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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
10
Miss Catherine Lawrence Richardson, a pupil of Victor Harris, a noted composer and music instructor, married Harris today at the church of the Messiah in New York. The couple defined a teacher pupil union in a formal ceremony.
James R. Garfield of Ohio and Frank Kellogg of Minnesota met with Charles E. Hughes in New York on June 22. No details of the conference were disclosed by either attendee.
Seattle residents debate Charles E. Hughes in a humorous portrait of beards as political signals. Voters named include Dr Francis Atwell and Harry Carroll with others assessing Hughes versus Wilson, Bryan, and Roosevelt ideology.
The article credits General Alexis Brussiloff with earning command of the Russian offensive against Austro German lines in Galicia and Volhynia through a masterful retreat that preserved his division. It notes his rise from relative obscurity before World War I to a leading czarist commander after guiding a large force in a major drive.
The reply from Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo confirms widespread income tax evasions but disputes the $220,000,000 per year figure claimed by the author. He notes current clerical and revenue-force limits hinder fraud prevention and detection and says exact gross national income figures are unattainable.
The article argues against releasing returns under the income tax as the secretary’s numbers are flawed and absurd. It cites 1914 manufactured product value at 24 billion dollars and a 1910 national income estimate around 30 billion, referencing Willard King of Wisconsin and other statisticians to challenge the figures.
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