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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
9
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A long list names residents from Loveland to Elkhorn and Des Moines as recovering from injuries after a storm. Warnings and missing persons include John Stafford Chicago and relatives near the storm area. News notes report hospital stays, fractured limbs, bruises, and awaiting word on several families.
The Butte chamber of commerce board will meet to discuss possible aid for Omaha storm victims and whether to raise funds. President D. J. Charles is in New York. W. M. Touhy will preside. Messages report Western Union and Postal Telegraph lines disrupted, Omaha six hours behind, with additional Denver route.
In Chicago on March 24 a violent, unprecedented storm wrecked blocks of the city. A hotel guest reported a cyclone-like event with deafening sound and ferrics as buildings collapsed, many people killed, and debris strewn across three city blocks. Rescue crews and residents surveyed the devastation at dawn.
A sequence of storms and tornadoes March 24 cut through Gath Sewamaha and the Middle Went, with Omaha struck hard by a tornado that killed between 100 and 200 people and left 20 injured. Red Cross leaders in Denver and Washington coordinate aid while Omaha authorities request emergency relief. widespread damage reported in Brazil Indiana and Elgin Illinois. Nebraska legislature adjourns as quorum shifts to Omaha.
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