Mott Defends Y M C A War Work in Carnegie Hall
Dr John R Mott general secretary of the Y M C A defended the organization’s war work before the League for Political Education in Carnegie Hall. He cited Italian king Clemenceau and General Pershing praise and outlined aid to soldiers at home and abroad, urging critics to be specific constructive and fair.
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Income Tax Returns Due by March 15 1919
Severe penalties loom for delinquent filings as the Internal Revenue Bureau hammers home the March 15 deadline. Montana Idaho and Utah residents must file Form 1040 A or 1040 with the proper exemptions and ensure all income items from wages interest and other sources are accurately reported to avoid penalties.
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Income Tax Is Truly Popular says Daniel G Roper
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue declares the tax system is popular and by the people for the people. He argues taxes are graduated by individual success and funded by opportunities from free institutions. The proceeds are a national investment.
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Eyebrow training for candidates and the voting era
An Indianapolis News column notes that as women gain the ballot in the nation candidates will face scrutiny of appearance. It jokes that men seeking office will need impeccable dress and tailored looks, predicting arched eyebrows and refined style as a growing political factor.
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Indianapolils News
Ice Cream Confounds French Children With Heat Cold Trick
A scientist named Jagger Crane served American ice cream to French farm children to test heat and cold properties. The kids cried it was hot at first and resisted, fearing the white fire. The mother finished the dish to prove it cold, and the children eventually ate the rest.
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Old German Woman Wishes to Strike the Kaiser in Peace Moment
A New York Sun report recalls an elderly German-born woman in a city yesterday who learned of the war’s invasions and sinking of the Lusitania from a peace demonstration. She swore in anger to see the Kaiser, recalling her German husband who wore the gray and feared his sons inheriting that livery.
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Victim of Popular Song Causes Comment in tale
Lawrence Kellie recounts an amusing encounter sparked by the song "Douglas Gordon." A man he met disliked Kellie’s name and revealed telegrams and condolences linked to his own name. He admits the song is not about him and departs, leaving Kellie puzzled.
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Fire Flares From Elliott House In Indianapolis Incident
The mother of George B. Elliott of Breed Elliott and Harrison reports an old Elliott home burning in Indianapolis. Elliott asks if the blaze still roars, then says there is nothing he can do and asks to be notified if the fire threatens.
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Elliott & Harrison
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