New Iowa Revenue Law Targets Incomes Over Three Thousand
Des Moines reports that corporations paying salaries or securities income must file records starting Nov 1 under the new revenue law. Exempts only matured policies. all other incomes over 3000 taxed. Corporations held responsible for reporting to the government. individuals may be scrutinized. Publicity and state fair profits follow in separate notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Henry
Nollen
The
Equitable Life
State Publicity Board
C. H. Weller
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Iowa
B. F. Williams
W. O. Coast
Iowa City
George H. Boyson
Cedar Rapids
O. J. Benjamin
Nevada
Paul Davis
Waterloo
Ad Clubs
Davenport
New Tariff Forces Aigrette Seizures On Passengers
At New York harbor under the Underwood tariff, customs officers rip out aigrettes and plumage from women travelers hats on arrival. On the Lorraine liner they seize feather decorations and even bird specimens, provoking indignation and sharp remarks from passengers and milliners alike as inspectors confiscate fines and arrange returns through dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lorraine
Ada Bevilaqua
Beguilaqua
Mme. Bevilaqua
Paris
Uncle Sam
Campania
Cunard Line
Phimage
Princess Mary of Teck Said Poor, Financially Strapped
A London report claims Princess Mary of Teck, a royal relation to King George, faces severe financial embarrassment as her husband experiences deep monetary difficulties and debt pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary of
London
Teck
King George of England
Feathers Remain as Traveler Faces Smuggling Guilty Claim
A fragmentary report notes trouble with a program failing and feathers staying in place while the traveler could be found guilty of smuggling according to authorities.
Eggleston Denial Clouds Merrimac Survivor Claim
Richmond officers dispute Sewanee dispatch naming J B Eggleston as a Merrimac survivor saying no such man served aboard the Confederate ironclad. Captain Bob Wright asserts Charles Ramsey of Baltimore was chief engineer and notes no Eggleston appears in the service records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
J. B. Eggleston
Bob Wright
Sewanee
Tenn
Oggleston
Navy
Charles Ramsey
Baltimore
Merrimac
United States Navy
Confederacy
Ramsey
Eggles
Mosby’s Hornet Defense Saves Sheridan Wagon Train
Confederate ranger Col. John Mosby and his men attempted to disrupt a Sheridan supply train in the Shenandoah Valley. Hornets swarmed a howitzer crew and chased Mosby’s riders away, allowing the wagons to slip by untouched and the convoy to reach safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John
Mosby
Partisan Rangers
Washington
Phil Sheridan
Shenandoah
Valley
Sheridan
Man Swallows His Watch in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama a man named R. P. Tallman swallowed a seven day watch and remains at work with no ill effects. He plans examination and possible surgery while he continues to perform his duties and receive calls from Frank Floyd asking about his health and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Board of Parole
Hull
Tama County
Anamosa Reformatory
G. W. Burnham
Dan Leary
Conn
Leary
Birmingham
Ala
Tallman
Frank Floyd
Board of Commissioners
Mr. Flood
Scientist Ends Water With Rod In Laboratory Feat
A scientist demonstrates a device that uses a rod to stop water flow in a controlled test, signaling potential applications in fluid control. The report notes the experiment's local context and the scientist's growing prominence in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Wall Street
New York American
Picture of Florence Ponte Vecchio and Rialto Bridges
A travelogue vivid with Florence landmarks notes the Ponte Vecchio’s row of colored houses and narrow pedestrian lanes. It contrasts the Ponte alle Grazie and the Uffizi, surveys river views and statues, and briefly mentions Venice’s Rialto Bridge designed by Antonio da Ponte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ponte Vecchio
Gleiberti
Baptistry
Baedeker
Guidebool
Via de Bardi
Romolo
Georgo Villot
Via Degli Archi Busier
UfMfizi
Michael Angelo
David
Cellini
Irinita
Ponte di Rialto
Venice
Vecchio
Antonio da Ponte
Grand Canal
Religion the Supreme Thing in Life
A reflective sermon arguing religion should be supreme in life, not merely charity or withdrawal. It links James 1 27 to daily conduct, stresses God's sovereignty, and warns that eternal outcomes heaven or hell hinge on religious commitment. It urges individuals to seek the Kingdom of God first and act with faith without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warda
James
God
Jesus
Lfe
Heaven
Hell
Jesus Christ
Aittle
Jesus Q Christ
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A. R Corey
Corey
Sophia Cramblll
Dudley
Rebecca McKrell
Marshalltown
Addie E. Tedford
Albia
Elizabeth A. Walker
Woodburn
Susannah Atwood
Mount Ayr
Selphia A. Ingram
Seymour
Eliz H. McVicar
Eagle Grove
Mary E. Thomas
Clear Lake
E. W. van Duyn
Food and Dairy
W. B. Barney
Ames
Ames Club
National Highway Association
J. B. O'Brien
B. H. Read
H. P. Campbell
Kansas City
National Highways Association
Aska Supreme Court
B. H. Gish
Falla Township
Hardin County
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Gish
Iowa Falls
State Department
State Board of Health
Health Department
Sumner
Britt
A. J. Cole
Hancock County
Hancock
Kossuth
Sumner, L. Higgins
A. E. Kepford
Shelby
General Assembly
State Highway Commission
E. A. Schell
Shelby County
Schell
Board of Supervisors
Shelby County Board of Supervisors
Commission
Iowa National Guard
Garrison
War Department
Adj
Guy E. Logan
James Rush Lincoln
David &. Fairchild
Medical Corps
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa Guard
Logan
New Iowa
Dixon Coal and Lumber Company
Rockwell City
W.J. Dixon
State Board of Control
Vera M. Dixon
New York City
W. J. Dixon
Paul Dixon
Iowa Fire Prevention Association
A. M. Upham
R. E. Mackintosh
G. W. Holton
W. H. Harrison
A. W. Freeman
J. N. Sterling
H. V. Myers
H. A. Houghton
O. W. Follett
E. S. Freeman
Roger Swire
Scott Humbert
Union Labor Temple
Trades and Labor Assembly
United Mine Workers of America
Princess Mary of
Gamboa Dike
Gamboa
Panama Canal
Culebra
Goethals
Eggleston
Saga
Louis
Myrtle Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
Spotswood
N. J
Jimmy” Bennett
Hale and Hearty
Men In Blue
City OF
Ponte de Rialto
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