Income tax rulings issued by collector in Wyoming
The Associated Press reports a statement from Internal Revenue Collector M K Reynolds detailing new revenue legislation effective November 28 1921 and calendar year 1922 tax rates exemptions and changes. It notes personal exemptions for dependents increases for married couples and singles and repeal details for stock holders in service corporations. It also lists abolitions of taxes on various goods and changes in filing deadlines and payment timing.
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Associated Press
Collectir of Internal Revenue
M. K. Reynold
Diatelet
Wyoming
Internal Revenue
Taxpayvie Ory
Sax ix
Agitax
Personal Service Corporation
Cemmins
Lonat
Marshal Fogh Started for Hone Today
Marshal Vook left New York for France, carrying gifts from Americans in praise of wartime service. The gray, slight figure bade farewell amid cheering crowds and boarded a transport with six large cases of gifts for soldiers. He described the voyage as part of a vast, historic conflict.
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Associated Press
New York
Marshal Vook
Gray
America
Germany
France
Obituary for Cop. Birdewl Birdsall Born in New York City
The late Cop. Birdewl Birdsall was born February 28, 1808 in New York City to Judge Charla E Birdsall and Amwodu Rirdsall. He worked as a lawyer in Ward County and Melgin Illinois, then Chicago, later selling and managing sales in the western states before running a ranch at Wind River and finally the Dubois Mercantile Company. He died while heading the automobile business in Dubois.
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Cop. Birdewl
New York City
Charla — E. Birdsall
Amwodu Rirdsall
Robert Irving Watil
Mary Irving
Nina Amanda
Mra
J. E. Brownleg
Idaho Palla
Idaho
Marrant
Wid
Ehild
Julia Mary
Chicago
Wind River
Dubois Mercantile Company
Dili
Lander
Hill
Blasts Kill Steam Shovel At Crawford County Mine
A steam shovel at Menghiul Coal company plant in Crawford county Krakow was wrecked by two blasts heard in the north part of the county. The plant, under lease, had not operated for three weeks, with debris reported by Hy Associated Press as the cause of the disturbance. In parallel dispatches Ulster’s stance on Irish free state participation was voiced by Sir James Craig, Belfast reports indicate. A separate note from Washington mentions talks on a railway project involving Japan and Manchuria amid broader diplomatic exchanges.
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Associated Press
Piptsburg
Kans
Dee, la
Crawford County
Wrecked
London
Ulster
Irish Free Atutes
Great Britain
Southern Ireland
Lloyd
W. Ton
Washington
State Department
Hold Up In Which Two Were Shot
A late night hold up in Lander ends with Joe Darlington wounded and the suspect Lemmon arrested near Third Street. Darlington, shot in the stomach, pursued the gunman to Fremont Lumber and was hospitalized. Lemmon, 19, also wounded, faces arrest as police investigate the case.
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Lander
Vetion
Third Street
Joe Darlington
Amoretti
Darlington
Liv
Darington
Fremont Lamber Comepany
Bishop Randall Hospital
Lemmon
Barney, Beard
Routh Third Street
Lemmon Xant
Texas
Investigation into Colorado mine disaster cited six deaths
Morrison Colorado December 14. Jan Dalryuyle the state coal mine inspectors conduct an inquiry into the Balanie coal mine blast and gas tragedy that killed six miners after fumes filled the mine when airflow was shut off by a hurried wind.
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Morrison
Colo
Dalryuyle
State Coal Ming
Hadden
Soldier's Bonus Bill Moves Forward After Christmas
The Ways and Means committee plans to advance the soldier's bonus legislation after Christmas, financed by Chairman Fonlung. Wordnap noted support from Goishines for New York and urged collaboration on adjusted compensation legislation, with details to be determined how funds will be raised.
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Wwington
Teo
Chaiman Fonlung
Wordnap
King George Favors The Irish Peace Settlement
King George opens the special session of Parliament urging approval of the articles of agreement to end centuries of strife. He notes the agreement, reached after months of negotiations, would make Ireland a free partner in the British empire and fulfill its national ideals. Lloyd George enters to a wave of cheers as ratification is pressed.
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London
George
Ireland
Commonwealth of Nations
Lloyd George
Federal commissioner to chair Colorado River basin board
President Harding likely to appoint a federal commissioner within a week to serve as chairman of a board representing Wyoming Colorado Utah New Mexico Nevada California and Arizona. Governor Campbell of Arizona discussed the request with the president today on behalf of the six states to address Colorado River distribution issues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Consioners
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Nevada
California
Arizona
Colorado Riviver
Harding
Campbell
Commandery Elect At Hugh de Payne Meeting
At a Hugh de Payne Commandery gathering last evening officers for the next year were elected. A. A. Aking-E to command. Marion Generalissimo. Bradatreet Captain General. Matt Maguire Senior Warden. W. J. Hogane Junior Warden. Park C Hayes Prelate. W. H. Dickinson Treasurer. N. A. Brown Recorder. A. G. Bennett Sworl Bearer. James Stewart Stanford Bearer. John G. Bruce Warder. Installation set for December 27.
