Bowdle Dies From Auto Crash While Walking With Wife
Stanley E. Bowdle former congressman and prominent Cincinnati Democrat dies at Good Samaritan Hospital from a skull fracture after being struck by a car on Lafayette and Ludlow avenues Clifton The driver John D Allen of Hamilton Ohio was released on cash bond after being charged with speeding and passing a street car Bowdle defeated Longworth once and ran for Congress in 1912 1914 and 1916 giving a forceful campaign against Victor Heintz in the second district Bowdle 51 last September left law practice in Cincinnati after stints as a master mechanic and in Mexican health exile.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Lafayette
Ludlow Avenues
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John D. Allen
Hamilton
Ey Miami Conservancy Company
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Cramp Shipyards
Philadelphia
Bowdle
Lillian Crane Scott
Virginia
Congress
Ohio
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Longworth
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Weather Summary and Temperature Readings Across States
Ohio indicators show a cold spell with Monday through Tuesday temperatures dropping near Lake Erie. West Virginia trends include fair weather Monday, then rain and cooler conditions in the west by Tuesday. Kentucky clouds up, rain at night, then much colder Tuesday. Indiana expects showers Monday night, with colder air Tuesday. The report lists station temperatures for Boston through Nashville and notes Cincinnati’s April 6, 1919 record ending 1 p.m. local time, with daily highs and precipitation contrasts.
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San Francisco
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Pharere
Cincinnati
Auto Crash on Cleves Pike Kills One, Injures Four
Carl Gerstner 18 of 2855 Colerain Avenue was killed when the auto turned turtle into a six foot ditch near Glenway Avenue on Cleves Pike. Henry Dinkelacker 2519 Spring Grove Avenue died later from a skull fracture. John Dinkelacker 2419 Spring Grove Avenue and Alfred Troescher 18 of 2512 Bruce Avenue had leg fractures. Three others were taken to General Hospital. The Dinkelackers are prominent in Cumminsville.
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John Dinkelacker
Alfred Troescher
Bruce Avenue
Carl Gerstner
Colerain Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Cleves Pike
Henry Dinkelacker
Dinkelacker
Gerstner
General Hospital
Dinkelackers
Cumminsville
Chris Dinkelacker
Carrier pigeon saves navy airman in peril off New Jersey coast
A blue carrier pigeon carried a rescue message from Ensign Finch adrift in a fuel-less flying boat off the South Jersey coast. Lieutenant Taylor and Judge Buffington found the message and alerted Cape May naval base, which dispatched submarine chasers to locate Finch and return him to safety. The bird is to be given best care and returned to Cape May.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
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Navy
Joseph Buffington
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Pennsylvania
Matthew Taylor
Naval District
Cape Hatteras
T Florido
Jersey
William Lyall
Toronto
Judge Buffington
Taylor
Fourth Naval District
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Cape May Naval Base
Naval Headquarters
Cape May
Calving Stand on Social Unit Faces Scrutiny and Support
A joint Sands Business Men's Club and West End Medical Society meeting endorsed Mayor Galvin's stance on the Social Unit, amid secrecy and heated exchanges. Critics accused the session of being framed, while disputes over access to the unit's books and internal governance arose.
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West End Medical Society
Sands Business Men's Club
Galvin
Lorenz Lemper
D. T. Fenner
Ben
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Mr. Fenner
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Lemper
the Commercial Tribune
Charles Harding
Harding
W. D. Haines
D. H. Abbott
B. Merrill
Ricketts
W. C. Ewing
William Evans
Birchard
Minges
Occupational Council
Kreicher
W.C. Ewing
Russia Policy Split as United States Faces Bolshevik Challenge
The article outlines an American plan to handle the Russian question amid Allied debate. It favors recognizing a Russian government based on international obligations and inviting Russian elections, while avoiding overt intervention. Paris demonstrations protest war aims and press for peace, with large crowds and police control.
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League of Victors
United States
Russia
Germany Must Pay Too Last Farthing
Paris April 6. Premier Lloyd George told Stephane Lauzanne that the preliminary peace treaty will be ready by Easter and Germany will be asked to sign by late April or early May. He stressed there is no divergence among negotiators though experts differ on liquidation methods and assets to realize. He urged patience while public opinion awaits facts over rumors.
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New York Evening Post, Inc
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Europe
United States
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Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Paris
Great Britain
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Germany
Farewell Embrace Ends in Double Tragedy in Cleveland
In Cleveland on April 6 Mr Adolph Bahr 40 and Mrs Bahr 39 were found dead in their home in night attire in a room arranged as if they fell in opposite directions after a farewell embrace. Police say they died by suicide from poison. Their dog was nearly dead from licking their faces in an attempt to wake them. Relatives saw no motive for the crisis.
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Cleveland
Adolph Bahr
European Inflation Sparks Call for Global Currency Regulation
Sen. Owen of Oklahoma, chairing the Banking and Currency Committee, warns that European currency inflation harms world commerce and urges an international agreement to regulate per capita money circulation. He cites his Europe trip and argues for commodities flowing freely between nations at similar costs and stresses unequal per capita money skews global competition.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Banking and Currency Committee
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United States
France
Japan
Troo p Transport Arrivals Noted on Page Two
Brief notice directs readers to page two for details on troop transport arrivals at various ports.
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Lloyd George Denies Split in Peace Parleys
Paris April 6 Premier Lloyd George voiced confidence the peace treaty would be concluded by Easter. British French and American delegations remained optimistic despite Bolshevik troubles in Bavaria and Italy Adriatic tensions. The sunny weather reportedly lifted mood and reduced gloom over conference outcomes.
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Associated Press
Paris
Lloyd George
Easter
Bavaria
Italy
Adriatic
Armored tanks to anchor peacetime army organization
Washington April 6. War Department approves peace time tank plan with 1050 tanks in service. 720 light tanks and 30 heavy tanks per battalion, plus 45 signal tanks for each unit. A tank brigade will attach to each corps, heavy battalion plus two light battalions. Light tanks move over 15 mph. heavy tanks weigh about 35 tons with 37 mm cannon and 209 hp Liberty engine.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Army Corps
Lieutenant Cortinez Flies Over Andes in British Plane
April 6 reports say Lieutenant Cortinez crossed the Andes in a British aircraft yesterday reaching an altitude of 18 000 feet.
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Santiago
Cortinez
President Wilson Receives U S Peace Delegates in Paris
President Wilson, recovering in Paris from a cold, was allowed by Rear Admiral Grayson to meet late today with the American Peace Commissioners. He spoke with Bliss White and House, marking the first contact with officials beyond his immediate household since illness began. He is weak but improving and may resume part of his peace work Monday, avoiding big four meetings until Tuesday. Poincare sent a hopeful message and allied leaders expressed confidence in his recovery.
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