Woeat
Geo. M. Schott
Phil Spaeth
J. Larry Birmingham
Arthur Mere Herris
Entertainment Committee
Straight-talking Teddy’s White House rival named in tale
Washington reports on Francis Sayre, son-in-law of President Wilson, likened to Roosevelt. The piece praises Sayre’s stamina and athleticism, while noting limited details about his African or South American adventures. Dr. Grenfell endorses his grit for a wedding speech.
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Washington
Wilson
South America
Rayre
Teddy Bwana Twumbo
Sayre
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Dr. Grenfell
Jeanie Wilson
Cincinnati Prominent Aides View Riley Day Film
Howard Saxby and Prof William Venable led Cincinnati’s Committee on Arrangements as they watched a motion picture of Riley Day exercises at the Empress Theater. The film shows arrivals, the Hoosier octave, schoolchildren presenting flowers, and scenes from local events including football games and races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Saxby
William 4. Venable
Music Hall
Munic Hall
Saxby Will Eaggest
Randall J. Condon
C.nciginat
Buster Men's Club
Shamrocks
Hiles
Norwood
Christ Church
St. Mary's ‘S
Adeta
Dayton
Latonla
Banker’s Troubles Near End in Bankruptcy Court Sale
In Federal Court Judge Carpenter ordered the remnants of the Rice Brothers circus menagerie to be sold within ten days with Cy DeVry named keeper and appraiser at Lincoln Park Zoo. Banker M. Voweill reports key assets and many animals have already been disposed or disappeared amid theft concerns, as he forecasts further losses and potential damage suits.
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Chicago
5. M. Voweill
Carpenter
Cy DeVry
Lincoln Park Zoo
Vower
Enakes
Nebraska
Vowett
Royal Discord Rumors Split Kaiser's Son and Duchess
Continental dispatches report a growing rift between Prince Eitel Fritz and his wife Princess Sophie Duchess of Oldenburg. Married in 1906 the pair are said to have separated with rumors the princess has gone to America, though this is not confirmed.
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London
Eitel Fritz
Kaiser
Sophie
Duchess of Oldenburg
America
Army Heads and Border Troops in Mexico Crisis
Major General Leonard Wood heads the army staff while Major General Willa H. Carter commands troops near Galveston Texas. If intervention occurs Wood will likely lead field action himself and Carter is ready to move forces from Galveston to Vera Crag Mexico at a moment’s notice.
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Willa H. Carter
Galveston
Tex
Wood
Car‘ter
Vera, Crag
Mexico
Bigelow Speaks On Life Worth While At Opera House
Rev Herbert Bigelow addressed a Sunday gathering in the Gread Opera House for the nineteenth anniversary of his ordination. He spoke on The Life Worth While praising the life and work of William Watts Taylor and noting plans for Senator to speak in January.
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Herbert Higelow
Gread’ Opera
Mts
P Mwan Worth
William “Watts Tayier
Onde Rookwood
Wattery
Rev Bigelow
Wota
Quartets Illuminate Queen Theatre Recital Evening
Ramone mnusiciens led by Johannes Miersa first violin Adolph Borjes Regend Olin Walter Wetner viola and Senatz Aichewies cello perform a Schumann quartet for piano and strings. Misa Westfield the pianist joins, chosen as the assisting artist for Tuesday’s concert, highlighting superior attainment and refined interpretation.
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Ramone
Johannes Miersa
Adolph Borjes
Olin
Walter Wetner
Senatz ‘Aichewies
Misa Westfield
Perio
Ben
Blymyer Building Sold at 250 000 Exchange Real Estate
The Blymyer Building at Main and Government Square, described as eight stories with a tower, was sold to Co. A. Bosworth of the Second National Bank and Attorney J. C. Black by Albert Foster and associates. The price is said to be about 250000 with part paid in real estate. The property fronts 52 feet on Main Street.
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Blymyer
Main and
Government Square
Co. A. Bosworth
Second National Bank
J. C. Black
Albert
Foster
Main Street
Detectives Guard Wedding Presents at White House
Secret service men stationed in the White House guard the wedding presents for Miss Jessie Wilson. Diplomats will send flowers as customary. The dean of the group presents two gifts from the French Government and himself. A small dinner is hosted by the President and Mrs. Wilson in November. Mammy, the bride’s nurse, is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secret Service
White House
Jessie Wilson
Diplomatic Corps
the Gorpe
Kaiser Suppresses Tango Craze at Court Functions
The Kaiser orders the tango banned at court and diplomatic functions amid a growing tango craze in society. The Crown Prince and Crown Princess have reportedly begun tango lessons with a private instructor as authorities clamp down.
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Berlin
Batis
Atwany
The Younger Nerere and The Confession at local theaters
A long review summarizes productions at The Younger Nerere and The Confession with notes on performances by Wallace, Helen Ware, and cast members. It covers Keith's, Olympic and Lordland Plaza showings, praising The Confession for dramatic intensity and detailing supporting acts, scenery, and audience reception.
Chamber of Commerce acts on death of Woodrow Taylor
President Walter A. Draper appoints a five member committee to prepare revelations on the death of Wi Wo Taylor, president of the Rockwood Battery Company. The deceased had long been a chamber member, as had his father who served terms as chamber president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Draper
Chamber Of“Onmerce
Meerre
A. Oo Elzier
D. G.howards
E. Goshorn
Julius Fleischmann
Jesse R. Clark
Wi Wo Tay -Lor
Rookwood Bottery Company
Chamber of Commerce
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ELKS
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Riley
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Raney
Royal Discord
U.S. Army
United
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Mrchy
Leonard Wood
Bigelow
William Watts Taylor
eMusic
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Blymyer Building
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Kaiser Kicking
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Debbie
Wallitt
Arame
Ana
Adar
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Prt
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Coergetile
Hite
Lordland Plaza
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Linice
Withie Toe Law
Lyric Theater
Cinefonatians
Thie City
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Philadelphia
Esasen
Sterling ‘Erst
Helen Ware
He ‘Fein
Mary Turner
Poe
Satan
Mary
Turner
Fat Abe
Miss Ware
Frank Campean
Fogene O'Rourke
Charles White
Fmmer King
Rabi PF Gaver
Jar Cen? Rehineed
Beatrice Sores
Jens Acker
Sarah Wbaright
Minga Tale
Keith
Auding
KFP
Tettnesedd
Carlved
Americ
Serentet
Paty
Romney
Hernert
Andine
Sitett
James Regie
Weil
Allan Brender
Hissel Freeman
Tinddeus Shine
Alice Brooke
Sebarten
Buckie
Comediains
Wiltin
Calle
Cornet
Albert Leogen
Bie
Onerin
Ron . Coeriéx
Cen
Metropolia Taq
Lawlor
ALETY
Fausty
Kitty
Sanday
Ba Ayety
Bodie Smakey
Vary Abrahams
Ben Pierce
Herman Pickle
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Jack Aides
Cincinneti
Charlie Robinegn
Gudience Merongtout
Ris
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Walth
May Rerberdt
Matel Tiee
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