Peyser Mentioned For Presidency Of Education Board
Capt Julius L Peyser appointed to the Board of Education by the District Supreme Court will take oath at Franklin School. He is listed as a likely candidate for president as the board reorganizes after Callahan's resignation and Greenwood's absence delays a head. The teachers' salary bill is expected to be approved and prepared for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius L Peyser
Board of Education
District Supreme Court
Franklin School
Capt. Peyser
Daniel J. Callahan
Ernest Greenwood
Europe
Greenwood
New York
Congress
Market Case Upon Appeal Over Washington Market Valuation
The Washington Market Company contesting its property valuation reached the Court of Appeals, taken under advisement. A Harding commission under congressional act valued Centermarket property at 1,506,201 dollars, while the company argued for 2,000,020 dollars. The commission was chaired by Louis A. Dent with John H. Walker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Market Company
Centermarket
Court of Appeals
Harding
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Louis A. Dent
John H. Walker
Weather and tides highlights from today’s table
Readable fragments show sunrise times and tide levels with high and low measurements. The entry lists run rises and a high tide near 5:00 and a low tide around 11:43, reflecting daily coastal conditions.
Weather Conditions for Washington and Vicinity December Forecast
Weather Bureau bulletin reports rain for Washington DC and Maryland on Wednesday with fair and colder conditions Thursday. Southeast and south winds shift to northwest. Virginia to see rain Wednesday and Thursday with cooler air. Disturbances over Kentucky and Alaska influence regional rain and warming trends in the far northwest. storm warnings posted along the Atlantic coast. Temperature readings include mid 30s to 50s with varied humidity and sunshine totals.
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U 8
Dept of Adveniture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Cucasay
P Mo
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Alaska
Ontario
California
Lower Lake
Ohio
Middle Mississippi
Pacis
Atlantic States
Ohw
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
East Gulf
South Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Delaware
Boston
Mass
Teachers to Take Up School Issues Friday
Teachers and officers will gather Friday for the semiannual Teachers Institute at Central high school, with an 11:00 AM general session opening featuring Edith B. Athey and addresses by C Alphonso Smith and William L. Davidson. Afternoon round tables cover high, elementary, and kindergarten topics under local school leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W Ballou
Central High School
Edith B. Athey
Department of Music
William Mather Lewis
George Washington University
C. Alphonso Smith
United States Naval Academy
William L. Davidson
Pittsburgh
Elbert K. Fretwell
Columbia University
Robert L. Haycock
Wilson Normal School
Anna Botsford Comatock
Cornell University
Eizabeth K. Peeples
Henry D. Cook
Malign Churchill Sempie
Clark University
Selden M. Ely
Powell School
Margaret C. Seaver
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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Walrus
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Local Weather Report
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Baltimore
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Buffalo
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Tex
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Mont
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N.Y
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Nebrada
Nebr
Philadelphia
Agnes Phoenix
Portland
Ies
East Lake City
Utah
Ag A. St
General Assembly
U. S
Hurts
British Cotton Mills
Pennsylvania Ave
Shubert Polis
Jesse L. Lasky
Paramount
Eleonora Duse
Poli
Shubert
Aee
Hea Jolson
Ladaweelana
Warner Bros
Lenore Ulric
David Belasco
Hart
Wild Bill Higkor
Rex
Ertlere
LOEW
Columbia
F Street
Metro
Jackie Coogan
Baby Barrymore
Mary Hoberts
Rinehart
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Myron Selznic
Corinne Griffith
Cory
Way Tearle
Elliot Dexter
W. Chambers
Nobby Vernon
Richard Barthelmess
Crandall
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