Fourth Installment Of Income Taxes Due December 15
The fourth installment of income and excess profits taxes is due December 15 with a midnight deadline for payment to internal revenue collectors or branches. The 1917 provision granting ten days’ grace was removed by the 1978 act. payments may be by cash, check, or money order to the Collector of Internal Revenue to save trips and avoid cashier delays.
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Byerly
Tory
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Injunction Against Shipping Board Set Aside Today
Washington December 6 The injunction against the Shipping Board forbidding the sale of former German passenger ships was set aside today by the Court of Appeals following action by Congress authorizing sale and limiting the board’s powers. Explosions at dock New York December 6 A lighter loaded with explosives caught fire at Fort Hamilton dock in Brooklyn yesterday. A series of explosions followed and the burning vessel was towed into the Narrows drawing thousands of spectators. Cause of the fire is unknown.
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Washington
Aea'net
Shipping Board
District Supreme
William Randolph Hearst
Court of Appeals
Congress
New York
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Narrows
Telegraphic Briefs From Around The World
A digest of brief reports: Chinese labor unrest in West Virginia tied to coal operators. Chicago socialist congressman-elect rioted before 3,000 locals. Brooklyn explosions from a steamer fire disrupted homes with no fatalities. Fred Fuller won the National Championship ten mile run in 55 20. Decatur Stanley’s beat the Chicago Cardinals 10 0. Sinn Fein’s Michael O Flannigan offered peace. Greece plebiscite favored King Constantine’s return. Sonoma County jail mob attacked. four men and one woman held. shooting tied to assaults on young girls in San Francisco. Mrs Warren G Harding to tea with Mrs Wilson at the White House.
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Chicago
Meyers
London
New York
Brooklyn
Santa Rosa
Calif
Sonoma
San Francisco
Argentina withdrawal from League debate fuels 1921 outlook
The piece reports Argentina's possible withdrawal from the League of Nations assembly in Geneva, reactions from British papers, and the likelihood of delaying covenant amendments until a future meeting in 1921. United States prospects, including negotiations after President-elect Harding, are noted. Separate item: Flowers sent to a funeral in Minneapolis tied to the slaying of James A. Borte, leading to arrests of three youths who confessed to robbery and the shooting.
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Chicago
Argentina
League of Nationa
Assembly
Geneva
A. J . Balfour
London
Assembly of the League of Nations
Daily News
League
Teasuo
United States
Chronicle
Harding
McCormick
Paris
Medill McCormick
Minneapolis
Minn
James A. Borte
Superior
Wis
Percy Balmes
Donald
Royal Calgon
Bomb damages contractor's residence in Mount Kisco
The home of contractor Michael Pitrello was struck by a bomb, wrecking the front porch as he confronted a fleeing car. A local labor union leader was questioned. In Washington a sub committee was named to decide if reviving the war finance corporation should be joint or concurrent, not needing Presidential approval. Wheat futures rose with strong export demand and price gains across December and March contracts.
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Mount Kisko
Michael Pitrello
Pitrello
Hota
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Wilson
Minneapolis
Minn
Telegraph Convention Faces Opposition From U.S. Telegraph Firms
Washington reports a proposed telegraph convention among great powers faces strong resistance from American commercial telegraph companies. The plan, tied to international cable and radio use, requires later approval by a global communications conference and U.S. Congress ratification. U.S. officials note prior reluctance due to government ownership in many states. The American firms plan to challenge specific contractual clauses once the convention is finalized.
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Washington
Iuture National Communication
United States
Congress
Rights of censorship proposed to congress
Fragmentary note asserts a proposal to grant governments authority to censor in peace time, suggesting a legal framework for restricting speech during nonwar periods. The text references legislative action and the need to regulate information flow at the national level.
Chile Denies Rumored Chile Japan Alliance
Chilean foreign minister denies rumors of a formal alliance with Japan after a New York dispatch claimed European naval experts were evaluating Chile's strategic position in the Pacific and potential control of the Panama Canal.
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Rantiago
Chile
Tvula Aldanate Weheverria
Japan
Basta
Partisa
la Nacios
Paria
Doa Chicaso
Naral
United States
Mid’ Pacific
Possessing
Panama. Canal
Ten Years Younger Than His Years And Vitality At Fifty
A fragment discusses how feeling and looking younger boosts vitality and lifespan. It argues that strength vigor and mental alertness at age fifty improve odds of reaching eighty, though time cannot be stopped. The tone urges resistance to age’s decline and to maintain health.
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Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
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White House
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Grand Forks
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