Ruling on Tax on Interest Bonds Clarified
Washington.Nov 7 The Commissioner of Internal Revenue Osborn announced that interest on U S and possession bonds and state or local bonds is not subject to the 1 percent normal tax and certificate of ownership is not required. He also said banks with deposits need not withhold the tax on interest from open accounts and certificates of deposit.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Osborn
Internal Revenue
United States
Lincoln Honored As Master of Modern British Eloquence
Lord Curzon, delivering Oxford University Rede lecture on parliamentary eloquence, awards the prize to American Abraham Lincoln, saying he would not decide a single masterpiece. The ceremony took place in Oxford on November 7.
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Oxford
Eng
Lord Curzon
Kedleston
Oxford University
Rede
Abraham Lincoln
Yale Reveals Rejuvenated Football Team Surge
Yale's rejuvenated squad worked at full speed in a brisk scrimmage against a strong scrub side, scoring three touchdowns in fifteen minutes and protecting the ball cleanly. After practice, Yale ran through formations for the Princeton game with no more scrimmaging before the Brown clash.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Yale
Princeton
Garrison and Sec zmeRmeee clash over canal zone policy
Bryan rumored to back a different approach from Col. George Goethals on canal zone governance. The dispute pits war and state departments against Secretary Bryan and Governor Richard Metcalfe, risking a major rift.
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Canal Zone
Col
George Goethals
Bryan
Richard Metcalfe
Pensacola Woman Pleads Guilty to Pension Fraud
Mrs. Martha A. Green of Pensacola age 70 pleaded guilty to defrauding the government by forging pension orders. She was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary and fined $500, but the sentence was suspended due to age.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
Martha A. Green
Meat Diet Said To Harm Kidneys
An old warning claims daily meat can form uric acid that paralyzes kidney function, causing back pain, headaches, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, and cloudy urine. It promotes Jad Salts as a cheap remedy to flush kidneys and neutralize urine acids with a lemon grape acid composition.
International Purity Congress Opens in Minneapolis
The Seventh Annual International Purity Congress opened in Minneapolis with social workers clergymen educators physicians and investigators among attendees. Speakers include Dr Ke shava Deva Shastri Paul G W Keller Vincent of Minnesota State University and Miss Virginia Brooks among many leaders from across the United States and Europe.
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Minneapolis
Minn
International Purity Congress
Eberhart
Minnesota
Nye
Congress
Keshava Deva Shastri
India
Paul G. W. Keller
Appleton
Wisconsin
McKenny
Michigan State Normal College
Elizabeth Hamilton Muncie
Brooklyn
N. Y
Department of Health
Vincent
Minnesota State University
Charles K. Taylor
Philadelphia
Mayor Nye
Virginia Brooks
West Hammond
Indiana
Chicago
Joan of Arc
Stanley W. Finch
United States Department of Justice
Alice Stebbins Wells
Los Angeles
United States
Richmond P. Hobson
Alabama
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
Catherine Booth Clibborn
England
General Booth
Salvation Army
Europe
B. F. Carroll
Des Moines
The
Iowa National Congress of Mothers
C. M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kansas
Edmond Beall
Senate
Illinois
Barratt O'Hara
Dunne
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York City
International Suffrage Association
Samuel G. Smith
Sociology
University of Minnesota
Harry Olson
Kate Waller Barrett
Florence Crittenton
Washington, D. Cc
Diaz Still in Cuban Capital After Escape
Felix Diaz, Mexican presidential candidate who fled Vera Cruz fearing for his life, remains in Havana and has not decided his next destination. Alex Williams, a newspaper correspondent, reports Diaz might go to New Orleans, Key West, or New York. A group of Mexicans claiming Constitutional allegiance have been in New Orleans negotiating a loan, though Díaz is not believed to align with them.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Felix Diaz
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Havana
Alex Williams
Diaz
Yale Prom Week curtailed for shorter schedule
New Haven Conn November 7 Prom week at Yale will be shortened this year under orders from the committees in charge The events will start on Monday in February and end by 4 0 on Wednesday morning There will be no Saturday night or dawn entertainments and the length of the affair is considered excessive this season
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Bettie
Johnson Sees Bright Future For Progressive Rise
Chicago Nov 7 Governor Hiram W Johnson of California spoke at a Chicago Progressive Club dinner on Massachusetts politics. He said Bird the Progressive candidate for governor led a clear progressive line while Gardner represented old Republican opposition. He called Massachusetts the battleground where the Republican party became the third party and the Progressive party the second, noting clear choices over Roosevelt and party loyalty. Massachusetts settled the question of which party would survive, the Republican or the Progressive.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Chicago Progressive Club
Massachusetts
Bird
Gardner
Garrdner
Republican Party
Progressive Party
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Massacchusetts
Kansas City Man Glad of War Upon Aigrettes
Mr and Mrs John J Glover of Kansas City Missouri arrived from Liverpool on the Franconia and customs inspectors confiscated a cherryon aigrette from the lady's hat. Mr Glover praised the law as beneficial and four other passengers surrendered their aigrettes.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Boston
John J. Glover
Liverpool
Franconia
Mr. Glover
Byrnes proposes war battle site to be mapped marked
Representative Byrnes of Tennessee introduced a bill to locate map and mark the Civil War battle near Nashville fought December 15 and 16 1864. He would build driveways and appropriate 10000 dollars for the work.
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Washington
Byrnes
Tennessee
Nashville
Father of wireless telegraphy dies in London
Sir William Henry Preece, known as the father of wireless telegraphy in England, died in London aged 80. He introduced both the telephone and telegraph to England and invented many devices related to telegraph and telephone systems.
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Associated Press
London
Wihan Henry Price
England
William
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