Rockefeller Tax Suit Reflections On Wealth And Charity
The government sues John D Rockefeller for about 300000 dollars over alleged income tax falsifications. Rockefeller defends that disputed items are not taxable and says the matter will be fought in court. The piece argues Rockefeller and Carnegie have funded broad public good and praises their philanthropic impact while noting gasoline costs and Standard Oil’s historical role in developing the petroleum industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
John
John D
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Standard Oil Co. Great Big Trust
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
The poem laments international tensions and war fatigue in a world of conflicting loyalties. It contrasts global strife with domestic calm and holiday cheer, urging gratitude for peace despite political quarrels and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Rockefeller as a model of efficient finance and results
The speaker argues that government and national institutions fail to mobilize wealth quickly for experimentation. Big business, exemplified by John D. Rockefeller, achieves results through generous pay and rapid funding, contrasting with stinging government funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Vinegar in Oyster Soup and Longtime Washington Grocer
Glen Chambers adds vinegar to his oyster soup while Mack Conner, a Washington grocer for forty eight years, recalls his start at Wallace and Knox and later years with Amos Alberson. The Good Fellows Club fundraiser offers a dollar for a recommendation as workers head through busy times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Chambers
Mack Conner
Washington
Wallace and Knox
Farmer’s Union Corner
Amos Alberson
Christmas Shoppers Tread Gingerly on Streets
The piece praises charitable giving and time as well as money, commends Good Fellow salesmen, and notes Christmas shoppers moving carefully to avoid injuries during the holidays. It jokes about cigars and georgette waists, stressing prudent behavior over the festive period.
Nazimova Shines in Madame Peacock at Fox Theatre
Russian actress Nazimova stars in Madame Peacock a dual role as Jane Goring and a second character. Rita Weiman wrote the screen play. The Fox Theatre presented the film this afternoon with Nazimova delivering a standout performance and dramatic stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Weiman
Nazimova
Madame Peacock
Fox Theatre
Jane Goring
Madama Peacock shines with compelling performance style
A vivid stage style portrait contrasts a corseted heroine pursuing power with a fresh young ingénue. George Probert delights as a steadfast lead, while John Stepp ling Rex Cherryman Albert Cody Gertrude Claire and Mrs. Woodthorpe earn praise. Rita Weiman Nazimova Ray C Smalwood and Rudolph Berequist crafted the production for Metro. Madam Peacock plays again tonight and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Probert
John Steppling
William Orlamond
Rex Cherryman
Albert Cody
Gertrude Claire
Community drives 430 for China relief through MacKachron
Washington residents and local clubs have contributed 430 to aid the people of Techow China facing winter starvation. A $66 portion is not yet sent, with D J Ross at Commercial Savings Bank collecting further gifts for Mr MacKachron to forward next week. Fifteen dollars sustains a Chinese child for a year, funds mainly aiding boys and girls in his district.
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Washington
Paul MacKachron
Techow
China
D. J. Ross
Commercial Savings Bank
MacKachron
Lincoln woman finds relief with Tanlac after years of illness
Mrs James Draper of 1303 D Street Lincoln Nebraska says Tanlac ended years of headaches stomach trouble and dizziness. She reports gaining strength and restoring appetite after two bottles and recommends the medicine. Tanlac is sold by Sherman Bros Washington Mac Gugin Drug Co Wellman and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Draper
D Street
Lincoln
Neb
Tanlac
Washington
Sherman Bros
Wellman
MacGugin Drug Co
Advt
Just Like the Opera Band Draws Townwide Attention
The town buzzes as Jus! leads a concert night drawing the crowd and chatter from many residents. Reporters note lively discussions and mixed reactions as the event unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dicen
Tiazette
Masonic and related orders announce monthly meetings
Cyrus Chapter No. 18 A A M meets the second Friday monthly with H P H T Carris and Secretary Arthur Goodin listed. Bethlehem Commandery No. 45 K T holds the third Friday monthly with J D Glasgow and H Richards as Recorder. Washington Chapter No. 98 O E S meets the second Thursday monthly with Mary Kerr W M and Myrtle Speer Secretary. visiting fraters welcome.
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Evening Journal
Westington
Iowa
Mutual
Ie City
L Owe
John DD
Abe Martin
al Moon
Poland
Cathay
Kilkenny
Peacock
Orcad
Lincoln Womar
Mrs. Draper
Tanlae
John Shields & Sons
Washington, Iowa
Frank L
Physicians and Surgeons
John Droz
American Legion
RL P
Youthoune Arriene
Golden State Limited
Express
Washington Bra
Russel
ST. P
Faethonna
Mims
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
Charles Freding
W. M
Arthur Goodin
Damascus Shrine
Moose Hall
Rose M. Reid
H. P. Mildred Rice
Oo. O. F.—Covenant Lodge No. 101
Iowa Ave
Ray Boyer
Noble Grand
Roy Maple
Brighton
N. O. O. F. Hall
North
Iowa Avenue
F. C. Boal
Elmer McFadden
Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts
Opera Houses
Mutual Phone
Irvin E. Huston
Southwest Corner Square
Lemsey’s Grocery
Washington, IA
Morrrison & Morrison
T. A. Michels
Temple Building
Black
J. E. Edgington
M. D
F. & M. Bank
J. D. Dayton
West Chmater
Ashington County
Sartor
M. H. Barter
Artor & Sartor
Chiroprractors
Klein Klothing
Red
Auoctionss
Austin Sutherland
R. A
J. Wilson
CG. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Journal
Ficher
Livingston & Eicher
LAW
Hington
Keeley
W. A. Butterfield
Crain's
Owa
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