Illinois Motorist Identifies Suspect
A Chicago detective Edward Rosmth assisted in tracing a weekend hold up. J Rone, a Washington detective, aided in identifying one suspect after a robbery near a cemetery. The victim, Smith, lost $2754, a gold watch, and a rug. another suspect fled. Rone faces suspension and possible further action.
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Edward Rosmth
Chicago
Ses Erdas
J. Rone
Washington
Smith
Mobo
Valles
Biddensburg
Sar
Lasta
Lidl
CW Forsberg
Tenta
Forsberg
Mobile Rum Plotters Hear Sentence Today
A court session is set to announce prison terms for a group linked to a mobile rum plot. The defendants face related charges and a verdict is expected after weeks of hearings and testimonies.
Bankers Kidnapping Charge Faces Trial
A banker charged with kidnapping faces trial after a period of detention. Details from the case describe the accused resisting arrest and involvement with a tenant and family relations. The events center on a sequence of coercive actions tied to a debt dispute and a public dispute over custody and safety. Authorities reported no additional arrests at this time, though the case remains active.
Thaw Spends Sunday On His Virginia Farm
Thaw spent Sunday at his Virginia estate south of Worcester while awaiting possession of property. He visited Pittsburg, then moved on to town where he spoke with Chief of Police Woo Doran about his plans and impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
Virginia
Stephenson
Pittsburgh
Tor
Aros
Woo Doran
Cantonese Form Army Like Italian Fascists
In Shanghai a Cantonese merchant Chan Tim Wak heads the South China Volunteer corps of about 100000 troops. Financed by merchants, the nonpolitical group resembles Italian fascists, forcing Sun Yat Sen to repeal a 50 percent land transfer tax and gaining loyalty as it expands toward Canton and beyond.
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Shanghai
Chiga
George Washington
Chan Tim Wak
South China Volunteer Corps
Canton Distris
Italy
Merchants Protective Association
Canton
Sun Yat Men
Chan Lim Hak
China
Huge sums claimed in Vera Cruz war damages
The article reports vast monetary claims arising from the Vera Cruz occupation, with estimates running high as Mexicans file case after case. It notes port duties reduced to near nothing, commerce damage, and expected additional claims in the coming year, amid ongoing occupancy disputes and a call for public ads to locate article owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexo
Washington
Celoada
Mantins
United States
Troms
Vera Cruz
Campaign to End War Begins July 26 Worldwide
Intensive drive to banish war to unite nations ahead of the world War ten anniversary launches July 26 and runs through November. National figures will be asked how far they will push international cooperation. Major organizations including Association of University Women and League of Women Voters join the effort.
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Amparwu
Wll
Association of University Women Farm
Enteau Federation Federation of Teachers National Board
T Barin Orgutattiong
Jewish Women
Lduration
Sister Focus
League of Women Voters Milk Producers Federation
Womens Trade
Tui 1
League Peace Association of Lriends
Amerea
Wocot
Momans International League For Teace
Presdom Central Conference of
Nation's 1922 tax totals by district and state figures
Treasury statistics show total net income subject to tax at 21,336,213,539 with per capita net income in Washington at 528.66 and district tax contributions topping 861,057,208 nationwide. New York led returns at 110,748 with Pennsylvania and Illinois following. Per capita and overall tax figures are broken down by state and income brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Texas
Wisconsin
Ohio
California
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Michigan
Missouri
United States
Bureau of Census
Newark
New York
Pennaylvania
Pennsylvaia
Fllinois
Illnois
Massachusetts
Taxes Due July 31 For Occupational Fees
The Revenue Act requires payment of occupational taxes by July 3 0 for many businesses. Brokers face 29 tax plus a secondary levy if they belong to a stock exchange. Other taxes include pawnbrokers 100 shipbrokers 50 custom house brokers 50 bowling alleys 10 per alley, shooting galleries 20, riding academies 100, brewers and distillers 1000, hire autos 10 per vehicle up to 2 seats and 20 for larger, theater taxes repealed June 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guler
Tait
Internal Revenue
Maryland
Stock Exchange
Simi- Tir
Brewers and Distillers
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Guy Rone
Kone
Ci Hy
Clifford Luii Sveal
Loge Sativites
Marois
Fenner
Agnes
Owen
Studebaker
Rone
Howard K. Smith
Bladensburg Road
Marsh
Albins
Explorer
Darren
Jungles
Richard Marshad
Alamares
Panama
Central America
Jon Reis
Marguerite
Asia
de Rouse
Hame
Phuess
Fouake
Smavels
Marth
Omyurson
Bert
Hents Pardo
Prarien
Pref Dohn
Pershing
Ise
Banks
Kensington, Md
Keusing
FORD
Kensington
State of
Woodward Bldg
James M. Maupin, Jr
John C. Wagner
Woodward
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