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VOL. I-2TO. 30
PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1914.
CortEioiiT, 1014. at tiie Postio Lroort Commwt.
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Liquor Men's Protest Betrays Penrose-Allies Repulse Germans
Lawyer Shoots Wealthy Banker-$3 5 0,000 Fire at Hagerstown
A PICTORIAL REPORT OF SOME OF THE NEWS OF THE DAY AT HOME AND ABROAD
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THE RETREAT FROM BELGIUM, MOVING THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT
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MISS CHRISTABEL PANKHURST, FAMOUS DAUGHTER OF HER EQUALLY
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pIRST CARGO OF CHRISTMAS TOYS ARRIVING FROM GERMANY BEING UNLOADED AT WASHINGTON AVENUE WHARF. THE CASES ARE MARKED "AMERICAN PROPERTY" a? a Dirvri,r-rT
EXTREME RIGHT END A CUSTOMS INSPECTOR IS SHOWN EXAMINING THE TOYS IN THE APPRAISER'S OFFICE PROTECTION AGAINST SEIZURE, AT THE
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