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PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1914.
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PRICE ONE CENT
Germans Fall
Heavy Vote Recorded ; Penrose, Gut, Runs Behind Brumbaugh
ack on Yser Vesuvius Spreads Panic Wide
CITIZEN ARMIES CLASH TODAY WITH BALLOTS FOR WEAPONS
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The man who kept the police force out of politics cast his vote in the same division as Doctor Brum- jlffi ' ft i fiiW KfB&WPfflHli i-
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MAYOR BLANKENBURG CASTING HIS "SPLIT TICKET" WHICH HE REFUSED TO TRADE
He placed his vote la the same ballot box which later received the vote of State Senator McNichol at the pall
ing place of the 17th Division of the 10th Ward, at 21st and Summer streets. He declined an offer of 100 votfi
jsr the lean bill U be would cast only one vote for Penrose, -
DR. MOSES STERN CLOSES HIS CAMPAIGN
The only candidate in the world on the "Lib. Sua. Law" ticket, otherwise Liberal Sunday Laws, Is right
here la Philadelphia, He hopes to go to Congress, but others say there is BO cbaee.
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