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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1913

Page

9

Regulations for At-Source Income Tax Withholding

Washington shows new rules for collecting a 1 percent normal tax at source on most incomes. Exemptions include life insurance proceeds over 3000, gifts and bequests, U S and state salaries, and certain professional incomes with no fixed annual payment. Withholding starts after November 1 1913 for amounts over 3000. individuals may deduct taxes and interest where allowed by law.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo United States Internal Revenue Fassia COC

Underwood Praises Andrew Jackson in Anniston Commemoration

Congressman O W Underwood led Tallahatchie battle centennial exercises in Anniston under the D A R. A long parade featured markers laid on the Jackson trail as Underwood extolled Andrew Jackson alongside Washington Jefferson and Hamilton in a tribute drawing public attention to the event.

Associated Press Anniston O. W. Underwood Tallahatchie Jackson Trail Underwood Andrew Jackson Washington Jefferson Hamilton

Salts to Cleanse Sluggish Kidneys Promised Relief

A warning style health blurb advises if backache and kidney dullness appear from excess meat. It claims meat causes uric acid that overworks kidneys, causing various symptoms and urges taking four ounces of Salts with water before breakfast for a few days to “clean and stimulate sluggish” kidneys.

Suit Over Horse Loss Against Insurance Firm

William Stewart sues United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company in circuit court seeking 2500 dollars for a horse killed after a bridge on St Stephens road, under construction by the defendant.

William Stewart United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company St Stephens Road

Heavy damages for broken neck in New York case

A supreme court jury awarded Fred C. Neun 25 000 for a neck injury after a ten story fall at Harris H. Uris Iron Works. Neun, 28, with a broken neck, faces possible death from shocks and will have limited income with a wife and three children.

Associated Press New York Supreme Court Fred C. Neun Harris H. Uris Iron Works Neun

Power link to bring electricity to South Alabama towns

Edgar B. Kay announced a new Pea River power plant near Elba will supply Troy and Elba first with lines extending to Enterprise Andalusia Opp and nearby towns. The two year project will finish in sixty days delivering 2 500 horsepower from 2 300 volt generation stepped to 33 000 volts for commercial use. Charles Henderson leads the Alabama railroad commission and seeks governor.

Montgomery Ala Pea River Elba Edgar B. Kay Kay Troy Enterprise Andalusia Opp Charles Henderson Alabama Railroad Commission

Harkness Sues Mobile Light and Rail for 2500 Dollar Damages

Alberta Harkness files in law and equity court against Mobile Light and Rail Road Company seeking 2500 dollars for injuries alleged after falling from a car at Government and St Emanuel. Claim cites negligence in starting the car.

Alberta Harkness Law and Equity Mobile Light and Railroad Company Government St. Emanuel

Arkansas Militia In Bad Condition Declines Aid

Governor Hays received word from Assistant Secretary Breckenridge that the U S government will not provide further aid to the Arkansas militia. The last legislature’s lack of funding ends hopes of preserving the unit. Captain Sloan reports equipment losses and worsening conditions since last year.

United States Little Rock Hays Breckenridge Arkansas War Department Sloan Arkansas National Guard

Twins Cremated in Burned Utica Home

A kitchen fire in Utica leads Mrs. Anto Zysk to pour kerosene, causing an explosion that burns her clothing. She and her husband were in the home with twin babies aged 4 months who perished in the blaze. Firemen found two severely burned daughters on the second floor as the house suffered heavy damage.

Associated Press Utica N.1 Anto Zysk Tony Seasa Zysl

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