No Way to Evade the Income Tax
Washington notes heavy penalties for failure to file income tax returns. Officials will visit every county Jan to March to assist taxpayers, with strict penalties for late or fraudulent filings. Farmer and general taxpayers must report net income above thresholds and may deduct certain debts. normal tax rate is 2 percent above exemptions.
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Washington
collector of internal revenue
United States
Jan
Marchtte
Witch WAY
internal revenue
bureau of internal revenue
Vie
Two Aviators Die in Fort Worth Flight Crash
Fort Worth Texas reports aviator fatalities as Guidor Mott a Canadian cadet with the Royal Air Corps is killed near Everman twelve miles from town during a training flight. Hours earlier A Davison son of a New York banker also died in a fall.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Guidor Mott
the
Royalty by corps
Evermin
Ifo
A. Davison
Davison
New York
Hundreds rounded up Minority Socialists arrested by German officials
London reports that more than 900 members of the German minority Socialist party were arrested by military authorities. The roundups occurred in several towns as the minority Socialists resisted allegiance to the government and refused to follow leaders like Philipp Scheidemann in fully endorsing the regime.
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London
Socialist party
Bowles Calls Wooden Ship Program a Mistake
Admiral Bowles told Senate committees the wooden ship program was a misstep and cannot meet deadlines. He said the venture was launched too large for U S production and profits granted builders were too high. Conspirators arrested in Brazil and the Caribbean region are noted in a separate item.
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Washington
FL A. Mowles
itriutcal construar
ant
fee general miinager
Laard's
emergency fleet corporation
senate commeres
Bowles
cammites
Catso
Admiral Bowles
counie
Admiral Rowles
Camden
NX. i
Wooster Glee Club Performs For High School Athletics Benefit
A 25 member Wooster Glee Club entertained Thursday evening at the Technical School Auditorium for a benefit supporting athletics. A crowded attendance reflected audience approval. The group left Friday morning for Chillicothe to perform for soldiers at Camp Sherman. Six members rode the 5:05 Penney train and joined the Interurban at Chew Junction.
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Wooster Glee eli
henetic
tech School
Chillicouhe
Camp Sherman
Chew Junction
Chillicothe
Heirs of Baker Estate Meet in City Council Chamber
A large delegation of the Baker heirs met in the City Council Chamber to discuss settlement plans for the estate. Attorney Chase of Michigan represented the heirs, with Druggist 4 and Eyiman as local president. several out of town heirs attended including Mrs. Thomas Frasure and others from Lizan and neighboring areas.
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Baker
Attorney Chase
Michigan
4. & Eyiman
Thomas Frasure
Martha Prasure
Jeavell Welber
Nicodemiy Tigner
Lizan
Perry Trener
af dierent
German ammunition train bombed near Rouselavre Belgium
A German ammunition train was destroyed in a massive explosion after British airmen dropped bombs on the railroad near Rousselave Rouselavre Belgium. The blast nearly laid the town waste and caused extensive damage and fires.
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Rousselavre
Belgium
Humane Officer Aids Neglected Cattle Near Luckyville
Humane Officer HW Alvac responded to reports of cattle in poor condition near Luckyville Wrijlay. He arranged care and feeding, reassessed the farm in Aman ia township, and secured help to feed and tend the stock. The farmer cooperated as officers organized pasture and shelter.
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ALvac
Luckyville
Amania
Look Out For Zero Weather
Below zero weather is predicted for Saturday morning, prompting caution for outdoor activities and travel. Weather officials urge warm clothing and early start times as freezing conditions loom.
Not Improved Injury Case Report
Mr Tienry Watoer suffered harm after a home incident with a tadis injury. He remains under care of Ay Tine and Dettisn Quteali for medical attention and monitoring.
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Tienry Watoer
tadis
fae Ay Tine
Dettisn Quteali
US Consulate Bomb Attack Reported in Odessa
The text notes a bomb attack on the American consul in Odessa causing considerable damage. It mentions Archibald Roosevelt in France facing a Cate taincy, 300 American railway engineers arriving in Jasin, and work on the Trans-Siberian railway briefly abandoned. Also reports Dr James Brees killed at Atlanta federal prison by a prisoner Demeter Popen.
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Odessa
iussin
Koewenant
Archibald B. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
France
Russia
Jasin
James Brees
Atlanta federal
Demeter Popen
Mies
Virginia B
Robert Monard Gamble
valval corps
Jacksonville
Rio
New York
Home Return After Hospital Stay
Mrs Charles Seifert left tty Hospital today for her home in Dramen after an operasion three weeks of recovery. Mrs Clarence Schotaid and baby were discharged today from a Bremen hospital. The stork brought the baby to Mrs Scholt two weeks ago.
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Charles Seifert
tty
Dramen
Clarence
Man mauled hand at Mocking Wass Poetry event
A poster at 224 West Chestnut Street dropped and maimed a man on his left hand injuring tendons and bones. He was taken to hospital. The body of Mrs Rose Ruechner was due to arrive from Los Angeles, California, Sunday evening or Monday morning.
