City of La Crosse airliner to carry 16 passengers
Alfred W. Lawson announces the City of La Crosse will be the first of a new fleet. The giant airliner, with 1200 hp from three Liberty motors, 60 foot cabin, 15 foot wingspan, and 120 mph top speed, will fly Milwaukee to La Crosse to Chicago then New York with 16 passengers or 1500 pounds of mail, and 6000 pounds of mail without passengers. It includes sleeping berths, showers, a heating plant, thermos food, and an onboard waiter. The maiden route reflects a state and national mail and transport plan, with a May 13 start delay recently granted by the government.
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Tax Return Due by March 15 1921
The Pinehurst Outlook notes the deadline for tax returns must be met by midnight March 15 1921. Returns must be sent to the Collector of Internal Revenue for the taxpayer's district or principal place of business.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Income Tax Facts You Should Know for 1920
Births deaths and marriages in 1920 affect income tax returns. Exemptions depend on December 31 status: $200 per dependent, $1000 for single or separated persons, $2000 if married and living with spouse. Those aged majority with earnings above $1000 or $2000 must file a return and pay tax on net income over thresholds.
Third Annual Dog Show at Pinehurst Kennel Club
Pinehurst Kennel Club announces the Third Annual Show on April 7 and 8 with entries closing March 21. Secretary and superintendent George M. Foley, renowned for handling such events, will oversee the proceedings. The 1920 event earned five championship points for Pointers, English Setters, and West Highland White Terriers, with plans to boost entries of Fox Hounds and various terrier breeds to reach the five points.
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Pinehurst Kennel Club
Pinehurst
Professional Open Tournament Moves to Pinehurst
Following the Bon Air hotel fire in Augusta the planned open tournament was canceled. Professionals including Hoffner, McLean, Modterselle, French, Doyle, Fotheringham, Peacock, Howe, Wilson, Calloway, Silva and Capello will compete in an open event at Pinehurst on Thursday.
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Bon Air
Augusta
Pinehurst
Charles Hofffner
George McLean
Charles Modtersele
Emmet French
Pat Doyle
George Fotheringham
John Peacock
Mrs Edward V H Wilkie Wins Rifle Contest
Mrs Edward V H Wilkie of Lansdowne Pennsylvania won the rifle contest for women at the Gun Club with a score of 136 out of 150. Mrs Victor Frey of Philadelphia took second, followed by Miss V Holzderber of New York with 12 percent.
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Edward V. H. Wilkie
Lansdowne
Victor Frey
Philadelphia
V. Holzderber
New York
Ladies shoot 88 on No 1 course in warmup event
In the run up to the Women's St. Valentine’s tournament starting Tuesday, Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd and Mrs John D Chapman played Monday on the No 1 course in 88. Each carded a three on the tough eighteenth. Mr Chapman posted 77 and George Fotheringham 73 in the same round.
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John D. Chapman
Mr. Chapman
George Fotheringham
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