Tax filing rules for individuals and couples in Texas
Monday's Daily outlines who must file tax returns: single individuals with net income 1500 or more or gross 6000 or more and married couples with net income 3500 or more or gross 5000 or more. Filing ends March 15, 1926 at the Collector of Internal Revenues for the First District of Texas in Austin. Tax rates include 1.5 percent on the first 4000 over personal exemptions and credits, 3 percent on the next 4000, 5 percent on the balance, plus a surtax on net income over 10000. Instructions reference Forms 1040A and 1040.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District of Texas
Austin
Texas
Loss Deductions for Business and Farm Losses
Losses in a taxpayer's trade or business or in any transaction entered into for profit are deductible from gross income unless compensated by insurance. Losses not incurred in trade or business must closely fit the statute. Farm losses in business are deductible, while losses from a farm for pleasure are not.
Chaplin's The Gold Rush Opens at Royal Theatre
The Gold Rush is Charlie Chaplin’s new United Artists feature a symbolical autobiography set in the Klondike. Chaplin stars as a hard luck sourdough in pursuit of gold with pathos turned to comedy across about eight thousand feet of film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Royal Theatre
United Artists Corporation
Alaska
Weather forecast for Fort McIntosh region advised
The Times through the Chamber of Commerce reports a United States Weather Bureau forecast. Tonight and Tuesday expect fair skies with warmer temperatures. Mex. temp 61 degrees, minimum 50 degrees. Wind generally from the north with cloudy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Chamber of Commerce
United States Weather Bureau
Fort McIntosh
Citrus fruit planting expands in Laredo district
Nurseries continue distributing thousands of citrus trees to residents in Laredo and nearby areas. Agents report a busy season of planting to establish a commercial grapefruit orange tangerine and lemon crop once all trees have been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
District Court Opens Webb County March Term
Webb county's Forty ninth District Court begins an eight week term next Monday in the city. District Judge Mullally will empanel the grand jury and it will start work immediately, likely remaining in session through the week or longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb County
Forty-ninth Judicial District
Mullally
Watch THE TIMES daily opportunities priced at sixty cents
A brief notice promotes subscribing to THE TIMES with a daily watch for opportunities, priced at 60 cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Society notes from Mrs Violet Oberfelde column
Society column by Mrs Violet Oberfelde with updates on town events and social happenings. Contact details for the society editor are listed, including telephone reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet
Oberfelde Society
Historic Birthdays and Global Meetings Highlight Today
Today marks the 200th birth anniversary of Earl Howe and the 85th of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. Gen Bramwell Booth, Salvation Army leader, also in line for greetings as his 70th birthday is celebrated. Maine votes, Fort Worth convention, Geneva assembly, and New York hairdressers convention are on the day’s agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Howe
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Bangor
Biddeford
Maine
Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Fort Worth
Fox Conner
Dennis ©. Nolan
United States
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Germany
New Yor City
Charleston Is Not New Declares Dockstader Alum
George Marion of the original Dockstader minstrels asserts the Charleston is not a new dance but as old as minstrelsy. He marks the current leg throwing and knee shaking as evolved from the Twist, a 50 year old step once popular with black faced performers. Marion, in Hollywood for his golden anniversary as an actor, links it to Africa’s Essence ritual in his view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hollywood
Cal
George Marion
Dockstader Minstrels
Marion
Africa
Rise in U.S. passenger cars reaches 16.5 million
A survey by Col. Leonard P. Ayres shows 542 passenger cars in use per 1000 adult white males, totaling 16.5 million by end of 1925. He says no saturation point appears, with regional densities from 400 to 800 per thousand across states from the Middle Atlantic to the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Mar
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Col. Ayres
United States
Middle Atlantic
Pacific States
Birth rate in England falls below French level
London reports a troubling drop in births with only eighteen per thousand in 1925, lower than England's 18.3 and below postwar lean years. France averaged 18.7 births per thousand, making England notably low for that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
England
France
