Income tax filing thresholds and rates for 1921
Who must file four income groups based on net or gross earnings. March 15 1922 is final filing date and payment deadline. Location is the Collector of Internal Revenue for the district where the filer resides or has business. Full Form 1040A and Form 1040 instructions cover law and regulations. Four percent tax on taxable income up to 4000 after exemptions. Higher rates apply to excess income. Surtax ranges 1 to 65 percent on net incomes over 5000 for the year 1921.
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Internal Revenue
Rules for 1921 income tax information returns
The article explains reporting requirements under the 1921 information at source provision. It details forms 1096 and 1099 for payments of $1,000 or more, who must file including individuals, trustees, corporations, and agencies, and notes penalties for late or missing returns. It also covers reporting exclusions and how returns are processed by the IRS and deputy collectors.
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Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Friday Social and Club Activities Highlight
Social notes report the Friday Bridge Club meeting at 3 30 pm hosted by Mrs B M Alexander and the Sunbeam Band gathering at the Baptist Church at 4 pm. Mrs H C Hall entertained the Married Ladies Social Club and guests with geraniums on display.
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B. M. Alexander
Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
H. C. Hall
Married Ladies Social Club
Slaughter Proffitt Wedding In Stately Laredo Ceremony
The Slaughter Proffitt wedding at Christ Church on February 15 featured narcissus and camellias, an elegant Episcopal ceremony by Rev. Chas W. Cook, and a grand reception with orchestra and lavish decor. Attendants included Jed Jay as matron of honor, Rosary Lobdell as bridesmaid, and a host of family guests. The couple departed for their wedding trip amid rice shower at the station.
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Milton
Jed Jay
Horace Watson
Rosary Lobdell
Louisiana
C. O. Wrick
Brewer
David Slaughter
Randolph Slaughter
Edwin Wormser
Adams
Morgan
P. V. Blanchard
Lois Derby
Emilie Hassell
Dorothy Derby
Marjorie Lou Fish
May McLemore
Laura Taylor
Rosemary Lobdell
Marcus Wormser
Scratchley
Slaughter
John R. Lobdell
Ethel Clayton Wears Thirty Gowns in Wealth at Strand
Para mount star Ethel Clayton wears thirty Parisian gowns in her new film Wealth shown at the Strand Theatre next Sunday and Monday. The gowns, from Irisian shops after a world tour, set a fashion standard in the picture with a dramatic story and thrilling scenes. Werbert Rawlinson leads a strong supporting cast.
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Ethel Clayton
Paramount
Paris
Strand Theatre
Miss Clayton
Werbert Rawlinson
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted as Aiding Nature
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a medicine that aids nature by easing coughing aiding expectoration and helping restore health. It claims it relieves lungs opens secretions and has many testimonials. Readers are urged to try it for coughs or colds.
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Chamberlain
New Orleans Texas & Mexico seeks bond issue approval
The railroad asked the interstate commerce commission for permission to issue 991100 in six percent bonds to reimburse its treasury for expenditures and betterments in 1920 21. The request was filed in Washington on February 17 by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washington
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rumors swirl of possible attack on Juarez by Mexican revolutionists
Reports from Paso and Fort Bliss indicate lingering threat as Mexican revolutionaries reportedly plan an attack on Juarez. Brigadier General Howze orders demobilization if Passo withdrawal continues, while Major General Hines directs border protection efforts for Americans.
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Howze
Hines
Eahth Corp
Fort Bliss
Paso
Texas
Juarez
United States Cavalry
First Cavalry
Passo
San Antonio
John L. Hines
Eighth Corps
Specia Natructiona
Garner Protest Questioned In Soldier Bill Debate
Washington report says the soldier bill will reach the Republican caucus in ten days and pass the House, as Chairman Fordney asserts. Rep Garner of Texas condemned a secret session with an American Legion adviser, while Rep Mondell called his protest neither moderate nor accurate, noting Democratic practice in the past.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican House
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
House
Garner
Texas
American Legion
Mondell
Sheriff Buck Garrett Found Guilty by Jury in Ardmore
Ardmore Oklahoma February 17 Buck Garrett suspended Carter County sheriff was found guilty by the district court jury on the fifth ouster count alleging prisoners left the county jail before sentences expired. Counts one two four six guilty or not guilty. count three dismissed.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Buck Garrett
Carter County
Bates
Healdton
Fulton
Langston
Hignite
Mexico Quiet Amid Local unrest in parts of Michoacan and Jalisco
Reports from the postmaster indicate Mexico remains tranquil overall with exceptions in Michoacan and Jalisco. Communications extend to the Treasury secretarys without further disturbance noted across the republic.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Michoacan
Jalisco
Republic
Treasury de la Huerta
Wisconsin President Birge Replies to Bryan on Science
E A Birge president of the University of Wisconsin to a pastor letter defends objecting to uniting religion with discredited scientific theory. He cites history of the church noting earlier shifts on heliocentrism and evolution criticisms. He remains an atheist and unfit teacher in Bryan’s view for endorsing modern science.
