26 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
1
Floods and fire devastate Dayton and surrounding areas as death tolls rise. Reports from multiple cities indicate drowning and widespread inundation. Officials estimate thousands displaced. river levels reach second stories. relief funds approved in Columbus.
Reports from Indiana and Ohio on March 26 describe a statewide flood from the White Water River and rising creeks. Towns like Peru and Dayton face heavy death tolls and wide destruction. Indianapolis endures outages, crowded hotels, and levee failures as 200 plus are reported drowned and hundreds of thousands homeless.
An editorial from the Chicago Examiner lauds the value of enemies as catalysts for action and courage in public figures. It argues that officials who make foes show conviction and deliver decisive service, citing the era’s pressure for principled leadership.
Flooding in Columbus on the west side left at least 150 people drowned, according to reports. The disaster occurred as water levels rose in the Seioto river area, with the city grappling with the catastrophe and relief efforts underway.
Madison Wis March 26 The senate advanced Teasdale bills banning saloon operators from holding office under the Commission government plan and forbidding women to act as bartenders The senate also refused to reconsider its vote against spring shooting
A chaotic year with fires, drownings, assassinations, and storms worldwide. Key events include a Huntington train wreck, the Mexico City battles and presidential slayings, Adrianople falling to Bulgarians, and a massive nationwide storm toll. Shocking losses and rapid reversals mark the period.
Madison March 25 Senator La Follette denies any intent to recommend Wisconsin appointments by President Wilson and rejects reports of influence with the administration He praises Bryan’s appointment as secretary of state and says Wilson aims to push progressive legislation despite opposition within Congress and from reactionary Democrats.
Springfield March 26 James Hamilton Lewis of the State Senate secures the longest term while Louis Sherman draws the short term in the results reported by the Associated Press from Springfield Illinois.
John Burk and Ole Olson known as weary willy salesmen were ordered out by Marshal E. George after being told to leave the city. They resisted, Burk struck the marshal with a broomstick, and both men were subdued, arrested, and jailed at the county jail.
The registry swelled with 4327 entries, signaling a likely record turnout for the upcoming election. Eighth Ward led with 909 total registrations, including 585 in the second precinct, followed by First Ward at 781. Ward totals: First 781, Second 446, Third 220, Fourth 602, Fifth 625, Sixth 366, Seventh 489, Eighth First Precinct 624, Eighth Second Precinct 585.
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