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the candidate, James Gallagher (left to right).
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ties at Firehouse No. 1, McKinley, Pa., after they voted today
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possession of this residence at Roslyn, L. I., where h intends to rest
for a short time, after his several active years on tho other side
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HE'S YOUR PROThCiOR. Walter Herbert, tram director of th'e
Philadelphia and Reading, who sees that trains are run properly in
and out of the Reading Terminal. He is shown at the Race street
tower
COLONEL CEDRIC FAUNTLE
ROY, organizer and commander of
the Kosciuszko air squadron, com
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tors, arrives in Now York
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ROMPS WITH GRANDCHILD. Midst the c al strike and tho
serious Irish situation.'Lloyd George, British prime minister,
plays a bit with tho little ono "at No. 10 Downing street, London
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INDICTED FOR MURDER. Mrs.
"Louise Pcete, arrested in Denver, Colo
rado, for the murder of Jacob Charles
Denton, a wealthy mine owner, in Los
Ar-j;el6s, , California. She pleaded not
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA IHGU SCHOOL GIRLS. POSES WITH "MASTER PRINCE." Mar
Thoy made their own costumes and attended tho jorle Wadman, of New.Ydrk, is tho proud
Halloween party nt tho St Paul's Episcopal Church, owner of ono of the' best Boston torrlors nt
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