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Sy Associated Press
Madison
Wila
E. A. Birge
University of Wisconsin
William J. Bryan
First Congregational Church
Birge
Bryan
Osage County Sheriff Freas Found Guilty on Gambling Charges
In Pawhuska Oklahoma on February 17 Sheriff Harvey Freas of Osage County was found guilty by a district court jury on two counts of permitting open and notorious gambling. He was acquitted on the deputy whiskey charge. The defense said it would seek a new trial, and Freas was suspended after the charges were filed.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Harvey Reas
Osage County
Freas
Ships Frozen in Ice Threaten 80 Vessels in Katterat Sound
Stockholm reports about eighty steamships trapped and frozen in ice at the Katterat and the Sound. Many risk being crushed as floes drift. Rescue plans include using flying machines to deliver food to the blocked ships.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Katterat
Sound
Two Men Killed In Explosion At Atlas Powder Works
An explosion destroyed a dynamite packing house at the Atlas Powder works landing in Lake Hopatcong New Jersey killing two men on February 17. The blast sent debris and smoke across the site as authorities investigated the accident.
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Lake Hopatcong
N. J
Atlas Powder Works
Landing
Free State Bill Passes House to Second Reading
London reports the Irish Free State bill moved to its second reading in the house of commons after an UlsterUnionist amendment to change the boundary commission was defeated.
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Associated Press
London
Irish Free State
House of Commons
Captain Craig
Ulster Unionists
Boundary Commission
Rawson Named Iowa Senator to Fill Kenyon Seat
Des Moines Iowa February 17 Charles A Rawson of Des Moines is appointed to the Iowa Senate to succeed William S Kenyon and will serve until the November election He previously led the Republican state central committee and served overseas with the Y M C A during the war in Paris He is 565 years old and the appointment followed rapid political momentum.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles A. Rawson
Rawson
Republican Central Committee
Willams
Kenyon
Kendall
Paris
Unionists Released After Cross-Border Raid
United press reports say forty two Ulster Unionists kidnapped in a recent cross border raid from the south have been released in Belfast.
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Belfast
Powers to meet on allocation of former German cables
Washington announced that representatives from France, England, Italy, Japan and the United States will assemble in Washington next week to decide how to allocate the three submarine cable lines seized under the Versailles treaty. England and France currently operate the lines.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
England
Italy
Japan
United States
Atlantic
Immitation coal touted by German chemist at half cost
A German chemist claims to produce imitation coal as good as the real article for half the price. The breakthrough promises cheaper fuel for industry and households seeking alternatives to conventional coal.
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Chemiet
Ice Covers All the Northeast in Severe Cold Snap
Northeastern United States lies under a thick ice sheet as a severe cold snap grips the region. Canton New York Northfield Vermont and Greenville Maine report temperatures around 22 degrees below zero, while New York City sees near zero amid moisture and wind.
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Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Canton
New York
Northfield
Vermont
Greenville
Maine
New York City
Egistera
Metropolis
Three UNC Students Die In Durham Collision At Crossing
In Durham on February 17 three University of North Carolina students were killed and three injured when their car was struck by a switch engine at a crossing in the eastern part of the city. The driver died, others were returning from a Raleigh dance. One survivor claimed most were asleep.
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Ty Associated Press
Durham
N. C
University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Preparation for Sanitary Meeting and Law Enforcement Talk
State Health Officer Florence arrived in Mexia Texas for a conference with local physicians on sanitary conditions. Local officials and groups finalized plans for the law enforcement meeting tomorrow where Governor Neff will speak.
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Associated Pras
Mexia
Tex
Florence
Neff
Minister Guilty of Murder Faces Life Imprisonment
Rev Harding Hughes 64, a superannuated minister, was found guilty of murdering Mrs Anna McKennon in May. The jury fixed life imprisonment and an appeal was announced. Prosecutors said Hughes hired Raymond Cole to kill the recluse to seize property with alleged mineral wealth. Cole, serving life for the crime, testified Hughes offered $850 and whiskey to carry out the killing.
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Ancher
Mount Ida
Ark
Harding Hughes
Anna McKennon
Hughes
Raymond Cole
McKennan
Cole
Neff Plans Texas Visit for Laredo Bridge Dedication
Governor Neff will travel to Laredo on Wednesday for the dedication ceremonies of the first all steel and concrete bridge across the Rio Grande. He will be joined by the governors of Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas.
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Austin
Texas
Neff
Laredo
Rilo Grande
Nuevo Leon
Tamaulipas
Woman Bounded for Excessive Telephone Calls
A Chicago woman was placed under a $1,000 peace bond after law enforcement heard she called Lawrence Reelin up to 40 times a day. The case hinges on the nuisance of persistent dialing and the bond aims to curb the behavior.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lawrence Reelin
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