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West Chestnut street
Wass
Rose Ruechner
Los Angeles
California
Overcoat deliveries lag behind contract amid wartime supply strains
The Senate military committee examines war material supply as shortages hinder coats and other clothing for the arts and matériel. General Sharpe cites large orders, factory strikes, and private machinery issues as causes. projections show more supply needed with 48 percent short of contract for the period. In a separate note, Candie Reker, 16, dies after a handgun accident while playing with a 22 caliber revolver, striking Lee Patrick.
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Westmelon
Dey
national
memiere
senate milit cormittee
Wajer
Sharpe
ammittee
hay
birgely
lek
uy France
TSO
Van Wert
Dee
Candie Reker
Lee Patrick
Francis Patrick
Christmas Cantata Pleases Grace Reformed Church Audience
Grace Reformed Church presented an unusually fine Christmaniteie program with Morning and Evening services. Flora Brown directed the organ, Miss Katharine Bowers sang, and Mildred Black led a pantomime. The choir offered The Angelic Choir and There Were Shepherds with soloists Catherine Bowers and Mildred Black. Frederick Hummel performed violin. Miss Alior Fricker and the Women’s Chorus contributed strong vocal work. A purse gift to the pastor followed, and the event concluded with Rial fat the Lord's Anointed and Crimmen Thi offertory.
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Grace Reformed Church
Dee
Flora Brown
Katharine Bowers
Charles
Mildred Black
Mise Black
Frederick Hummel
BE. &. Engle
Jacob Parrish
Earle E. Houser
weaher
AMalen Hill
anel selecian
Catherina Bowers
Frederick Mumimnell
Miss Bowers
Mildred Bhick
Afary
Alior
Fricker
ital
hark
Lawl
Catherine Jowers
Alice Fricker
Miss Fricker
Rial
Mise Pantra
Gliss Bleek
rrederiek dhammell
Crimmen
tod
Woman Testifies in Lehman Murder Trial at Wanseon
Mrs. Alen Fenton the so called other woman in the Frederick Lehman murder case testified in court. She faced cross examination and admitted improper rejections with Lehman shortly before the young wife was killed as the defense pressed for leniency.
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Wanseon
Alen Fenton
Frederick Lehman
croym
Fenton
Lenman
Leluran
Chinaman a death by own action reported in Cleveland
A fragmented Ohio news brief mentions a man named Chinwinau involving a death by his own action in Cleveland. The note references health administration, a police chief change, an assault case in Kenton, and wartime era saloon raids in Columbus with soldiers present.
Mexican Border Raid Crushed by U S Cavalry Chase
Ten Mexicans were killed and several wounded after American forces led by Colonel Langhorne cornered the raiders on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande. One U S soldier Keely was wounded but should recover. Horses were recovered and pursuit extended about ten miles into Mexico before returning to American soil.
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Marfi
Tex
Candelaria
Gerfree J. Langhorne
Rio Grande
John F Keely
Mexico
Americana
Rio vrante
Americcan
Pishe
Pierce Nominated for Brigadier General by War Department
Colonel Pat Pierce, nominated by the War Department for brigadier general rank, was endorsed by Secretary of War. The nomination follows his role in war council work with Washington and his liaison duties with the War Industries Board during wartime efforts.
Draft Ready For War Equipment Delayed Until March
In St Clairsville Ohio on December 25 a plan confirms equipment for the draft will be prepared by March. The policy shows 50 percent readiness as orders come, with new rules affecting those previously accepted. Two fatalities are reported: TY Vinson a brakeman killed in a derailment at Bair Point and Walter Band killed by a falling stone in a nearby mine.
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Washington
St Clairsville
TY. Vinson
Walter Band
Vicon
Omisssions Noted In Peace Terms At Brest-Litovsk Talks
Report notes omissions in peace terms proposed by Austria Hungary and Germany. Czernin states core principle is no annexations or indemnities but requires guarantees from Russia and allies. Delegates press for acceptance of terms by Brest-Litovsk participants while avoiding forced territorial terms.
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Lonion
Idec
Brest-Kilovsk
Czernin
Russia
Count Chernin
United States
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Serbia
Al sance
Lorraine
saverr
Count Czernin
Brest
ale Qo
German Attacks Fail near Verdun in Latest Onslaughts
London reports German efforts to break French lines at Verdun failed again as Allied countermeasures and artillery repelled advances. Tactical setbacks on the northern front include slowed German progress and reinforcing efforts amid ongoing fierce engagement.
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Verdun
London
Brenna
Dining cars doomed amid travel upheaval and fare shifts
Fragmentary report notes drastic changes in rail travel as dining cars disappear under reduced services. It mentions the Havtra regime and General McAdee era affecting operations, with private car and fare reforms detailed and broader transport disruptions implied.
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Washinton
Dee
wriler
McAdee
eante
ethoreney wall
gary sf bresent
Waeeld
Ishek Vatiman
terns
toreed nore
sitre fy nee reese
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