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Hugh de Payne
A. A. Aking
E. Comander
Marion
Generaliasimo J
Bradatreet
Matt Maguire
W. J. Hogane
Park C
Hayes
W. H. Dickinson
N. A. Brown
A. G. Bennett
Sworl
James Stewart—Stanford
John G. Bruce
Showed Nerve as Darlington Chased Shooter After Shootout
Joe Darlington showed nerve after being shot three times during a hold up. He pursued the gunman up town despite wounds, displaying boldness and fearlessness. The incident underscores his resolve and courage in a dangerous moment.
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Joe Darlington
Mr. Darlington
Surprise Party Delights Mr Kramer and Mrs Man
A surprise party honoring Mr P L Kramer and Mrs Man oun was held at their Rd Btelaner residence. Guests joined in five hundred, then an elaborate luncheon followed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thomas Akion, Mr and Mrs Dewey Plomawr, Mr and Mrs Olyibe Cvselesky, Clara Moomi, Velma Clerk, Julie Golliven, and others. A Cedar Chest for Xmas gifts was discussed amid social chatter. The note ends with thanks to Lander Wurnitore and Hardware Cote for arrangements.
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P. L. Kramer
Confessed to Killing Pavioician by Wife in Brooklyn
Mrs. Charles H. Raizen, wife of a toy maker, faced arraignment in Brooklyn court on a charge of killing Dr. Abram Glickstein at his office last Saturday. She claimed eight years of suffering and a manipulative hold by the physician, saying she acted in self defense with a revolver.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles H. Raizen
Brooklyn
Abram Glickstein
Reizen
Glickenstein
Gun Club Organized At Lander Rifle Club Formed
The Lander Rifle club met at the Noble hotel and elected officers for 1922 George O Neal as president Gene Corbin as vice president Harold Del Monte as secretary H G Bizzell as treasurer and Herbert McGoun as executive officer The group has applied to the government for guns and ammunition for target practice and hopes to begin active work by year end.
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Lander Rifle Club
Noble Hotel
George O'Neal
Gene Corbin
Harold del Monte
H. G. Bizzell
Herbert McGoun
Salvation Army Drive Set for Fremont County
The Salvation Army will launch a Home Service Funds drive in Lander on Monday December 19 led by Kiwanis Club and Legion boys. Fremont County quota is 4900.00 with each community asked to contribute. James B. Mack of Trinidad Colo heads the Wyoming drive and will coordinate with local committees. Nearby corps include Casper Cheyenne Laramie and Sheridan with aid available to Fremont residents when needed.
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Lander
Kiwanis
Legion Boys
Fremont County
James B. Mack
Trinidad
Colo
Salvation Anny
Wyoming
Army Corps
Casper
Premont County
Casper Corps
Cheymont
Laramie
Hank
Sheridan
County levy apathy sparks tax vote clash
County officials face opposition as the state board pressures a tax levy. Reports say a news error misled readers about the eight mill levy, prompting residents to question county actions. Time will tell how commissioners respond to the dispute.
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Suite Board
Ita
Wtite
State Board
Loww
Wyoming Court Voids Last Marriage Law Over Disease Rule
Cheyenne December 14 Wyoming Attorney General W L Walls says the previous act banning marriage for men with communicable diseases is void. The statute required a physician certificate of no venereal disease but the title did not reference such provision, rendering it ineffective. The rest of the notice contains local ads and notices about auctions, furniture, pianos, sales, and events in Lander and surrounding area.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
W. L. Walls
Ango Irish agreement ratification discussed by Dail
Dublin news reports the Dail postponing decision on ratifying or rejecting the Anglo Irish agreement until Thursday. A public pension vote and further debate were planned as deputies ponder whether London delegates acted within powers. De Valera opened sessions noting delegates were to submit treaty text for approval.
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de Dall Br‘ann
Dail
London
Eamon Devalera
Man Confesses to Killing School Teacher Near Dorchester
Throst age 26 confessed to authorities that he killed Misa Inga Magnuson a 23 year old schoolteacher near Dorchester on Monday after her rejection of his advances. The two had been childhood acquaintances and she was found beaten to death at the schoolhouse.
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Preas
Wauron
Town
Dev
Eart 'Throst
Misa Inga Magnuson
Dorchester
US House approves 20 million famine aid for Russia
A twenty million dollar appropriation will fund grain and food distributions to famine districts in Russia under a House Foreign Affairs Committee bill. In other news, two county jail inmates were released by sawing bars, and Paris officials floated a temporary pause on German reparations payments.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Dee
Russia
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Women Militants Expand Coal Mine Protests Across Region
Militant women driving in over a hundred motor cars move to Cherkee and Mulberry counties, expanding protests that have prevented mine work as state guards mobilize. The chaotic scene follows days of occupation and disruption in the district.
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Pittsburg
Kang
Dee. d
Cherkee County
Mulberry
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