Social Calendar Meetings At Local Churches
The Methodist Church W M S holds a business meeting at 4 PM. St Annes Society meets at 3 PM at their hall with hostesses Mrs John Maher and Mrs John Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Methodist’ Church
John Maher
John Martin
Evening Comes Softly and Other Notes of Night
A poem by Edward Davison appears in the Saturday Review, followed by social notes. Mrs. 8. BE. Woods hosts a bridge luncheon with honorees, while numerous locals travel, visit, or attend events in Laredo and nearby towns including Corpus Christi, San Antonio, and the Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Davison
Saturday Review
London
BE. Woods
Blue Bonnet Tea Room
Walter Ross
Evelyn Woods
Lights and Guests Honor Mrs Blaine at Laredo Dinner
A dinner honoring Mrs Blaine wife of Wisconsin Governor Blaine drew many guests including Mesdames Hatley Watson Ellis Brewer Burr MacMaton and Lobdell. The decor featured silver vases pink roses and orange blossoms with punch and Mexican sweets served. Mrs Blaine praised travel and the country’s politics while hoping for a longer Laredo visit. The Tuesday Music and Literature Club convenes at 4 pm tomorrow at the High School Auditorium with Eugene ONeill Beyond the Horizon as the program led by Mrs Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Is. Lee Hotel
Philip Gordon
Plantat
Walthall
Mattie Walthall Lehman
Adelyne Bardenwerper
San Antonio
Syere
G. L. Hatley
H. G. Watson
W. Ellis
Ney-Li
Brewer, Co
CG. Burr
P. J. MacMaton
Travia Bruce
Bunn
J. Jy
Richter
Lobdell
Jack Lobdell
Blaine
Rex Tarver
M. P. Cullinan
Chas
Wolcott
Elizabeth Lobdell
Laredo
Eugene O'Neill
C. M. Fish
CG. M Fish
W. K Austin
Cattle Men to Meet Tomorrow in Fort Worth
The Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association holds its anniversary convention in Fort Worth tomorrow with an executive committee meeting today. Main aims include stabilizing the cattle industry and preventing surplus cattle and infected imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Ratsers
Robbers Bind Lady and Maids in Williams Home Raid
In Washington on March 8 five robbers raided Mrs. Caroline Williams residence, robbing a $2,500 ring and pearl jewelry after binding eight women and forcing Mrs. Williams to bed. A sixth suspect, Joseph Davis of New York, was captured by hotel workers as police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mra
Caroline Williams
Dispersed Strikers in New York Demonstration
Police dispersed 600 strikers as they attempted a demonstration in New York. Mounted officers and clubs were used. One hundred men and 26 women were arrested on disorderly conduct charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Five Escape From Hardeman County Jail After Overpowering Jailer
Five prisoners escaped from the Hardeman county jail in Quanab Texas after overpowering jailer Ted James. Two inmates charged with forgery and assault with intent to commit murder remained in custody and did not flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Quanab
Texas
Hardeman County
Ted James
Senate Judiciary Committee Adjourns Without Decision on Hearings
After a two hour discussion the Senate Judiciary Committee adjourned without deciding if public hearings should be held on pending bills to modify the prohibition amendment. A majority indicated opposition to hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Insurance Man Dies in Rooming House Fire
J C Templeton an Egypt Texas insurance man about sixty was burned to death when a two story rooming house in San Angelo was destroyed last night. Several residents escaped by jumping from windows. The fire started in the kitchen and origin is undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Texas
J. C. Templeton
Egypt
Plans to Control Beer Supply Through Mobile Enforcement Squads
Assistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury announces a campaign to regulate wine and beer by mobilizing enforcement squads. The revenue law tax on beverages opens all breweries to internal revenue inspections, aiming to curb bootleg sources and secure future beer supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Andrews
The
Treasury
T Mobile Squad
Internal Revenue
Officials urged to take a special oath on prohibition
Washington, March 8. Assistant Secretary Andrews said it would help if public officials take a special oath to obey the prohibition law. He refrained from commenting on the need for such action urged by several women's organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrews
Unclear OCR note on district improvements and legal motions
Fragmentary Associated Press text references Archer County January hearing and district improvements. Mentions appeals in several states and individuals in the South. notes unsuccessful intervention and a motion filed for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Archer Hiiprena
Bourke
Ita
Raopaning
Texas highway bids set record as $2 million in checks posted
