Roper rules out general March 15 tax extension
The Internal Revenue Bureau will not extend the March 15 deadline for filing 1918 returns or paying income and excess profits taxes. Collector McCabe confirmed after conferees approved the revenue bill. Taxpayers are urged to pay promptly with quarterly payments and seek help from new advisory deputies as forms are printed for distribution between February 15 and March 1.
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Peoria
Ill
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
E. D. McCabe
Senate
House
Roper
Treasury
Bureau
Tam
Internal Revenue Bureau
House of Representatives
Soldier Returns With Bride in Henry News
Everett McBride, a Henry native helping build airplanes in Washington, married Rockford’s Mabel Awland last Saturday. They will reside in Rockford where McBride has secured work, following a visit to Henry relatives.
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Everett McBride
Henry
Sam
Washington
Lucy McBride
Mabel Awland
Rockford
Mr. McBride
Henry Republican
Atta Otto
Afflicted Judge Stone Family Struck By Illness
Judge C B Stone of the state supreme court in Peoria suffers flu with five household members ill. His eleven year old daughter contracts diphtheria and is quarantined but Dr Barbour reports she nears recovery. Also notes that washing eggs wastes millions of eggs annually due to shell gelatinous coating loss.
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C. B. Stone
Peoria
State Supreme Court
Barbour
Tragedy In Indiana Family Killings End In Suicide
John Hoskins killed his wife and two stepchildren at their home after a family quarrel over attending a picture show. He then wounded his daughter Irene Hoskins and killed himself with a razor after a neighbor intervened. A triple funeral followed for Mrs J R Hoskins Miss Campbell and Roy Campbell at Mt Zion cemetery.
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John Hoskins
Marshall County
Greenfield
T. W. Bobby
Hoskins
Gladys Campbell
Roy Campbell
Irene Hoskins
Marline Hoskin
Marline
Nevinville
J. R. Hoskins
Miss Campbell
Mt. Zion
For Sale and Wanted Notices from Henry Ill and Putnam County
A collection of advert notices include six room cottage sale touts farm help wanted and farm seed offerings. Listings mention Johnson Lutes Henry Ill Mrs Bruce Fountain W G Griffith McNabb Putnam County Ill J O Winship with seed corn and Marquis spring wheat also an administrator's notice appears.
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Bruce Fountain
Sarah C. Lash
Eustis
Fla
Iowa
W. G. Griffith
McNabb
Putnam County
Ill
Arly Leaming
Reid
J. O. Winship
Putnam, Ill
State Council of Defense Made Money Says Insull
In an address to Chicago’s Commercial Club, Samuel Insull claims the Illinois State Council of Defense operated as a money making body. He cites profits from seed corn, a lakefront war show, a public information fund, a food show, and recipe books, totaling about 450000 dollars, with costs borne by the state and fundraiser efforts.
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Commercial Club of
Chicago
Samuel Insull
State Council of Defense
State Councils of Defense
Mr. Insull
State Council of Defense of Illinois
Illinois
United States
National Department of Agriculture
Lake Front
America
Britain
China
Lawmakers Named to Committees in Sixteenth District
Speaker Shanahan assigned sixteenth district legislators to panels. Co M Turner handles Waterways industrial affairs agriculture and apportionment. W H Bentley to Agriculture apportionment elections and committee to visit penal institutions. Michael Fahey to Appropriations public utilities transportation and waterways. G E Fenwick, Funeral Director.
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Senatorial District
Shanahan
Co. M. Turner
W. H. Bentley
Michael Fahey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Internal Revenue Service
George Sleater
Judge Stone
Ym Fai Pea
Foot
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr. Scholl
Wen
Stoneberg’s Shoe Store
Ny Aan
Henry J. Schlosser
Lacon
Mildred Schlosser
Fred W. Potter
THE
G. E. Fenwick
Florid
Granville
Poland
Hayes
H. P
Rhode Island
Merrifield
M. D. Gallaher
EF. H. Child
J. E. Taylor
Hayes National
Mayes
Duke Bros
Henry, Illinois
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