Pollard Explains Intricacies of Income Tax Law
Dallas F. Pollard, income tax specialist of Burlington, spoke at Pastime Hall under Newport Chamber of Commerce. About 70 attendees, many women, heard a clear explanation of tax complexities. Pollard, ex Bureau of Internal Revenue, advised on returns for individuals and firms. The talk highlighted the language of law and its concealed meaning. Continued on page five.
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Dallas F. Pollard
Burlington
Newport Chamber of Commerce
Pollard
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Portsmouth
N. H
Mr. Pollard
Mr .Pallati
President Wilson Takes First Ride Since October
March 9 news bulletin reports President Wilson leaving the White House for a motor ride with Mrs Wilson and aides. He traveled by closed car along the Potomac Speedway under police restrictions on photography, marking his first public appearance since October confinement.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
American Troops Complete Siberia Push Reported by Moscow
In Moscow the Soviet government reports that American forces have virtually completed their seizure of Siberia. The March dispatch notes progress by allied troops in the Far East theater and outlines remaining objectives and strategic movements.
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Flondon
Siberia
Moscow
Jury Deadlock Clouds Burke Murder Trial in Skowhegan
In Skowhegan Maine on March 8 the jury in the case of John A. Burke former deputy sheriff and Jackman tax collector charged with Nelson W Bartley s murder reported disagreement after 19 hours of deliberation Burke remanded to jail to await further action Burke and Bartley had been friends turned rivals over liquor smuggling tied to funds Burke allegedly took as tax collector The judge kept court open through the night and re arrests discussed while the deputy marshal guarded the cow building supporting ongoing tension
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Skowhegan
John A. Burke
Sheviff
Jackman
Nelson W. Bartley
Burke
Dunn
Batley
S. Marshal
Mary Pickford Granted Divorce From Owen Moore
Mary Pickford, motion picture star, was granted a divorce from Owen Moore in Reno on grounds of desertion. She had been staying in Genoa near here since February 25 and was accompanied by her mother while testifying. Moore did not attend the court proceedings.
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Mary Pickford
Reno
Nev
Owen Moore
Minden
Carson City
St Genoa
Moore
Anarchists in Milan declare for Soviet power
Anarchist groups in Milan attacked factories street cars and stores to prolong a strike after socialist leaders ordered restraint while radicals seized key establishments and proclaimed a Soviet they were expelled by military forces. An attack on the labor exchange was repulsed by troops.
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Milan
Does It Pay to Be a Christian at North Church
Dr Rees speaks on Does it Pay to be a Christian at the North church midweek men’s service. He argues Christian character is a valuable asset in business and life, cites Paul, and notes investments in faith yield lasting dividends of peace joy and rest. A series of talks continues through the week with themes The Unanswered Question Sold Out and The Four College Chums.
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North Church
Dr. Rees
Tr. Rees
Rees
Francis A. Poole
C. H. Morse
K. W Sharpe
Carroll Montgomery
Jesus Christ
Paul
Wanted stenographer and bookkeeper position
An experienced stenographer and bookkeeper is sought to take charge of office work. Starting pay is $18. Applicants should send full details in the first letter to H. A. S. Caledonian at 213 31.
National Bank Call Issued On Bank Conditions
Comptroller of the Currency issued a late news bulletin calling for the condition reports of all national banks as of the close of business on Saturday February 28.
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National Bank
Washington
March
Comptroller of the Currency
Portuguese frontier reports Soviet republic proclaimed
Reports from the Portuguese frontier claim Portuguese workmen have proclaimed a Soviet republic with postal telegraph and railroad workers joining the move. The border news via telephone was not confirmed here.
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Madrid
Portugal
Admits Killing of Boston Policeman on Stand
Joseph Sammireo on trial for the murder of Patrolman William G. Clancy at a Charlestown dancing party admitted the killing on the witness stand. He said he intended to punch another patrolman but a stray shot struck Clancy as someone hit his arm during the volley.
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Boston
Joseph Sammireo
William G. Clancy
Charlestown
Cliney
Town Meeting Draws Big Crowd in St Johnsbury
A single contest highlighted the St Johnsbury town meeting Tuesday with A TY Lawrence winning the road commissioner race 297 to 122 over McGinnis. Over 500 voters chose officers including Morlentor David Bi Porter 508 votes, Braley 587 for years, Graves 4 years, and various town posts. The license question passed Yes 802 No 215. Memorial Day funding of 150 was approved and 1000 for a public use to be paid to the St Johnsbury Woman's Club treasurer. Debate arose over exempting J W Davies as the article moved to page 9.
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St. Johnsbury
St. McGinnia
A. TY. Lawrence
Mr. McGinnis
Morlentor David Bi
Porter
Town Cloak
Chav Listey
Rs G. Braley
Th K. Graves
Charles N I
Winey
Odd
Walter, Russell
Martin GC. Garfield
Charles G. Braley
Guy W. Hill
Charles A. Shields
Harry W. Witters
J. Rolf Searles
A. H. Gleason
Arthur F. Stone
St Johnsbury Woman's Club
A. O. Lawrence
J. W. Davies
Attack on Head of American Legion Sparks Hearing Clash
At a March hearing before the House Ways and Means committee, Edward H. Hale for Veterans of Foreign Wars challenged remarks by Franklin Walier of the American Legion, sparking a near disruption as the chair warned against criticizing other organizations while pressing a relief bill for discharged service members.
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American Legion
Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Edward H. Hale
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Franklin Walier
Amen Legion
Hale
Sale of Fenway Park Postponed by Court Action
Boston March 3 late news bulletin reports the sale of Fenway Park, home of the Boston Americans, postponed a week due to court proceedings brought by President H H Frazee. Frazee says differences with former President J J Lannin likely to be settled soon and denies a deal for sale to local interests.
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Boston
Fenway Park
Boston American League Baseball Club
H. H. Frazee
Frazee
J. J. Lannin
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