Senator Bryan Dies After Short Senate Service
Florida Senator Bryan dies leaving a young legacy in Washington. The funeral and public tributes drew lawmakers, officials, and mourners. The piece notes his Florida roots, rapid rise, and the President's regard, with details on his early career and family.
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Bryan
Senate
Alabama
Morgan
Pettus
Me. Mattory
Florida
Latimer
South Carolina
Proctor
Vermont
Whyte
Maryland
Mr. Whyte
Mr. Bryan
Janet George Alan
Col
Willan Avan
Lexington
Taft
William Allan Hryan
Mitton Ryan
Dania
Pla
N. P. Ryan
Jacksonville
Deli Af, Ryan, Jr
Dayka Deyan
University of Piurita
Gainesville
Tive
Iies A. Carson
Arthur Simo
Kissimmes
Fla
Margaret
Washington
Miss Fiorriethan
Call Bryan
Macon
Lirvan
Port Mason
F.tne
John M. Iica
Bryan Arnuty
Oxford
Pour Inter UN
Washington and
Tew University
Giis College
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Nathan
Rye & Bryan
Ruman
Willem James Bryan
United States
William , Pinkney White
Senator Mallory
Henry Clay
Armistead T. Mason
Virginia
White House
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Taliaferro
Taliferro
Porida
Congress
Lhe Senate
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Clay
Senator Bryan
Duval County
Washington Not Overrun by Mashers Says Police Chief
Maj. Richard Sylvester defends capital streets as safe from ogling men and insensitivity, countering a New York newspaper woman’s claim of rampant insults. She described frequent harassment on F Street and near hotels, recounting incidents from hotel to theater and conversations with strangers.
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Richard Sylvester
New York
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Chinatown
Bowery
Broad, Wall
Nassau Streets
Hiftrecith
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Wall Street
Fifteenth Street
Elventh
Florida
Scabe
Arlington
Shoreham
Cosmos Club
Bain
Pennsylvania Avenue
Willard Hotel
Capitol
Awitte
Connecticut Avenue
Hi Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Lafayuette Square
Sylvester
Arlington Hotel
Washington Nightlife Draws Crowds and Concerns
A Washington observer describes bustling Ninth and T streets with garish amusements and roller skaters, noting women and girls exposed to undue attention from men. The account contrasts experiences across Pennsylvania Avenue and F Street, while Maj. Sylvester disputes the extent of insult and praises police steps to curb gatherings and unwanted advances.
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Rotunda
House of Representatives
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New York
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Ninth Street
Objects to Midnight Music in Apartments
A Washington resident asks The Post to pursue an ordinance to curb late night piano playing in apartment buildings. He cites a New York City rule restricting piano and instrument noise before 10 p.m. and notes landlords face tenant complaints when neighbors play late. The letter urges city action to regulate "unusual noises" from instruments.
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Law
Washington
Mnament
New York City
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Fire at Norfolk Wholesale Grocery and Saks & Co Damage
Fire broke out early today in the Four Company wholesale grocery house causing partial building collapse and gutting the Saks & Co clothing store. The blaze damaged the Southern States exchange and several stocks, with losses estimated at 76000 dollars. Fire teams fought flames through the morning in Norfolk Virginia.
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Weather Bureau Report Notes Warm Week With Frosts In West
The Weather Bureau reports a warm third week with a cold end, frost in the interior West Gulf States, and freezing in the Carolinas and Virginia. Rainfall was generally light except in the South, with general rain to start the week. temperatures below average in the South, above in the North. Forecast includes renewed rain for Monday in the Atlantic states and Gulf States, clearing in the North Atlantic by Tuesday, with no major temperature changes expected. Continuous winds from the south shift along coasts, and ships bound for Europe will face fresh southerly winds and rain. Local and river data follow, including hourly temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and tide details for Harpers Ferry and Shenandoah region observations.
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Gulf States
Oho Valley
Tennessee
North Atlantic
New England
Middle Atlantic
Atlantis
Nouth
Gut
Steamera
European
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