Supreme Court rules gains from corporate assets taxable as income
Three government victories define income under the 1917 tax act. The court held that gains from corporate securities and the sale of capital assets are taxable as income, endorsing the government’s position and signaling relief from protracted tax litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Frierson
Treasury Department
duPont Powder Company
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company
Ur Ryerson
Chicago
Clark
Three Negroes Arrested After Disrobing to Prove Wardrobe Theft
Louis Cook, Ft. Thomas Police Chief, arrested three men after they were found walking along River road near Brent Kentucky with multiple coats and four pairs of trousers under their clothing. Detective E B Laffery cited theft of clothing worth $500 from Russell Kentucky Sunday night. The suspects Ernest Reiley Jacksonville Florida Oise James Birmingham Alabama and Percey Johnson Memphis Tennessee will be returned to Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Brent
Louis Cook
Ft. Thomas
Cook
E. B. Laffery
Russell
Ernest Reiley
Jacksonville
Fla
Oise James
Birmingham
Ala
Percey Johnson
Memphis
Tenn
Advertisements Index and Local Business Listings
Index of advertisements including Ion Record Pag Aeolian Co Vocal Amusements Arnold Fairyland Toys Burger Bros Malt Extract Cunard Anchor Line Fast Hills Coal and Supply Co Engelbert House Painter and related entries listed for the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeolian Co
Vocal Amusements
Arnold Fairyland—Toys
Burger Bros
Cunard-Anchor S. 8
Fast Hills Coal and Supply Co
Engelbert
Eee
Classified Ads and Local Businesses Listing Fragments
Fragmented OCR lists local firms products and services including Beazell and Chatfi Dividends Doherty and Co W.E. Fox and Co Foley's Honey and Tar and multiple brands such as Schaefer Rubber Co and Wurlitzer Public Recitals. Mentions of Louisville and Nashville Railway and various ads hint at a midcentury classified page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beazell & Chatfi
Doherty & Co
W.E. Fox & Co
Foley's
Gidding—Women’s Wear
Hathaway
Holt—Chemist
Égzeeens Eee Atees Peete Porrgi Apachesse
Cscccectccecs
Kolbe & Co
Beorete
Ress
Eessicvecvsccs
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Milner
Ohio Truss CO
Pinkham's
Pogue
Richmond Bros.—Paints
TOM, Nice
Ciswcc
Seg
Sasé
Seree Sas
Fromomarai—Topues
Cce
Schaefer Rubber Co
Sheviin’s
Oyster House
Swift Laboratory
Wurlitzer
Ota Oar
ML c
Cupid's marriage boom in Vienna after war
Vienna sees a surge in marriages and household formation, Consul Carol H. Foster told the Commerce Department. Records show 13,373 more households in 1920 than in the prewar year, with marriages rising from 17,791 in 1913 to 31,164 in 1920 despite housing shortages and sparse furnishings.
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Washington
Cupid
Vienna
Carol H. Foster
Commerce Department
Trousseau
Cleveland Detective Shot by Wife in Columbus Home
Police hold Katherine Gallagher 37 and Elizabeth Corslene after Katherine shoots her husband, Thomas Gallagher 40, a policeman, in their Columbus residence. Gallagher was critically wounded. the couple had been separated seven years but shared the same house.
