Dr Mott Replies To Attacks On YMCA War Work
Dr John R Mott defends YMCA war efforts before League for Political Education in Carnegie Hall. He cites praise from General Pershing Italy France and Clemenceau and notes YMCA operations in 1000 buildings with 4000 staff, coal purchases to aid soldiers, 1500 huts overseas and 100 entertainment troupes. He urges critics to be specific constructive and fair, praising allied cooperation from Britain Australia and Russia.
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Tax deadline nears for 1918 income filings in three states
Severe penalties loom as March 15 approaches for Montana Idaho and Utah residents to file 1918 income tax returns with the Internal Revenue Bureau. Collectors and deputies offer free advice while credits exemptions and filing forms 1040 A and 1040 are explained for individuals and families.
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Montana
Idaho
Utah
William G. Whaley
Helena Mont
Internal Revenue Bureau
United States
Income Tax As A National Investment
Daniel G. Roper, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, argues that income tax is popular and democratic, levied according to individual success and wealth, with rates set by representatives of the people and proceeds viewed as a national investment for the country.
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Daniel G. Roper
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Eyebrow training and image in political life in Indiana
The Indianapolis News notes women gain voting power nationwide and will affect campaigns. It jokes that male candidates will need tailored attire and even eyebrow arching guidance to appeal to voters, predicting image becomes a key political tool as more women enfranchise and influence outcomes.
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Conalder
Indiana
Indianapolils News
Ice Cream Burned Creates Confusion for French Children
A scientist fed American ice cream to French farm children and observed that they mistook it for hot food at first. The children cried and hesitated as the cream appeared hot then cold, and their mother finished the dish to show it was cold and safe.
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Jagger" Crane
Company B
Spiker
Elder German Woman Seeks Kaiser After Peace Demonstration
A city resident of German birth, aged and unaware of World War I events, learned of the invasion of Belgium and the sinking of the Lusitania only after a peace demonstration. She vowed to deny the Kaiser passage to any of their sons, recalling her husband’s anti Kaiser's livery and his death.
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Belgium
Lusitania
America
New York Sun
Victim of Popular Song Ends With Amusing Misunderstanding
Lawrence Kellie recounts meeting a stranger who despised his name and feared the song Douglas Gordon. The man reveals he had endured months of condolence telegrams and letters, believing the song referenced him, then walks away in embarrassment.
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Lawrence Kellie
Douglas Gordon
Mr. Kellie
Kellie
Fire at Elliott House Triggers Alarm in Indianapolis
In an Indianapolis News report, George B. Elliott of the Breed Elliott & Harrison firm learns his old house burns. His mother raises the alarm, asking if the fire still burns, to which Elliott answers there is little he can do and asks to be notified of any danger.
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George B. Elliott
Elliott & Harrison
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