Settlement Talk Over Dexter Bequest At Cincinnati Univ
At a monthly board meeting Cincinnati University trustees discussed settling the Dexter will dispute. Ben B. Date urged a settlement to allow Dexter Walker to keep his name. if he changes it the $20,000 goes to the university. The case was referred to the Finance Committee. The board also dismissed charges against Miss Laura Logan on nurses' petition.
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Miss Logan
Board of Trustees
the Cincinnati University
Ben B. Date
Ann Dexter
Dexter
Dexter Walker
Charlies Dexter
University of Cincinnati
Dale
C.W. Dabney
Dabney
C. R. Holmes
The
General Hospital
Laura Logan
School of Nursing
College of Commerce
College of Engineering
Miami
College of Law
Frederick Andrew Hinkle
Hinkle
Frank G. McFarlan
Committee On Finance
Weather summary for seven states and cities from 1919 data
The report tracks showers and cooler conditions on Tuesday across Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia with possible lake area rain near Lake Erie and party cloudy to partly cloudy skies elsewhere. It also lists interstate temperature readings and a record comparison for Cincinnati dated April 7 1919 with hour by hour observations.
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Kentucky
West Portion
Indiana
West Virginia
New York
Omaha Biene Oh Esieel
New Orleans
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A.m
Body sealed in car identified as Ohio man
Police in Pittsburg say a freight car from Haselton Ohio carried the body of Melvin E Chester 20 of Youngstown Ohio with a bullet wound. The seals were intact and Chester a salesman for a Youngstown dry goods firm had been missing since April 1.
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Pittsburg
Haselton
Melvin EE. Chester
Youngstown
Chester
Detectives Suspended Over Delayed Robbery Probe
City Police Chief Copelaw suspended Detectives George Rainey and Charles Diers on charges of dereliction of duty after a complaint by J. J. Gubin. Gubin reported a robbery at his Van Antwerp Place home during the parade last Friday, diamonds valued at $500 taken. detectives allegedly did not visit promptly or make hourly calls.
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George Rainey
Charles Diers
Copelaw
Holmes
J. J. Gubin
van Antwerp Place
Gubin
Troop Transport Arrivals to Be Listed on Page 2
Notice directs readers that troop transport arrivals at various ports will be published on page 2. It directs attention to future listings and provides no other details.
Allen Faces Felony Charge In Bowdle Death
John D. Allen 44 of Hamilton Ohio is charged with manslaughter after his machine struck Stanley E Bowdle as he alighted from a street car at Clifton Avenue and Riddle Road. Bond set at 5000 dollars after debate. defense claims cause was brake reaction and swerving to avoid a rear vehicle. Funeral arrangements for Bowdle pending with service at Calvary Episcopal Church Clifton. Coroner to hold inquest.
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Albert Wegener
Central Avenue
Joe Parsons
Parsons
Fourth
Walnut Streets
John Crouse
Hem
Washington
Crouse
Walnut Street
First National Bank
General Hospital
Wegener
John D. Allen
Ross Avenue
Hamilton
Miami
Allen
Samuel W. Bell
E. S.S
Bell
Morrissey
Bowdle
Wonnell
Ontario to Vote on Repeal of Temperance Act
Toronto April 7 Premier Hearst announced in the Legislature that Ontario will hold a plebiscite on repealing the Ontario temperance act and on measures permitting liquor sales. Voter questions include repeal of the temperance act, sale of light beer in sealed packages under government control, sale of light beer over the bar, and restrictive sale of spirituous liquors under government control.
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Toronto
Province of
Ontario
Hearst
Michigan Dry Vote Appears Heavily Against Prohibition
Detroit and statewide results show a strong move against prohibition with the wet amendment leading by about 100,000 votes from 434 precincts reporting. Grant Hudson of the Anti-Saloon League claimed victory by at least 150,000 votes as three constitutional measures were on the ballot.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Michigan
Grant Hudson
Antisaloon League
Palmer Refuses Ruling On Price Fixing By Industrial Board
Washington April 7 The legality of the Industrial Board's plan to standardize prices for staple commodities remains under review by government agencies. Attorney General Palmer will not yet rule on the legality and has not acknowledged the board's actions. The dispute centers on steel pricing and the Railroad Administration's rejection of board prices, with a potential formal opinion to follow if a practical settlement is reached.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Commerce
Industrial Board
Palmer
Department of Justice
Railroad Administration
Hines
George N. Peek
Navy
George Washington
Wilson
Airplane to start on Atlantic flight from Ireland
The Shortt brothers plan to start their Atlantic crossing from Ireland to Newfoundland on April 16, weather permitting. The aircraft aims to complete the journey in about twenty hours as part of the 10,000 pound race.