Contractors posted $2,000,000 in certified checks to guarantee bid faith for Liberty Clay Lavaca and other county highway projects. The figure marks a Texas record for bid security ahead of the commission’s bid opening, with expected project costs exceeding $1.6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Exas
Cloge
Highway Commission
Liberty
Lavaca
Texas
AP Broadcast Will Explain News Gathering Tonight
The Associated Press outlines how 80,000 workers gather and distribute news. Radio executives and editors will explain the cooperative system from stations across the country. Southwest division HQ in Kansas City will air talks from WDAT, KS City Star, WIAA Dallas, and KFJP Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Co Operative
Tds
Kansas City
Southwest Division
The
Associated 'Press
Kansas
City
WDAT
Kansas City Star
WIAA
Dallas
KFJP
Oklahoma City
Texas Comptroller Announces Re Election Bid
The state comptroller Terrell announced today in Austin he seeks re election to a second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annoctiated Press
Austin
Texagy
Terrell
Guard to be stationed at Unknown Soldier tomb
Washington officials, with President Coolidge noted, plan a permanent guard at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier amid concerns over recent tours and disrespectful conduct at luncheon parties and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alghiseera
Marshall on Trial for Dietrich Murder and Dismemberment
Philadelphia reports that David Marshall confessed to killing Miss Anna Dietrich in January and dismembering her body to conceal the crime. Marshall, a chiropractor, appeared calmly for the trial as preliminary proceedings concluded, his wife absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
David Marshall
Anna Dietrich
Marshall
Rage to Reignited: Local Ad Offers Scrap Buyback
An odd classified note offers to buy old rage and wash away anger, inviting readers to The Times office with a promise of fair prices. The quirky appeal hints at a satirical or humorous local feature in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Office
Berkeley Gymnastics Team Brings Champion Lineup
Representatives from two prominent families join the University of California gymnastics team. The squad includes Paul G. Wilbur son of the Navy secretary and A Samaniego brother of Ramon Navarro. Coach A Pease cites few contests despite repeated challenges as proof of the team’s prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Paul G. Wilbur
Secretary of the Navy
A. Samaniego
Ramon Navarro
Moving Picture
A. Pease
Fewer and Better State Laws Movement Plans Denver Meeting
The Organization of the American Legislators’ Association reports progress toward its goal of fewer better and more uniform state laws. Its first annual meeting will be in Denver on July 19 and 20 following the America Bar Association convention. Henry W. Toll, president, says the group will keep state legislators' members informed and open to all lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
American Legislators’ Association
America’ Bar Association
Henry W. Toll
Washington Mare Finds Path to Committee
Fragmentary text from Washington discusses a mare and an efficacy board seeking to report before a committee. The readable items hint at a procedural matter involving a mare named in a local context.
Dallas man charged with assault to murder after pistol scuffle
Associated Press report from Dallas states that Tedford and his wife Ty were charged with assault to murder. K. F. Breeden, 40, was wounded in a pistol scuffle at his home. The man is held pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Dallas
Texas
Allas Branche
National, Biscuit Co
Thuidera
Pat ‘Tedford
F. Breeden
Court Rejects Challenge to American Participation
A court dismissed a legal challenge seeking to restrict American participation in a matter. The ruling clarifies that the challenged action proceeds under existing legal framework and officials remain authorized to oversee the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brome
Court
Toln
Prohibition Debate in Japan Targets Drinking Youth
An Associated report notes a reverberating stance in Japan where women and youth resist drinking. The men’s association seeks to curb sake use as part of broader social tensions amid prohibition discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Tokyo
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Weather Report
Paris
Marion Cleveland Dell
Grover Cleveland
William Stanley Dell
Princeton
Ociety
Charleston
Mesdames
J. FW. Doherty
J. W. Tompking
Corpus Christi
Guy Thompson
Mexico
Miguel Serrano
Mexico City
Georgie Meyers
Bula Milburn
O. W. Killam
Louise
Paderewski
Reuben Davis
Dolores
Sam Hausman
R. C. Bryant
Hebbrowville
J. W. Mussett
T. P. McNeill
J. W. Mussett, Jr
I. C. Cook
Hotel
Hamilton
Frank Groesbeck
Marion Radford
el Dorado, Ark
Sam Yates
Wriday
Pearsall
Edward G’sell
Baytown
Mr. LeGette Tarver
Club Reporter
Tured
Mobile
Guar
Antee
A. P. Story
Sociated Press
Associated’ Press
RAGE
Furnish
Mare
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!