Final rush to settle income tax returns
An army of about 4,000,000 federal taxpayers faced the annual income tax filing season with rates one per cent higher than in 1930 as the 1929 tax regime returned. The Treasury expects a large workload with 16 carloads of forms distributed and receipts due by March 16. Severe penalties await late or fraudulent filings, including fines up to 10,000 dollars or imprisonment.
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United Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury
Missinn
Eni
Roweye
Arabian outdoor schoolroom lesson begins across the ground
An Arab school is conducted outside with both teacher and pupils seated cross legged on mats. Each child removes shoes and places them behind him before class starts. The scene emphasizes traditional teaching methods and outdoor learning practices.
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Dni
Nin
Kirkland Testifies in Slaying Case of 18-Year-Old Alene Draves
Virgil Kirkland defended himself from the witness stand in Valparaiso Indiana on March 6, denying charges of murdering 18-year-old Alene Draves during a November drinking party. He sprang from his seat when his name was called and proceeded to recount events at the crime scene.
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We United
Stomach Troubles Headache and Dizziness Remedy Ad
A testimonial advert promotes Tantac as a digestive remedy. Daniel Vinciguerea of Philadelphia reports relief from dizziness headaches and nervous fatigue after using Tantac, claiming improved appetite energy and sleep. The product is described as herbal with a tea-like dose and a money back guarantee.
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Taniac
Daniel Vinciguerea
Stiles St
Philadelphia
Tantac
City council approves gas franchise ordinance in Union City
Union City officials move to hasten natural gas service by authoring a franchise ordinance. City Solicitor Morrow’s form paves the way for the first company to bring gas to the city edge, aiming for instant adoption when the time is right.
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Union City
Mar
Morrow
Cowell
Cornell
Dispute Over Voting Machines Clouds September Primary
ARTE March 6 report notes two county departments clash over buying 15 extra voting machines to meet a contract. Commissioner MacLean says delivery will come once $11,000 is available, but Controller Willis warns the county faces a deficit and may need to borrow, as the item was not budgeted.
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ARTE
Roy Gustavson
Ue Jamestown Voting Machine Co
Ednesday
Alan H. MacLean
Harvey Willis
Willis
James Gibbons
Elgin
Byron Lewis
Tueaday
Jim Proctor
Neaday
William Hawley
Stewart Hilly
Had Perfect Attendance at Wender Senior High
February attendance records show 100 percent attendance for 22 students. Named pupils include Helen Borsa, Mary Camiel, Bernice Jaquith, Helen Kielar, Maude Baker, Milton Jaquith, Margaret Zamborlle, Sophia Borsa, Bertha Lewis, Joseph Smiel, Frank Cmiel, Joe Pondel, Helen Pondel, Edward Zamborlls, Walter Borsa, Teddy Kielar, Katherine Borsa, Helen Caiiel, Lizzie Zamborik, June Lewis, John Kielan.
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Wender Senior Wap
Helen Borsa
Mary Camiel
Bernice Jaquith
Helen Kielar
Maude Baker
Milton Jaquith
Margaret Zamborlle
Sophia Borsa
Bertha Lewis
Joseph Smiel
Frank Cmiel
Joe Pondel
Helen Pondel
Edward Zamborlls
Walter Borsa
Teddy Kielar
Katheryne Borsa
Helen Caiiel
Lizzie Zamborik
June Lewis
John Kielan
Child's Conservation League Meets At Wright Street
Eleven members and one visitor attended a warm Child's Conservation League gathering at Clifton residence on Howard Wright Street. Mrs. Feldt and Mrs. Anderson spoke on child education while Mrs. Mount presented The Story of the Bee. Cake coffee and social hour followed before adjournment.
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Child's Conservation League
Clifton
Howard
Wright Street
Edward Feldt
WM. Anderson
J.B. Mount
Bee
Car Crashes Into Engine On Crossing
A Ford coupe collided with a Buffalo Pittsburgh train engine at the P R R crossing near Head of Center Street at 3:00 AM. Driver Charles Clippinger of Lakewood suffered minor back and ankle sprains. passenger S Nelson of Cedar Avenue was uninjured. No watchman was present. front of the car sustained major damage.
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Cipy
Marc
Buffalo
S. Nelson
Cedar Avenue
Ford
28 Tons of Concrete Silence Big Gasser
Corning New York reports relief from a Tioga Pa Meeker gas gusher after applying a Christmas tree valve system. Twelve miles south of Tioga the casing held back a colossal gas flow using 28 tons of concrete to secure mushroom-shaped cement, then valves were sealed gradually cutting the roar and pressure.
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Corning
N. Y. Mar
Tioga
Tere
Okahoma
Haliburton
News Notes From Elgin
Elgin residents and nearby towns report activity with visits among families. Maple syrup making appears active as spring nears with growers weighing prices amid early 1930s economic concerns. Local clergy and society groups note prayer meetings and Ladies Aid gatherings while farmers and merchants report busy days in Elgin and Beaverdam.
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Elgin
Mary—wowmgnt
Beaverdam
Clark McCray
Lee McCray
Robert McCray
Emma McCray
Brie
Hilw Manson
Friendly Corry
Pickup
Union City
George Wood- Mansee
Miahond Clark
Corry
Charles Munson
Francis McCray
Baptist Church
B. C. Clark
Ladies Aid Society
R. C. Carstater
Erie
Leaders press for adoption of Baskob's plan
Reported continued discussion across states Illinois Wisconsin Washington on prohibition. Republicans split with some favor repeal while President Hoover opposes it. Democrats push the issue toward a showdown, highlighting party divisions over the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Baskob
Land
Tllinois
Wisconsin
Washington
New York
New Jersey
Hoover
Railroad executive Kills Self in Philadelphia Hotel
Nicholas C. Brooks a 50 year old executive of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad shot himself in his hotel room in downtown Philadelphia. Police found his body in the bathroom with a pistol in hand and a note to his brother in law requesting gentle news to Muriel Brooks his wife.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Nicholas C. Brooks
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Brooks
B. Ward Goodliffe
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Murie
Muriel
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