Tax Answers On Income Tax Law By Charles A. Srodak
Charles A. Srodak, a New York attorney, explains the income tax at the source enacted Oct 3 1913. He answers who is taxed, how rates and exemptions work, and how returns and deductions are calculated for individuals and corporations with emphasis on pre law income and special cases.
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United States Supreme Court
Congress
Ig Tin
United States
Hustéms
Guanhans
Tisbes
All American Picked by Eastern Coaches in Football
Eastern coaches and authorities name tentative All Eastern team selections as debates continue over the best players. Notable choices include Yale's Lett and Yale in key positions, with Notre Dame and Michigan players prominently mentioned. The discussion touches tackles, backs, and ends, while a few near-consensus picks emerge amid campus loyalties and regional biases.
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New York
TLS
Amoy Me
Jexdia
Amd
Sustaan ‘Critinan
Wan
Secional
Iran
University A
Nebraska
Tle Wan Censis
Eve Knienvn
Notre Dame
Craig
Riten
Chivage
Ais
Keeney
Wiueriae Frick
de of
Sean Terrae
Salmi
Centead
Milles
Hennings
Michigan
Cleveyv
Wisconsin
Wisconspiar
South Dakota
Kirk
Lowa
Ann Arbor
Dusan
Theearther
Boshurdien Enya
Tapi
Muself
Paterson
Houghton
Lawn
Feenely
Notre Bate
Robertson
Minnesota
Allewestern
Solon
Rockney
Notre
Ant
South Dako
Fay
Keelor
Descardion
Chicana
Charteronsh
Baseball Training Camps Grow Across Leagues in 1914
The piece notes several major league teams yet to confirm 1914 training quarters including the Cardinals Braves Cubs and Browns. It lists potential sites from Macon to Hot Springs and Tampa detailing interleague plans, rivalries, and leadership changes shaping the winter meetings and preseason contracts.
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Chicago
Cardinals
Boston Braves
Macon
Ban Jomsony
Younluick
Amore
Niin
Juelenent
Antolemmere
Herrmann
Grages
Aire Leagiie
Aire Leagiie, 4Hivaze
Paso Rob
Louis St. Petersburg
Ion
Tex
Bus
Oatrk
S Philadelpa
Jacksonville
Thaerr Micon
Detroit
Cal
Miss
Washington
Charlotteville
National League
New York
Brooklyn
Amuusta
Cass Roxton
Philalelpis
Wilmington
Tampa
U Nus
Ark
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cubs
Athletics
Browns
Thrates
Red Sox
Hot Springs
Cleveland Naps
Fo Prin
Mareen
Tor Vanton
Nation League
Pont Tynel
Yaniyong
John A. Tener
Pennsylvania
Elih Whers
Nebraska and the Big Nine Application Alliance Debate
Report covers Nebraska's push toward a conference alignment with the Western group and a proposed admission alliance. Officials from central colleges show reluctance, citing unwieldy growth, while fears of rivalry with big Midwest programs color the talks. Middle ground options spark panel discussion as campuses weigh athletic and academic fit.
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Sornhusker School
University of Nebraska
Sabirfax
Eenternet Colleges
Krews HeNist
Teadingsion O
Nebraska
Michigan
Lwwa
Mitineantas
Ohin
Stone
Lore Sys Pradiet
Fang
1914 Model Sanitary Soda Fount at Woodward's
The "Sanitary" soda fountain is now installed at Woodward's, promising immaculate water, fruits, glasses, and straws. It features every device for clean service and offers year round hot drinks like bouillon and chocolate, touted as an improved version of the Round Corner soda.
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Woodward's
Digestive Help From Chamberlain’s Tablets
Two years of indigestion described by Mrs. S. A. Keller of Elida Ohio improved after using two or three hot doses of Chamberlain’s Tablets. She recalls prior illness and credits the remedy with relief. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
A. Keller
Elida
Ohio
Perilous Cordite Chewing Worries European Soldiers
A historic report warns that soldiers chewing cordite, a nitroglycerin explosive, produce a dangerous stimulant effect in small doses and ecstasy in large amounts. The habit risks fatal blasts from hard grinding teeth, with at least three soldiers blamed in recent years, two German and one Austrian.
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Cotte
Shy but Ferocious Kukubulus Trade Observed in New Guinea
The Kukubulus, a shy yet ferocious New Guinea tribe, conduct a barter system with mountain and coast dwellers. Salt earthenware dried fish are left at a marked place, followed by a curiously timed signal. Mountain traders descend, offer shell or skins, and withdraw if exchanges fail, then repeat until both sides agree.
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New Guinea
Memory Erased by Sandbag Confessions and Amnesia Case
A Brown University study led by Professor BE Delnabarre details how a concussion or sandbag blow reportedly erases memories from three to five hours prior while leaving earlier recollections intact. The author cites that self robbed agents confessed after being forced by detective Hume of Wells Fargo & Co., noting sandbag blows leave no marks yet compel full disclosure of events up to the strike.
