New Tax Power Is Given to EAN
Charles M. Dean, Collector of Internal Revenue, gains authority to grant extensions for income tax returns. A ruling from Commissioner David H. Blair allows extensions for age sickness or data delays, with limits of 90 days and possible six months total. Corporations may require a tentative return with one fourth estimated tax. individuals may also file a tentative return when possible.
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Charles M. Dean
Internal Revenue
David H. Blair
Dean
Washing
Restful Nights and Natural Sleep Aid Claim
Sleeplessness blamed on body poisons and worn out nerves. Relief promised by Mountain Valley Mineral Water from Hot Springs Arkansas as a natural kidney aid prescribed by physicians. Contact to obtain a case today.
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Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Ark
Girl Slayer Given Life After First Degree Murder
John K. Harrison aged 25 was sentenced to life in the penitentiary for the murder of his 15 year old sweetheart Edna Klaus The Cleveland case ended with Harrison protesting the sentence by shouting at the judge after the verdict was read.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
John K. Harrison
Edna Klaus
Harrison
Will Rogers Delights Emery Auditorium With One Night Show
Will Rogers presented a hits filled solo show at Emery Auditorium last night with the de Reszky Singers. The audience applauded his wit and vowed a return next year for a new monologue as he poked fun at White House Congress traffic rules and city life.
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Will Rogers
Emery Auditorium
Rogers
de Reszky
Hardesty Johnson
Floyd Townsley
Elwyn Mutch
Howard Kellogg
Mufti
White House
Congress
Cincinnati
New York
Nain Grute
Mrs. Margaret J Mason Dies on 75th Birthday
Mrs. Margaret J. Mason widow of George L. Mason of the Roanoke Apartments Clifton died yesterday at Bethesda Hospital on her seventy fifth birthday. Born in Portsmouth Ohio she had resided in Cincinnati for over fifty years. Survived by sons LeMear H. Mason of Chicago and Walter R. Mason of 2316 Maplewood avenue. Funeral at Mt Auburn Baptist Church tomorrow at 10 with Rev H L Crane. burial in Portsmouth.
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Margaret J. Mason
George L. Mason
Roanoke
Clifton
Bethesda Hospital
Portsmouth
Count Salm to Sue Rogers for Separation and Custody
Count Lud wig Salm Hoogstraeten announced plans to sue Millicent Rogers for separation in New York Supreme Court and seek custody of their infant son. He hints at an alienation of affection claim as he asserts his right to see the child.
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Count Salm
Millicent Rogers
New York
Ludwig Salm-Hoogstraeten
United States
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Securities
Herman B. Goodstein
Europe
Goodstein
Supreme Court
Palm Beach
Millicent
Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ludwig Salm von
Waikiki
Atlantic Ocean
Doctor Robbed by Four Black Highwaymen on Locust Street
Dr. Arnold Thorold, Swiss-born musician of Kemper Lane Apartments, reports four Black highwaymen robbed him on Locust Street near Park Avenue. They took a watch worth 150 dollars, a 90 dollar overcoat, a 150 dollar dress coat, and 30 dollars cash after stopping near Arms Hotel. He pursued a license plate but the assailants fled. police found no leads.
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Arnold Thorold
Kemper Lane
Locust Street
Park Avenue
Thorold
Arms
Seventh District
Geneva
Switzerland
Cincinnati
Cincinnati and Hamilton Bus Co Gains Four More Busses
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission granted the Cincinnati and Hamilton Bus Company authority to add four busses with seventy four seats despite a protest by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen joined the dispute, claiming the B and O would lose four local trains and sixteen rail workers would be laid off.
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Columbus
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
State Public Utilities Commission
Cincinnati and Hamilton Bus Company
Brotherhood of Railroad
San Francisco Chamber Music Society in Cincinnati concert
The San Francisco Chamber Music Society arrives in Cincinnati for a Woman's Club concert at 8:15 with a reception to follow. Hostesses include Mrs. Earl Galbraith and the club's music department leaders. The program features expert performers and the event is open to the public with tickets at the door.
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San Francisco
Chamber Music Society
Cincinnati
Woman’s Club
Sun Parlor
Earl Galbraith
George W. Dittmann
Albert H. Freiberg
Charles P. Taft
A. Howard Hinkle
Bertha Baur
David J. Workum
Charles H. Heine
Semma L. Roedter
C. Heflebower
Clarence Browning
Jonas Frenkel
James W. Brannin
H. Belin Voorhees
Albert Capelle
Charles
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EAN
Cincinnati Revenue Collector
Mountain Valley Water Co
Seventh St. Canal
Vioent Savings Bank & Trust CO
The
Commercial Tribune
Continental Life Insurance Company
Insurance Dept
Ohio
Cntry
Grace Sands Coffin
Ling & Co., Inc
Vine Street
Julia Wright Bailey
Roger Rogan
Glendale
Rogan
Margaret Minor
Alice Merrell
Elizabeth Haydock
Elizabeth
Mary Rogan
Ralph Rogan
Katherine Heekin
Jeanie Galt
Mary Benedict
Lida Mitchell
Charles Burchenal
Bromwell Ault
MacDowell Society
John M. Withrow
Reading Road
John Pogue
Herman Bellstedal
Nina Pugh Smith
Symphony Circle of the Woman's Club
Pittsburgh
Hyde Park
Clifton Music Club
K. W. Maxon
Greendale Avenue
Edward MacDowell
Lida Hosea
MacDowell
Lucy Polk Hosea
Hosea
Eleanor Wenning
John Gunkel
Jack Sterin
Symphony Orchestra
Tecka Riehert
Mesdames
Lucille Brettschneider
Louise Cohn
Love
Ilse ‘Huebner
Cincinnatis Cigar
Coronas
Londres
el Ricos
Joseph Knecht
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