Tax Delays Put 27 Million Corporation Tax At Risk
Washington reports the Treasury may not receive the full 27 million dollars in corporation taxes this fiscal year as payments lag. Delinquent notices will go out July 1 with a 5 percent late penalty plus 1 percent per month, making July 10 the final deadline to avoid penalties. Large firms delay despite expected year-end cash needs, while smaller companies supply smaller daily receipts.
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New York Times
Washington
Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Deny Ousting Diplomat Statesman of Bolivia
The State Department cited family and business reasons for the retirement of James Flynn Statesman, American Minister to Bolivia, effective July 12. Officials denied reports he left to clear a path for Fred W. Carpenter as his successor, noting Carpenter will take over Morocco duties. Statesman, on leave in the United States, plans to engage in business in Indiana.
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Washington
State Department
James Flynn Statesman
Bolivia
Statesman
Fred W. Carpenter
Taft
H. Percival Dodge
Carpenter
Morocco
United States
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Inana
Madriz to be answered on Nicaragua revolution policy
The State Department will respond orally through Consul-General Olivares in Managua to Provisional President Madriz of Nicaragua. It defends American actions including the Llitefields bombardment prohibition and the Bluefields blockade ruling, while noting protests from the Puerto Perlas Banana Company and directing a consular investigation.
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Washington
State Department
Madriz
Nicaragua
Taft
United States
Central American
Department
Olivares
Managua
Llitefields
Gilmer
Scylla
Greytown
Bluefields
Venus
New Orleans
Puerto Perlas Banana Company
To Raise Wreck of Maine Funds Increase
Congress added 200000 to the 100000 for clearing the wreck of the battleship Maine in Havana Harbor. The engineers report suggests the 300000 appropriation may be insufficient, providing a deficit remedy without new legislation.
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New York Times
Washington
Maine
Havana
Hope for Statehood Bill Passes House Soon
Washington June 17 Every indication tonight points to the acceptance of the Senate Statehood bill in the House and its final passage probably tomorrow. It is practically assured the House will concur in the Senate bill. President Taft has exerted strong influence on the members handling the matter and they are likely to yield to his wishes.
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Washington
Senate
House
Taft
Death by Suicide of Former Teacher Miss Theodora Elwell
Miss Theodora Elwell a former WadleichtHich School teacher and daughter of ship broker J D Elwell of 41 Sidney Place Brooklyn killed herself yesterday by fastening a rope to a ladder in a vacant building at 157 Furman Street The structure lies behind the home of Stephen Laines at 152 Columbia Heights where she had been staying with Laines two daughters for two weeks Her friends cite poor health after a severe typhoid attack last fall as the reason for the act.
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Theodora Elwell
Wadleich Hich School
J. D. Elwell
Sidney Place
Brooklyn
Furman Street
Stephen Laines
Columbia Heights
Miss Elwell
Oom to Argue for Lower Bail in Abduction Case
Pierre Arnold Bernard known as Oom the Omnipotent faces a bail appeal after his indictment for abduction. Supreme Court Justice Erlanger granted a writ of habeas corpus enabling him to argue Monday that the $10,000 bail is excessive. Police describe his Oriental religious cult as targeting young women.
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Pierre Arnold Bernard
Oom
Supreme Court
Erlanger
Senate approves railroad bill amid insurgent opposition
Senate adopts conference report on the railroad bill by 50 to 1 and moves to take up the postal savings bank measure the next day. Insurgent Republicans join Democrats in opposing the House bill while vocal critics question constitutional issues in the long and short haul clause. Banks in Kansas report state law barriers to postal deposits, signaling possible bill changes.
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New York
Washington
Senate
Postal Savings Bank
Chamberlain
Oregon
Clay
Georgia
Mc“nery
Louisiana
Simmons and Overman
North Carolina
Stone
Missouri
Taylor
Kentucky
Court of Commerce
Borah
Idaho
Conference Committee
Cummins
Iowa
Smoot
Bailey
Senator Elkins
Mr. Stone
Aldrich
F Elkins
Elkins
Curtis
Tvansas
Chinese Mutineers Drown on Highland Monarch Expedition
A mutiny aboard the British steamer Highland Monarch outward bound for Auckland led to four Chinese crew members drowning as they fled from the ship near Penrose Ferry Bridge in Philadelphia. Three others were rescued and detained. the rest remained aboard or in police custody as the vessel prepared to sail.
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Adelphia
Auckland
New Zealand
Schuylkill River
Point Breeze
Bowman
Penrose Ferry Bridge
Woods
Unwritten Law Offender Guilty In Second Degree Murder
Alwin C. Collins, riverman, was found guilty of murder in the second degree after shooting Captain John Plant, of the tug Robert Robinson, off Astoria L I. The defense cited unwritten law with James W. Osborne and Edward D. Dowling aiding. Mrs Collins contradicted the tale confessing three prior marriages.
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Alwin C. Collins
John Plant
Robert Robinson
Hallet’s Point
Astoria
L. I
James W. Osborne
Edward D. Dowling
Mr. Osborne
Collins
Joel
Capt
Plant
Bear
Law Partner C Strawder Batt Dies After Ptomaine Poisoning
C Strawder Batt, law partner of former U.S. Attorney General John W. Griggs, died suddenly at the Astor House. The death is attributed to ptomaine poisoning from canned soup on a Washington to New York dining car Thursday night. He leaves a widow and one child. Batt, son of Charles B. Batt of the American Book Company, studied at Princeton and Jena, and was a member of Griggs Baldwin & Baldwin of 27 Pine Street.
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New York
Astor House
Tarrytown
Hart
Princeton
Jena University
Germany
Griggs, Baldwin & Baldwin
Pine Street
Girl Falls Under Subway Cars But Not Hurt
At Seventy-second Street Station a young woman Edith Hardcastle fell onto the tracks as a southbound express passed. Both cars ran over her, yet she sustained no injuries. She was taken to the police, later released, and a Rough Rider spectator defended his actions amid crowd speculation.
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H. E. Bleecker
Seventy-second Street
Bleecker
Thomas Meehan
Knapp
Flower Hospital
West Sixty-eighth Street
Harting
Edith Hardcastle
Regent
Seventieth Street
Broadway
West Fiftyfourth Street Court
Harris
Miss Hardcastle
Edwin Emerson
Roosevelt
District Attorney's Office
Mr. Whitman
Convicted Bigamist Neumer Ordered to Testify
Counsel for the Forest Fish and Game Commission secured a writ of habeas corpus for Emil Neumer, confined in Sing Sing Prison for bigamy. The writ compels his testimony in a suit by the commission to recover penalties from the Harrison Street Cold Storage Company. Supreme Court Justice Erlanger granted the writ.
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Forest, Fish, and Game Commission
Emil Neumer
Sing Sing
Neumer
Harrison Street
Supreme Court
Erlanger
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Bedford Av
Tug
Rissill
Park Kew
B'way
Bleecker St
2D St
Times
Hegeman
Orta Ch AY
George W. Perkins
Boston
Chicago
Bell System
New York Telephone Company
NEW York Telephone CO
Buek
Harlem
Union Square
Chambers St
14Th St
B’way
125Th ST
Cor
Third Ave
Cortlandt ST
Greenwich
San Francisco
Splendid Electric
Overland Limited
Chicago, Union Pacific
North Western
Francisco
DD. Johnson
N. W. Ry. Co
N.Y
Union Pacific
Ollag
Akman & CO
Fifth Avenue
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