Tax receipts drop in 1921 amid higher collection costs
Washington reports the 1921 internal revenue total at 4.59 billion dollars, down from 5.21 billion in 1920, while collection costs rose to 87 cents per 1 dollar. Income taxes fell to 3.23 billion. miscellaneous receipts also declined, offset by gains in estate taxes and certain other levies.
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Washington
Iscal
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Publc
Blair
Bureau
Bond
Gunner Shot by Dog Amid Hunting Accident in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre on November 28 Victor Swartwood age 13 was wounded when his hunting dog stepped on a cocked rifle, discharging it as he and his brother dug near a wall. He was hospitalized. Police report dynamite theft in Lancaster involved boys scattering charges after abandoning most of the 100 sacks.
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Wilkes-Barre
Victor Swartwood
Wrontling County
Swartwood
Swartwaed
Lancaster
Bors
Hold-Up in St Louis Diamonds Robbery Hits City
Four bandits held up and robbed a messenger of the St Louis Refining Company wholesale jewelry firm in St Louis Missouri. The loot was valued near 200000. Robbers escaped amid smoke and confusion at the scene. Local authorities launched a manhunt for the suspects.
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Qorgud
St. Louis
St Louis
St. Lous ReSnine Company
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Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Revenue Bureau
Pawe
the News
Fraternity of Friends
C. E. Cline
Householl Furnishin
Society Brand
Kemp’s Shop For Men
Rosenstock Bros
Meo
C. Cowes Benny
Doll Brothers
Central Hardware CO
Frederick, Md
Charles Segaloff
South Market ST
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
Patrick St
East
Frederick County
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Frederick, Maryland
Rosenour
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market Street
Patrick Street
James E. Doll, Watuchmaker
Ofitician
Irone
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