Income Tax Lists For 1924 Open To Public Inspection
Public access to 1924 federal income tax returns opens today for 30 days. Special agents may scan earnings of suspected liquor law violators and others in a pigeon hole file. After 30 days lists remain open three days weekly for three hours daily, with later audits possible.
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Robert S. Thornburgh
International News Service
Washington
Department of Justice
Police
Treasury
Yo Inspect
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
D. H. Blair
Sky summons served in Europe return case
Mrs Henry Glastris of New York hired an airplane and dropped to the ground to serve her husband with a contempt summons for failure to repay alimony.
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Henry Glastris
New York
Europe
S. de Grasse
England far from prohibition despite beer firm profits
London reports that the Business Company, one of England’s largest brewers, posted a record profit of 15 195 475 dollars last year, signaling that nationwide prohibition remains distant.
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International News Service
London
England
Fire destroys four horses and a dog at farm barn
Fire at Hillcrest farm near Pughtown Va. today burned the barn killing four horses and a dog. The blaze also destroyed 2000 bushels of oats 35 tons of hay a tractor and an automobile. Loss estimated at 10000 dollars. Farm owned by C. A. Smith manager of a regional traction company.
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East Liverpool
Hillcrest
Pughtown
C. A. Smith
Steubenville, East Liverpool and
Beaver Valley Traction Company
Blackbirds Strike Westmoreland County Cornfields
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on September 1 farmers across Westmoreland County report severe damage as blackbirds have become unusually troublesome, stripping fields of corn and affecting crops in multiple towns.
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Blackbirds
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Swarm of Birds Threatens Local Corn Harvest
Farmers organize to deter a large flock that swoops on cornfields striking ears and grain. They aim to frighten the birds rather than kill them, seeking practical measures to protect crops this year.
Baird Sworn In As New Dry Chief
Frederick C. Baird was sworn in as federal prohibition administrator for the Pittsburgh district. He promised careful review of records and staffing, pledging merit over favoritism and noting about 250 suits must be prosecuted, with most staff kept until cases clear.
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Baird
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Frederick C. Baird
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Gertrude Horton
LU. S
L. C. Andrews
Pennsylvania
Prohibition
Enforcement Department
Prohibition Office
Airships fitted with metal nosecaps after R-33 incident
London Sept. 1 The English air department reports findings from the R-33 mooring mishap at Pulham. Future British airships will have metal nosecaps to prevent nose tears. The R-33 is being repaired at Pulham as tests begin with the new design on the airship.
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London
English Air Department
Pulham
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Stetson
Ooper-Butler
Sam H. McGoun
Johnson
Ben Johnson
North Mill Street
Cripps Hardware Co
United States
Law
Sky
Mrahenry Glastris
Eugene Method Law Oil
Marcelling
Bill Braatz
Croton Ave
Bessemer and
Lake Erie
Office
CGT
Castle Higgins Bros
Kermerly Séritmater Bros
Entire
Yarden
Huntingdon, Pa
Carl D. Russell
Yeers
Robert Clapper
Lincoln Highway
Fisher's Summit
Arthur Russell
Barton Wells
Pop
Livingston Sweeper Co
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