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Columbus
Katherine Gallagher
Thomas Gallagher
Gallagher
Elizabeth Corslene
Special grand jury eyed for peonage deaths in Jasper County
In Georgia authorities report eleven Black victims found on John Williams plantation. A special grand jury may convene to probe peonage cases while Solicitor General Campbell meets Governor Dorsey. Jasper County officials pursue the lynching of Eugene Hamilton and indictments against Sheriff Persons and his son for kidnapping and forcing peonage. trial set for April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jasper County
John Williams
Campbell
Ocmulgee
Sparta
Dorsey
Williams Plantation
Eugene Hamilton
Section Notorious for Peonage in Georgia and Washington
Washington reports no word on the arrest of Jasper County Georgia farmer John Williams charged with peonage and murder. Officials describe the area where bodies were found as one of the department’s worst peonage districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Williams
Jasper County
Department of Justice
Panama Considers 500000 Loan Backed by Lottery Funds
Panama moves to back a new 500000 loan with the proceeds of the national lottery as US pressure grows against extending the current lottery. The extraordinary session also debates a 1,000,000 internal loan and appointing Panamanian jurists to draft a boundary decision with Costa Rica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
National Lottery
United States
Australian Air Fatalities Near Perth
Perth report says Lieutenant MacIntosh, who crossed from England last year, died in an air accident at Pilbara 800 miles northwest of Perth. His mechanic also died and a passenger was badly injured in the same crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Australia
MacIntosh
England
Pilbara
Harding Plans Broad Reorganization of Bureaus
President Harding signals a sweeping reorganization to place all secret service work and various fleets under new centralized management. The plan envisions order and supervision across agencies previously operating without single oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Harding seeks to coordinate government services across agencies
The March 28 1921 report notes a drive in the Harding administration to reorganize and consolidate government bureaus to improve communications and investigations. Cabinet talks center on a unified control of cables wireless and telegraph plus a general supervisory bureau for fleets and various investigative services. The aim is rationalization though concerns about overcentralization and turf wars remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Secarcely
Congress
United States
Navy
Revenue Cutters
Lighthouse and Steamboat Inspection Service
Lifesaving Service
Coast and Geologic Service
Japan
Naval Radio Station
Naval
Western Union Telegraph
Miami
Fla
South America
Ean
Department of State
Navy Department
Department of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secret Service
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Inspection Service
Post Office Department
Naval and Military Intelligence
Secretary of the Treasury
Newsboys Arrested Over Ford Paper Sale Test
Three newsboys were arrested in St Louis on peace disturbance charges for crying the Dearborn Independent sales. William E Blanchard of Detroit, a publisher representative, says he instructed the boys to cry the sale to test the legality of a police regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Henry Ford
The
Dearborn Independent
William E. Blanchard
Detroit
Liquor Raid Seizes $300000 in New York Wins and Wine
Prohibition agents seized liquors valued at 300000 in New York in the Bowery and nearby sites. The biggest haul came from the Menorah Wine Company warehouse with 2500 cases of wine and 500 barrels. The operation, led by Ernest S. Langley, found two 1000 gallon vats in the cellar and noted bottling on the upper floors. The Menorah Company had once been the Continental Wine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prohibition
Bowery
Menorah ‘Wine Company
Ernest S. Langley
Menorah Company
Steve Brodie
Continental Wime Company
Senator Cameron Denounces Suit as Blackmail in Alienation Case
In a formal statement Senator Ralph H. Cameron of Arizona calls a $100,000 damages suit for alienation of Mrs. Margaret McFarlin's affections "sheer blackmail." Filed in 1916 by Edward T. McFarlin, the case seeks damages and claims undue influence and detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ralph H. Cameron
Arizona
Edward T. McFarlin
New York
Cameron
McFarlin
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis Men Deny Charges in Ball Scandal
Carl Zork and Ben Franklin of St. Louis, indicted in Chicago on charges of plotting to throw the 1919 World Series, say they will post a 48 000 bond in Chicago this week and deny the allegations. They admit gambling losses and wins but claim no involvement in fixing the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Carl Zork
Ben Franklin
Chicago
Zork
Franklin
Tvroo
Cincinnati
Jost
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Gene Paulette
Landis
Ford predicts upturn in industry as Ford Motor Co moves toward full production
Detroit March 28 Henry Ford says the trend of industry is upward and that signs indicate the business low mood has been passed He predicts the Ford Company will soon operate on a full time production basis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Company
Fire Devastates Hemengray Glass Company Building in Covington
A major blaze last night destroyed most of the Hemengray Glass Company structure at Second and Madison, Covington, with $15,000 total losses. Firemen from Covington aided by Cincinnati and Newport fought flames fed by dry timber and nearby hazards for over an hour, as fears of spread prompted precautionary evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemengray Glass Company
Second
Madison Avenue
Covington
Cherry Fruit Company
Griffith
Covington Fire Department
Cincinnati
Newport
Patterson Bros
Three Fires At Dow Developing Company Plant
The Fire Department responded to three fires at the Dow Developing Company, 311 Main Street, within about three hours. A rear second floor blaze caused $150 in losses, a box of films in the darkroom caught fire, and a third fire was found in a waste paper basket in the office. Edward Steinway and Fire Marshal Joseph Trienen will investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Developing Company
Main Street
Edward Steinway
Fire Prevention Bureau
Steinway
Joseph Trienen
Pecos to Arm Warship Refueling at Sea
The Pecos, a fuel ship to be launched at the Boston navy yard on April 23, will enable underway replenishment for naval vessels. It is designed for 14 knots speed, 14,800 tons displacement, and will carry four 5 inch guns and two 3 inch anti aircraft guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Navy Yard
Rainy Cincinnati Weather Turns Fast Old Man Cincinnatus Gloomy
Old man Cincinnatus swears at spring as sudden 50 degree drop in temperature hits Cincinnati and surrounding areas. Rainfall floods LittleMiami River towns while Ohio streams rise but general flood risk remains low. Weather forecaster says warmth returns by midweek and storms subside.
