Sun rises too high hole and cold weather forecast
The weather page outlines daytime and nighttime temperatures with wind shifts from southwest to northwest. It notes rain possible Friday into Saturday, cooling markedly in the east and northeast by weekend, with snow in the upper lake region and colder conditions across the Mid-Atlantic and New England areas. Strong entities include Air and Ocean forecasts, multiple regional areas, and dates around Friday and Saturday.
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Columbia
West Ral
Toontains
Virginia
Options
Port
Renge
Te& Wnemer
Atlanta
Stelon
Texas
Roy
England
Middle Want
Curatis
Islantie
New Fagland St Run Warnes
Atlantic
Norforl + Tastport
Eleven killed in Washington street accidents in November
The Washington police report 11 deaths and 17 serious injuries in the first 25 days of November amid 402 total accidents. Maj Pullman blamed carelessness and warned safety measures, noting 286 automobile, 95 streetcar, and 21 horse-drawn vehicle accidents, with one injury roughly every ninety minutes.
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Washington
Maj Pullman
Maj Pulitman
Winter meetings held by New Thought centers in Washington
A string of winter meetings across Washington under New Thought centers opens with a Sunday talk by James A Edgerton at Studio Hall 1218 Connecticut Ave NW. Other events include dances at Odd Fellows Temple, a sermon at Central M O church, and gatherings for teachers, theologians, and community groups.
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Washington
Studio Hall
Connecticut Avenue
James A Edgerton
Heological Society of Washington
Langsw
AS Hitchock
MW Fyon Jr
Deviny Heads Law Seniors at Washington College Election
Deviny leads law senior class at Washington College in the District of Columbia. He follows officers including President John Ving and Vice President Missoith Blery. Ragan Town treasurer Herbert Wo Archer of Newark is mentioned. Mr Txtinvy, a native of the Tus stunt, educated locally, ex-president of the Washington Plate Printers Union, long secretary of the National Association of Civil Service Employees, and superintendent of work at the bureau of engraving and printing.
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Washington College
Las
John
Distriet of
Columbia
Missoith Blery
Stewart Cola
Stormsiy
Ragan Town
Ftreqaurer
Herbert Wo Archer Newark Dostoriar
Misa
Treston Wolmack
Virginia
Txtinvy
Tus| Stunt
Washington Plate Printers Union
National Association of Civil Service
1Mploves
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Funeral today for W C McGowan longtime Emergency Fleet Corp official
The funeral for W C McGowan, a longtime Emergency Fleet Corporation supervisor with Jacksonville headquarters, is at St Pauls Catholic Church. Born 1874 in Washington, he worked in naval engineering and shipbuilding before joining the emergency fleet program. Survived by wife and daughter, who arrived from Jacksonville after his death in Philadelphia.
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Witham
Ution
Wan Longs
Jacksonville
Tuessay
Philadelphia
St Pauls Cathelic Church
Witteanthana
Treeta
Uhis
Oclock
Washington
John G McGowan
Margaret A McGowan
McGowan
Emerson Institute
Georgetown University
Metsowin
Fuehmend
Pensacola Navy Yard
Naval
Navy
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Deaths reported in Columbus area hospital notices
A list of deceased individuals with ages and rough addresses appears, including James ootynon os eight years, Andreas J Van Deursen twenty seven, Ost me Mary Ann Ober eighty two, Esther Kennedy forty two, Moshy Williams fifty two, Agnes P Jackson fifty three, Bernice Wyman seventeen, Margaret Marsh sixty five, Peter Colbert seventy eight, Frank Cole forty six, Joseph A. Eninton eight months, and others connected to local addresses and hospitals. The fragmentary notice lists multiple victims without cause or explicit dates.
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James
Ootynon
Andreas J van Deursen
Vermont
Columbus Oracroft
William Drisco
Casualty
August Landerkin
Emerson
Marthe Matilda Dement
Mary Ann Ober
Esther Kennedy
Garfield
Moshy Williams
I'mma
Coleman
Shadow Tavinin Werner
Agnes P Jackson
Bernice Wyman
Bowen Rt
Anesoatia
Margaret Marsh
Washington
Peter Colbert
Frank Cole
Hmargency
Joseph A. Eninton
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks & Company
c. # Saks-making
D. Melton
Marine Office
Harper
St. N. W
Frank
Sloan’s New Galleries
New York Avenue
Weing
Waor Stevens
Bob Beaties
Fonmeerns
Fooke Jewetts
Pilosa
Wah Gang
Kort Avenue
Maddiman
Weschler’s
Pa. Ave
N. W
DISON
Gibson Co., Inc
Lewepa
HIVE
Notalat
Arca Januay
Askill
Atlanty Ga
Artanth
Ly Voitiiere
Rattar
Cloverie Wabsel
Obi
Cody
Casseston
Barria City
Springs
Amor Ofia
River Bulletin
Harvera Ferry
Muddy
D. J. Kaufman, Inc
Pa Ave
17Th St
Rnnappsin
Byron S Adams
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
11Th St
Pullman
Docloc
Pey
Mitropolitin Presbyterian
Burth
Nich
Varell
May Terman
Waller
Tam 1 Motor Transport
Unbuilduus
Lolatd
Baltincore
The
Neliont Worneens Pride Tren Teague
Pythian
Ninth Terol
Maissarharsetts Avenue
Fard Minchat Wall
Ania
Tieventh Street
Glenpexin
Thinerty
Commerce
Swigget
Pringiipal
Commissioner of Education
Washington Forum
MHA! Vieventhostrert
Pinnsylvania
Avenue West Tuerdiys
Tdueiton
Cilbrens
New York
Ton
Hetman
Facelsior
Tan
Russia
Endicott-Johnson
Stra Nettet i Bucers
Palmers
Nephan
Hleels
Teese
New
Baltimore
West Lexington St
Paavese
Deviny
Wm R Kerr
Cy of
Chicago
W. C. M’gowan
Fleet Corporation
Shubert-Belasco
New York Poncess Theater
Princess ‘Theater
Anna Wheaton
Hal Forde
Marc Carroll
Charles Compton
Soldier Boys
Aberdeen Proving Ground
William Allen Phillips
Who Stole
Jack Mason
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Henri Baraud
National Theater
Norman Fo
Alvira Ko Crowder
Willam Bo
Ollie Po Crow
Miller
Jim
Tanay
Ives
Dorothy Phillips
Ihe
Carmel Myers
Tonigh Tos
Atom Ang
Laas Charles Chery Wallace Eed
Ny War
Euth Bhepley
Minna Gombe
Seo Ree
Patricia Collinge
Martin
Poitiar
Thaate Turraday
Fereens
Lazaro Sparhen
Krom
Tiret
NEW Lyceum
the Palace of Burlesque
Nth & Penna
Aye
Tel
Franklin
Gayety
Mollie Williams
B.F. Keith
SUN
Fritzi Scheff
Beatrice Harford
Merton & Glass &E
Pers Attractions
Lorench
Cam
Moo
Loew's
Billie ‘Burke
Loew’s Columel Engines
TAO
Praine Vivian Martin
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