Statues Crowding London Parks Prompts Memorial Debate
London officials from the office of works and councils urge space for future memorials as two large statues, Lord Kitchener and the guards memorial, are due this summer. The Thames embankment and Parliament Square already host many statues, while Westminster Abbey limits future memorial space to protect poets and statesmen for generations.
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Air Force
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Westminster Abbey
Britain
Former Pittsburgh Woman Dies in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Miss Mary Cassatt, sister of the late A J Cassatt former president of the Pennsylvania railroad, died today at Chateau Mesnil Beaufresne. Born in Pittsburgh she went to Europe in 1875 to study art and spent most of her life abroad. She exhibited many pictures in France and returned to the United States in 1898 for an exhibition.
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International News Service
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New Castle Students Win Degrees at Penn Commencement
Three New Castle residents were among the graduates at the University of Pennsylvania commencement in Weightman Hall. Jas P Agan earned a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the Wharton School, Alan W Sherman and Elizabeth Kirk received Doctor of Medicine degrees. Over 1700 degrees were awarded in the 170th annual exercises.
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Philadelphia General Hospital
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Pardon Board Hears Cicere Commutation Plea
Harrisburg June 17 the State Board of Pardons heard arguments on Angelo Cicere Westmoreland County murderer seeking commutation. Cicere is scheduled for electroution June 28 after a 1st degree murder conviction. The case included later appeals and a new trial ordered by the state Supreme court.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
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Angelo Cicere
Westmoreland County
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State Supreme Court
Dewberry Farm Brings High Sum
In McRae Georgia the United States opens its largest dewberry farm in Telfair county. Dr W H Born cultivates forty acres with dewberries and blackberries for Eastern markets. Shipments began recently and at least ten railroad cars are expected in the coming week. The 40 acres are projected to net about $1000 per acre.
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International News Service
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Georgia
United States
Telfair County
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Prince Cyril Orloff Dies After Duel With Baron Klinger
Vienna report says Prince Cyril Orloff died from gunshot wounds after a dispute over Baroness Klinger. Baron Klinger, who was shot in the quarrel, survives.
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Prince Cyril Orloff
Baron Klinger
Garden planting guide and pest notes for June
The weekly notice offers late season planting tips with second crops of radishes lettuce spinach and scallions. It recommends planting Brussels sprouts now if large enough and outlines pest control for asparagus beetles with arsenate of lead and lime. It also advises replanting dwarf lima beans where germination failed and suggests efficient replanting practices.
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New Zealand
Andrews orders probe of firing on private boat
Prohibition chief L C Andrews said an investigation would be opened into the alleged firing by a coast guard patrol boat at the Power Brig Alpha owned by Commodore Arthur Curtis James of Newport. He noted no official Treasury report yet and said cutters fired only when private craft ignored warnings to stop and risked lives.
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John R Stevenson Dies Suddenly at 71 in Lock Haven
LOCKHAVEN Pa June 17 John R Stevenson 71 died suddenly Wednesday He was a wholesale lumber dealer for 49 years served four years as county treasurer and two years as deputy with his wife treasurer He was widely known in central Pennsylvania.
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Copper King Hungerford Dies at New York Residence
WA. T. Hungerford, copper king and president of the U. T. Hungerford Brass and Copper Co., died Wednesday at his New York town home after several weeks illness. He was 84 years old.
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International News Service
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U. T. Hungerford Brass and Copper Co
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