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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1923
Page
9
Citizens complain to the council about a sidewalk created by residents of Eighteenth Street blocking a path to school. They argue the structure intrudes on the walk and forces children to wade through mud. A prior house encroachment is cited as a related issue.
Notices from Washington and Chicago report a fire damaging a printing building and records, a protest letter from Dr Gay Butler amid prohibition debates, a judge reopening a liquor case, a $1,600 fraud suit over war cantonments, a forgery case tied to a World War son, a Texas senator elect reply to an election contest, and Coke Corporation receivers appointed with a $50 000 bond.
Revenue officers visit every county to aid taxpayers filing for 1922. Information on arrival dates or local offices is available from the district collector. Form 1040 and 1040A are used for net income filings, with exemptions and credits outlined for single married and head of family filers. Taxpayers must file by March 15, 1922, and include all gross and net income, with deductions for profession, farming, and living expenses.
The document outlines income tax rules for 1925 including exemptions for a head of family and dependents, filing deadlines, extensions up to 30 days, penalties for late returns, and penalties for evasion. Collectors may grant short extensions. longer delays require IRS approval.
Elmer Battenhouse, Robert Lees and Harry Bucks from Henrietta attend Birmingham high school and travel to Tiffin for a northwest basketball tournament. Measles outbreak delays school. after effects reported and one fatality, Millie Fern Pelton. Local events include the Little Clodhopper show by Birmingham Animal Husbandry class and a Scottish Highland Fling performance by Dorothy Hunter. Ladies' Aid meeting postponed due to illness, rescheduled at Henrietta church parlors with Mrs Portman and Mrs. Paul.
The Birmingham high school orchestra directed by Miss Terry of Oberlin, assisted by Mr. Lees of Henrietta, will perform at the Town Hall Thursday evening. The program includes Mr. Metzgar and Miss Metzgar from Lorain, Miss Clink from Oberlin, and the Harmony Quartette. Proceeds aid music and instruments. talent promises a premier music treat for the region.
Police hunt a dapper young bandit who robbed a Kansas City motion picture theatre taking roughly $10,000 after forcing the manager to open the safe and detaining five employees. One victim was made to carry the money to a waiting taxicab during a wild city ride.
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