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Cincinnatus
W. C. Devereaux
United States
Queen City
West
Cincinnati
Falmouth
Ohio River
Little Miami
Big Miami
Whitewater
Licking
Cincinnati, Georgetown
Portsmouth
Little Miami River
Devereaux
Old Boreas
Turkey to tax bachelors over twenty five
The Turkish Nationalist Parliament at Angora considers a bill to force men twenty five or older to marry unless health reasons prevent it. Bachelors will be heavily taxed while married men gain tax and military service privileges.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Angora
Two Brides Vanish After Automotive Honeymoon
Agnes Hetzell 18 and sister Mrs Thomas Hetzell 20, newly married in Atlanta Michigan, disappear on a honeymoon trip with two men identified as Henry and Jacob Hetzell. Police report a bewitching stranger lured them after a tire change near Akron, then fled toward North Jackson.
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Youngstown
Agnes Hetzell
Thomas. Hetzell
Henry
Jacob Hetzell
Atlanta
Mich
North
Jackson
Akron
North Jackson
Harding Pledges U S Aid to Farmers in Arid West
Washington march 28 governor davis and representative smith of idaho pressed for a vigorous federal policy to reclaim arid western lands during a White House meeting with president harding. they said he pledged government cooperation and a far reaching program to develop nonproductive tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Smith
Idaho
Harding
Panama to Evade Hughes Demand on Boundary
Washington March 28 Panama is expected to exhaust diplomatic means before complying with the Hughes boundary award. The Panama Assembly met in special session to discuss the note and officials said President Porras would be authorized to protest further against ceding disputed territory to Costa Rica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama
Central America
Hughes
Panama-Costa Rica
White
Panama Assembly
Porras
Costa Rica
Man Killed by Train on Trestle Near Cincinnati
Charles Radina fifty five is found dead after a B and O passenger train hits him while crossing a trestle at Sixth street and Mill Creek. He drowns in the swollen stream. his identity is confirmed through a pocket card and a relative. Survived by two sons, one a fireman and the other a chauffeur.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Sixth Street
Mill Creek
Charles Radina
Bethel Hotel
East Front Street
Andrew Felt
General Hospital
Aard
J. Cunningham
Considine Avenue
Price Hill
Mr. Cunningham
Cunningham
L. W. Radina Lumber Company
Clark and
Paulton Avenues
Walter
William
State Avenue
William Radina
Erk
Bethel
Dina
Chinese thank Harding for aid in relief work
Washington March 28 The Chinese republic expresses gratitude for President Harding's famine relief appeal in a cablegram to the White House. President Hsu Shih Chang says Harding's action shows the country has not looked in vain for counsel and aid in its distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
White House
Hsu Shih Chang
Insolvent Death Rumors Surround Brokerage Firm Testament
Rumors claim John M. Anderson died insolvent affecting Anderson & Powell of 25 East Fourth Street. The probate process shows an estate of about 75000 dollars with bank administrator and New York firm Hornblower & Weeks tied to a large debits liquidation. The will dated 1911 and the estate’s pending inventory raise questions about client losses and future settlements.
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Anderson
Citizens National Bank
New York
Hornblower & Weeks
Financial District
New York Exchange
Mr.Anderson
John M. Anderson, Jr
Mitchell Anderson
United States Service
Murray Seasongood
Edward A. Sisson
Citizens’ National Bank
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Mrs. G. M. Pullman Dies in Pasadena at 82
Mrs. George M. Pullman widow of the Pullman car inventor died in Pasadena after a brief illness at age eighty two. Her daughter and son-in-law former Governor Frank O. Lowden of Illinois were with her along with their four children. Pneumonia struck about a week earlier and she declined rapidly. Funeral arrangements were not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
George M. Pullman
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Mrs Harriet Sanger Pullman Leader Of Chicago Society
Mrs Harriet Sanger Pullman died today in Pasadena California. She married George M Pullman in 1867, inventor of the Pullman sleeping coach. He died thirty years later. She was a longtime leader of Chicago's exclusive social set and devoted to travel social events and charities.
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Chicago
George M. Pullman
Pasadena
Cal
Harriet Sanger
Pullman
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David Lawrence
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Ction
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Harry Patterson
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Patterson
Daniel Hemengray
Pattersons
Jake Hutchens
Muncie
Ind
Patterson Company
Ohio
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Hocking
Lancaster
Athens
Scioto
Muskingum
U. S
Card Clew
M. Anderson
House of Anderson & Powell
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