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Delnabarre
Brown University
Hume
Wells, Fargo & Co
Blunder Transformed Memoirs of the Imperial Prince Heir
The ill fated heir of Napoleon grew to show royal tact. He mistook Alberic Second for Mar shal Lehoeuf and said he was glad to shake hands with a friend of his father. He later sent a correction message via M. Filon to the author.
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Prince Imperial
Napoleon TL
Alberic Second
Marshal Lehoeuf
M. Filon
Addy M. Efton
Mystery Performance At Town Hall Leaves Audiences Puzzled
London Tit-Bits reports a dramatic spectacle titled The Mystery at the town hall last night. Viewers recall a puzzling sequence as characters like Amato and Lillie Mae appear and the cast navigates an unresolved conceit.
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Town Hall
Eli
Lillie Mae
London
Too Kind to Lose Divorce Plea Amid Domestic Dispute
In a distressed exchange a wife pleads to stop the divorce as she laments her husband’s generosity toward a custody and intermobile arrangement involving peddling and a graphophone. The Corrier-Journal notes the emotional scene with the wife crying out Stop the divorce.
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Wisband
Louiseile Corrier-Journal
Ring Ring Engagement Talk Sparks Lighthearted Debate
A humorous snippet shows Maude accepting an engagement ring by telephone from her friend, prompting playful dialogue about wearing a telephone ring. The exchange features Chris and Alan as observers in the science monitor style.
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Maude
Chris- Alan
Poetry on both sides of the flper yields weaker lines
The New Orleans Picayune notes that poetry written on both sides of a page or sheet is not as strong as poetry written on a single side. The form is said to be half as long and less effective.
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Manly
New Orleans Picayune
Descendant Claim Sparks Burst of Banter in Cinecinnet
The exchange centers on Gabe He asserting lineage from a great family, with Steve confirming ongoing descent. The dialogue blends humor and theatrical jabs, ending with a playful aside about Cinecinnet.
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Gabe
Steve
Marriage Advice Echoes From Curious Quotation
A scattered file of quotes notes counsel on marriage and behavior. A judge remarks that haste harms and bargains improve with time. A schoolteacher mocks the Bible stance on striking, while a student mutters a bewildered line about policy and striking first.
Daubery Leads League As Star Players Shine
Brooklyn's first baseman Cravath headlines a league leaders list while Daubery leads with strong batting and home run stats. The piece notes top pitchers, stolen bases, and club batting averages, highlighting Wagner and Meyers among prominent performers and mentioning Tinker at Cincinnati leading in hits.
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Cravath
New York
Jake Dairbert
Brooklyn
Brook
Donald
Boston
Teagier
Wayne
Gwg
McDonald
Cyavath
Philadelphia
Pituiany
Wis
Tumurate
Luderug
Rns
Hakite
Tno
Maxdamy Ay Pittsburw
Wagner Heine Zimmermin
Chiene
Hattin Voor
Willy Mananek
Giants
Meyers
Feddie Retort
Cincinnaty
Davin
Ighiladelphia
Iwate
Knowledge Hill families host Sunday gatherings and visits
Local society notes describe Laverenes Moat Criberson’s last Sunday hosting Mrs Tin Hales and children. Neighbors Mary, Mrs desighs Horie, and families joined at a Snowlorge event with A H Tinderts. Visitors included Ms Filth Bree and dane Volks spending Thanksgiving vacation. Mr Galvini of Wathen planned a Saturday visit with daughter Mrs Selwope. a large crowd attended a literary event nearby.
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Knowledge Hill
Clareties
Laverenes Moat
Criberson
Tin Hales
Anid Rhildeen
Vikaaml
Mary
Desighs
Chandler
Elileo
Mepton Shrinplin
Miks Filth
Dane Volks
Mery Aind Mas
Lawhenet
Dala Strohos
Mr. Galvini
Wathen
Bia
Danghter
Mrs Himsinger kinship visit and county fair notes
The report records Mrs. Charles Himsinger visiting and a hospital stay for Mrs. Hivain Guthrie. Several social visits are noted including Mr. and Mrs. George Uy and plans for Washington visit. A Levi Tiles meeting covered the event and there were local precedings with several people present.
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Charles Himsinger
Hose Mitler
Rwrenve
Rosedale
Hivain Guthivie iv
Pn Ie
Washington
Rehitkes
Chas
Hbesinger
Advan Batts
Levi Tiles
Tienrae
Berhweil
Avery Tovgeerawd
Sharda Soejad
Seul Pregnavra
Danidh Blevins
Chloe
Sue
Clifferdd
Will Skeets
Jones
Mae
Mildred
Lawrence
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Tempus Fugitim
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Wodak
Hite Iquites Studio
Griffin Coal Co
Sunda
Wupmured
Daubery
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Mondon Mfg
Meapolta, ZF Mie
Piastergon
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Lawrence, Kansas
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