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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1916

Page

2

Summary of Revenue Bill Passed by Congress

The act raises taxes on corporate and individual incomes, non resident aliens dividends, dyestuffs, estates, liquor, banking and amusement businesses, and more. It creates a tariff commission, includes anti dumping rules, and sets escalating rates up to 12 percent for high incomes, with a 2 percent corporate levy and a 1 percent estate tax, plus extensive exemptions and duties on printing paper and munitions.

New York Journal of Commerce Cstom United States Senate Congress

Jewels Found in Black Leather Box Reunite Owner

A tax box left on a Grand Central taxi seat contained diamonds emeralds and rubies worth over 10000. Chauncey D Steele notified Mrs Thomas White of 5 East Seventy fourth Street who later acknowledged the loss and is believed to have dropped the box on a Montreal bound trip.

New York Chauncey D. Steele Algonquin Grand Central Terminal Steele Thomas White No. 5 East Seventy-fourth Street Richard Croker

The City of Mexico A Grand Plaza and Ancient Cathedral

The article surveys Mexico City’s layout and sights including the Grand Plaza, the president’s palace, the national gallery, and the cathedral built on Aztec ruins. It notes low houses, a forty acre public park, Trieste Noche street, Tivoli gardens, and evolving industry as war fades.

Gulf of Mexico Pacific Mexico Spain New World Texcoco Grand Plaza Great Square National Picture Gallery Mextilo Trieste Cortez

Old Fashioned Oven Treats From a Home Kitchen

A collection of recipes includes three cupfuls hot water with dark brown sugar and cornstarch for popcorn mold, waffles and muffins, a fruit cake crumble, a rice mold with bananas, a cheese pepper salad on lettuce, rich currant cake batter, a chili sauce, vanilla blanc mange, and a carrot croquette finish.

Mr Baed-a-kin Leads Kids on a Dream Ocean Voyage

A playful poem about Mr Baed-a-kin guiding young Jerry Trott and friends on imagined world travels. The group imagines sailing beyond England, meeting wonders, and sharing adventures with a toy Go-go dog aboard a sky worthy voyage as they learn geography and daring.

Thousands of Women Work on Vienna Street Cars

In Vienna during September 9, over 5,000 women joined the municipal street car service as 10,500 men left for the war. The system now operates near 24 hours, hauling coal and goods at night. Women serve mainly as conductors while authorities weigh allowing women to drive due to steep grades and brake strength. Military labor shortages may force the driver experiment.

Associated Press Vienna Ministry of Railways

Two Sino Japanese Banks Proposed by Government

The Economic Investigation Committee under Premier Okuma endorses creating two Sino Japanese banks one in Manchuria and one in China proper with joint Japanese Chinese ownership. Negotiations with Beijing will set terms including a subsidy from Japan and one third Chinese directors for the China bank.

Associated Press Tokio Economic Investigation Committee Okuma Manchuria China

Rest Needed. Chicago Herald humorous exchange

A lighthearted cartoon caption from Puck features a restaurant cashier asking for a holiday to recuperate as she laments fading beauty. The proprietor questions the claim while noting men counting change, followed by a joke about competition and crooks, including a quip about three being police workers.

Chicago Herald Puck

Diary in a Police Cell Wins Release for Polakov

Ter Walter Polakov a consulting engineer for the Board of Estimate was jailed after speeding in Lincoln Place. He kept a diary in Bergen Street Police Station noting alleged improprieties and claimed mistreatment. Magistrate Reynolds suspended the sentence and Polakov was freed.

New York Bergen Street Liberty Ter Walter N. Polakov Board of Estimate Polakov Mott Lincoln Placeland Flatbush Reynolds

Model Township Planned for Manila Tuberculosis Shelter

Manila plans a model township for tuberculosis patients and families in Balic-Balic. The Philippine Anti-Tuberculosis Society, now run by Filipino leaders, acquired land for a sanatorium and a settlement with an open air school for delicate health children, expanding from the San Juan del Monte facility.

Manila Philippine Islands Anti-Tuberculosis Society Balic-Balic San Juan del Momte Eleanor Franklin Egan San Juan del Monte Philippines

Wife Visits War Prisoner From Kut Surrender

London dispatch reports the wife of a senior officer who surrendered at Kut has arrived in Constantinople to visit her husband. Permission was granted after the Kut surrender and Turks appeared not to oppose. The piece notes hostility to the Young Turks and ongoing executions while food and luxuries grow scarce in the capital.

Associated Tross London Top Eral Townsend Kut Constantinomie England

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