Return of the Rainbow Division from France
The 42nd Rainbow division in May 1919 shows only about thirty five percent of more than 22,000 men as original Camp Mills personnel. Most were wounded or incapacitated and replacements rose to about 6,000 of the full 27,500 war strength. Last units arrived at Newport News yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
42Nd
Rainbow Division
France
Camp Mills
Rainbow
Newport News
War Tax Returns Will Be Used In Corporation Levy
The Associated Press reports that corporate tax returns for July 1, 1918 to June 30, 1919 will be used by the Bureau of Internal Revenue to assess the new capital stock tax issued regulations today. All corporations and associations engaged in business are liable unless exempt. Tax is due in advance and applies to most entities unless proof of nonliability is submitted. Railroad-owning corporations under government control are exempt if no business was conducted that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Riots erupt in Spain over high food costs
Madrid dispatch reports that protests against soaring prices in the province of Tarancón on April 28 left ten dead and many injured. Clashes with gendarmes followed by a price cut, but merchants reverted to old prices the next day, sparking looting and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Associated ‘Press
Madrid
Havas
Tarancon
Bovenor
Sendarmes
America Aims to Build Mighty Merchant Fleet by 1926
Special correspondent Lloyd Allen reports that the United States plans a 20,000,000 ton merchant fleet within five to seven years to match and eventually rival Britain’s. The piece contrasts American shipbuilding as a national enterprise and British shipping as a profit-driven business, noting reforms in crew roles and fuel oil power, with Franklin’s balance concept guiding policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Allen
Western Newspaper Union
ARIS
America
Paris
British Chamber of Shipping
London
Lord Inchcape
Great Britain
Benjamin Franklin
Delat
Sharehalf
Franklin
Déa
Rusala
Switzerland
Italy
Amisrien
Wiill
Alias Summons in Idaho Twin Falls Court
The State of Idaho issues alias summons in Twin Falls District Court. Lillian May Kenner sues Perry L. Kenner seeking child custody and restoration of maiden name, alleging neglect of essential support. Defendant must answer within twenty days if served in the judicial district or forty days elsewhere, or judgment may be entered. Clerk C. C. Siggins notes the 18th day of March 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Judicial District of the Idaho
Twin Falls
Lillian May Kenner
Perry L. Kenner
State of Idaho
District Court of the
Fourth’ Cial
Idth
Twin Fall
District Court
Involuntary Bankruptcy Notice in Idaho Court
In bankruptcy matter Anna Cairnero the petition for discharge is filed in the U S District Court Idaho Southern Division. Creditors and interested parties must show cause by April 30 1919 why discharge should not be granted. Notice signed March 26 1919 by W Orr Chapman Referes in Bankruptcy. Mar 28 Apr 25. Notice of Administra tion Sale Idaho court Twin Falls notices Elva C McCollum estate containing described real property and stock in Milner Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
Unit States
District of Idah
Anna Cairnero
Cairncross
Uni States Court For
Idaho
W. Orr
Ivan
Twin Falls
Elva C. McCollum
Biva Cc
McCollum Cc
Milner
Stoc Bank. &, Trust.Co
Idana
Bwin
Athle
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SFRAY
Luenens
IsAlso
Fellowes
Anes
Marion
Europe
Canada
Ab Natin
Lori Inchcape
Itish, Chamber’. of Shipping
Stip
Peninsular and ‘Oriental Company
HH Laval
Tdéretood
Hote Ts of
Yigal
Alger Cas
Waal Hi Hop Island
C. C. Siggins
Homer C. Mills
Planit
Idal
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