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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1913

Page

6

Wild night flood claims six railroad men near Washington Indiana

The White River flood wrecked a B&O Southwestern work train at the Blue Hole trestle killing four crew members and leaving two rescued men with lengthy river rescues as searchers battled darkness and strong currents. Otto McClellan survived the plunge from a flat car while Stevens and Tucker endured hours in freezing water before rescue.

Washington Ind The Democrat White River C. G. Stevens Dan Shaffer Theodore ‘Gharst Ro Jackson Dan Tucker Cliff McLemore B. & O. Southwestern Stevens Tucker Tom Cook Maysville Otto MccCellan Charles Hamer Tiose Nash Sturgeon Tey Hawkins Creek Hose T. F. Spink Uptown John Jackman Cook Horse Stales Otto McClellan Tom's Hill Charles Denson Charles Laws Charles Knight Tom’s Hill Irvin Padgett Engine -401 Blue Hole Prairie Creek Bridge C.g. Stevens Illinois Division Cr. G. Stevens Shaffer Herron Street Dana Tucker

Record of Flood Horrors From Wolf Creek and City Wide

A letter from Mrs. George Saul details the March 1913 flood in Dayton Ohio. She describes the levee breaks on Wolf Creek, water inundating homes and churches, people ferried by boat, and fires downtown. Militia rule, relief trains, and theft amid chaos are noted, with observations on survival and loss. The writer conveys urgent, vivid impressions from the disaster and its impact on residents.

Dayton, O Wolf Creek West Virginia Miami River Davis Edgemont George Saul

Conductor Roma May Dies Heroic in Flood Rescue

Roma May, a Monroe county man and Co. O conductor, died saving others during a river flood. The Peru Morning Journal notes he saved over 200 people before drowning with Mrs. James Hossman after their boat capsized. May’s body was recovered near the rescue site. his family in Stanford survives.

Peru Roma May Monroe County May South Union Stanford Peru Morning Journal Conductor May James Hossman

Circuit Court Adjourns Trowbridge v Burton

The circuit court case of Trowbridge versus Burton was continued Friday because one attorney did not appear.

Trowbridge

Marriages and household moves listed in local licenses

Marriage licenses show John Walter Cassada to Sulla Kinn James Pente of Oolitic to Josephine Germano Luther Margers to Armilda J Casada George Alexander to Truley Owens Mr and Mrs Fred Wood have moved to a cottage east of their Leesville road home Miss Jane Whitaker leaves for Indianapolis to tend her ill mother Mrs Cora Whitaker Mrs Atcheson to depart early Sunday morning

John Walter Cassada Sulla ¥ Kinn James Pente Oolitic Josephine Germano Luther Margers Armilda J. Cassada George Alexander Truley Owens Fred Wood John L. Wood Leesv Ile Wood Jane Whitaker Mrs. Atcheson North I Street Indianapolis Cora Whitaker Atcheson

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