Garrison After War Chief Wood Visit Becomes Hamilton Aid
War Secretary Garrison and General Leonard Wood arrived in Cincinnati en route to Dayton to assist flood relief. A special train was canceled and the party traveled by auto due to flood disruption. Wood agreed to stay and aid Mayor Bunt and Red Cross. Rhodes and Mooney accompanied Garrison. Hamilton flood response and other notes follow.
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Cincinnati
Garrison
Bras
Leonard Wood
Gaff
Dayton
Louisville and Nashville Road
Cincinnati, Lebannon & Northern
Wood
Bunt
Red Cross Society
Rhodes
Mooney
Winchester
Ham
Death Toll Rises in Ohio River Villages
Cincinnati reports 22 known dead across Harrison Cleves Valley Junction and New Bethlehem at the Great Miami mouth. Bodies of two men remain unidentified. In Mexico City, Diaz safe after denial of an assassination report involving two women at Hacienda Del Christo.
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Cincinnati
Harrison, Cleves
Valley Junction
New Bethlehem
Great
Miami
Ohio
Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Death toll in Ohio city may drop 150
Dayton Ohio March 29 Dayton awoke to revised death estimates after flood. With 82 bodies recovered early counts drop to 150 from 200 though undertakers warn several hundred may be dead. Sewage gas and wire systems destroyed. Thousands of dead animals in streets. fertilizer firms gathering them. Food and water arrive by relief trains as crews search wreckage.
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Dayton
Undertakers
Soldiers Home
National Cash Register Co
Riverdale
Bishop Perry Tells Of Flood Dread in Ohio and New Haven
In New Haven Bishop James De Wolf Perry recalls flood scenes from central Ohio after crossing collapsed bridges near New London. He describes darkness, missing power, rising rivers Scito and Olentangy, and rescue difficulties as Columbus faced rising death and destruction. Gov. Cox announced militia deployment.
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New Haven
James de Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
St. Paul's Church
Ohio
Perry
Columbus
Theodore S. Reese
New London
Gov. Cox
Scicto
Olentangy
Cleveland
Cox
Omaha Cyclone Death Toll Surges as Rescue Continues
Rescue parties aided by volunteers combed ruins of hundreds of homes in Omaha seeking cyclone victims. More bodies were found beyond the initial 200, with 260 residences destroyed and over 1000 damaged. Thousands crowded City Hall seeking relief while relief efforts and temporary shelter expanded in public buildings and private homes.
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Omaha
City Hall
United States
Justers
Insurance Ad
Aes
Marek Dekman
Mir Cay
Mir Echool
Rellér
Idlewild
Twenty-fourth
Lake Streets
Dinaster
Flood at Yale Hits Classes After Easter Vacation
Ohio flood effects ripple to Yale University causing depleted classes and campus gloom as students stranded west of Cincinnati cannot return promptly. Some undergraduates faced interclass disruption and canceled or delayed sessions due to the disaster and travel restrictions.
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Ohio
Yale
Cincinnati
Editor Bailey Dies in Utica at 43
Lansinge C. Bailey, eldest son of the late E Pren tiss Bailey, dies at 43 after years of poor health. He served on the Utica Observer editorial staff for 15 years and worked from home since last fall. His father died January 17.
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Utica
N. Y
Lansinge C. Bailey
E. Prentiss Bailey
Bailey
Utica Observer
Moose Memorial Service Set At Empire Theatre
The Bridgeport Lorial Order of Moose plans its annual memorial service at the Empire theatre tomorrow evening starting at 8. Rev. G. W. Simonson will deliver the memorial address, with music by a quartet and soloists. Committee in charge includes C. R. James, Thomas Walsh, Frank Pasaneller, John Wells and George Sidal.
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Bridgeport Lorial Order of Moose
Empire Theatre
Tomorrew
G. W. Simonson
C. R. James
Thomas Walsh
Frank Pasaneller
John Wells
George Sidal
Elect Grand Delegates Named for Grand Lodge Session
An article notes the election of delegates to the grand lodge by Elect Grand Delegates Court Nathaniel Widely Foremort of America. The listed delegates include John H. Grant Samuel Thormes John P. McElroy Dannie B. Of Bett Teorey as F Sherdy and Edward Panes.
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Nathaniel Widely
America
Grand
John H. Grant
Samuel Thormes
Jomn P. McElroy
Dannie B
Bett Teorey
F Sherdy
Edward Panes
Piremen Carnival Opens With Big Warner Institute Attendance
The 26th annual carnival of Were Ner Bros. fire department opened last evening at Warner Institute with large patronage. The hall was beautifully decorated and many new entertainment features were introduced.
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Werener Bros. Fire Department
Warner Institute
Decimal Club Entertains At Blocum Gymnasium
The Detims Club hosted a dance in Blocum's gymnasium with attendees including Mrs. Alexander Selt, Miss Joseph Thackeray, Mrs. Arthur Reynolds, Miss Merle Cowits, and Mrs. Henry Woodbull.
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Blocum
Gymnaesimm
Alexander Selt
Mere Joseph
Thackeray
Arthur M Reynolds
Mérle
Cowits
Henry Woodbull
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American Press Associatio
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Mere
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Ilton
Hamilton
William Connor
Army Corps
Whaley
Medical Corps
Springfield
Miller
Associated Preas
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Muskingum River
Second Street
Reggie
Schutz
Mackmen
Philadelphia
Louisville
Columbus II
Obregan
BRASS
Asociatioa
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Piremen
Decimal Club
Idlewild Hall
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