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Atlantic
Ireland
London
Shortt Brothers
Newfoundland
Navy homecoming trembles with convoy victory tale
New York April 7 Rear Admiral Williams Sims returns aboard Mauretania to cheers from family and city officials. He credits the convoy system with defeating U boat threats, aided by depth charges listening devices and merchant seamen. The arrival marks triumphal welcome with flotillas, destroyers, and airfleet escort.
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Associated Press
New York
Williams&. Sims
Mauretania
Germany
England
United States
Teuton
Sims
Fhiim
Aramis
D. H. Burrage
Navy Department
Hylan
City of
Cleaves
Naval Transport Service
Rodman Wanamaker
Envoys Face Urgent Choice on League Covenant
Senators Hitchcock and Lenroot urged rapid agreement on the League of Nations covenant or risk rejection over America first principles. Hitchcock defended the covenant as a great compromise among fourteen allies while Lenroot warned it could undermine U S sovereignty and lead to obligations on immigration, tariffs, and territorial integrity.
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New York
America
United States
Economic Club
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Japan
Executive Council
League
Turkey
Europe
Bavaria Proclaims Soviet Regime as Workers Take Control
In Munich and Wurzburg on April 7, revolutionary Central Council reports Bavaria united under a Soviet system. Landtag dissolved. People’s Commissions take over public authority. holidays declared and rails, food, water services to continue. Banks and media occupied. general strike begins. factories and shops closed except food outlets.
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Associated Press
Munich
Central Council of
Bavaria
Mekisch
Workers of
Landtag
Wurzburg
Peace Conference Near Turning Point in Wilson Delays
Paris April 7 The peace talks show signs of decisive action yet doubts linger on achieving results within a fortnight. President Wilson and Premier Lloyd George face bed confinement delaying sessions as the Council of Four debates reparations and frontiers with American pressure for a swift agreement.
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Paris
Lloyd George
Hous
Council of Four
White House
Mr. Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Presmier Orlando
House
Wilson
Colonel House
George Washington
Last of Expeditionary Forces Could Return by Late Summer
About 120 ships are returning American troops from overseas with more vessels being fitted to raise the homeward movement to 300000 or more men in four months. The last troops may be out of Europe by late summer depending on peace talks. Navy crews man transport ships including former German liners seized in U S waters and several foreign vessels.
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Washington
Europe
Hamburg
Navy Department
France
Residents vote to revert to central time on Putin Bay Island
Sandusky Ohio April 7 voters on Putin Bay Island Lake Erie approve returning to central time due to daylight length.
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Sandusky
Putin Bay Island
Lake Erie
Palmer to Oppose Clemency for Debs, Socialist Leader
Attorney General Palmer announced he would strongly oppose any move to grant executive clemency for Eugene V. Debs after his ten year espionage act conviction. He cited duty to enforce law and avoid undermining justice, noting Debs has filed no clemency petition and has publicly challenged American courts. The White House received a respite petition preliminary to a pardon.
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Palmer
Debs
Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Supreme Court
American Courts of Justice
Cleveland
White House
Alan Benson
Charts Bara Rus
Soldiers and Workmen's Council backs soviet republic
In Ratibson Bavaria on April 7 the Soldiers and Workmen's Council declared support for a soviet republic with only one vote against.
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Ratisbon
Bavaria
Soldiers and Workmen's Council
Bavaria Transfers Government to Nuremberg Says Hoff man
Berlin dispatch quotes Premier Hoff man declaring Bavaria’s government moved from Munich to Nuremberg and remains the sole authority to issue ordinances. The statement, signed by Hoff man in Nuremberg on April 7, asserts the free state's government holds final authority.
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London
Hoffman
Bavaria
Berlin
Munich
Nuremberg
Free State of
Bavarian Ministers Align With Communists
Berlin April 7 Special dispatches report Bavarian Interior Minister Herr Unterleitner and Industry Minister Simon have joined the communist movement. Unterleitener denounced his cabinet and said a Soviet system would be introduced with no Noskes, but aligned with Russia and Hungary, while anticipating support from France England Italy and the United States.
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Berlin
2Funich
Herr Unterleitener
Simon
Unterleitener
Russia
Hungary
France
England
Italy
United States
Noskes
Scheidemanns
Williams
Tragic blast kills James Gillenwater near Dover
April 7 in Waverly James M Gillenwater was blown to pieces while blasting holes for fruit trees when a basket of dynamite exploded. Witness Wimmlan Hamman, thirty feet away, was injured. Gillenwater leaves a widow and eight children.
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Dover
Wimmlan Hanmiman
Gilenwater
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