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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1913

Page

9

Special 15 Delayed Washouts Detour Around Clifton Forge Va

War Secretary given full power to act without red tape for prompt relief as he travels with a War Department relief party to the Ohio flood district. Secretary Garrison and Maj Gen Leonard Wood lead a special train through Virginia's Blue Ridge amid washouts, with routes shifted toward Kenova and Cincinnati to reach Dayton and coordinate federal aid with state governors.

Garrison Basic City Maj Iren Leonard Wood War Department Washington Ohio Flood District Virginia Blue Ridge Dayton Cincin Te Chesapeake and Ohio Columbus Charlottesville Portsmouth Ohio River Kenova W Va Cincinnati Base Cufton Forge Staunton Norfolk and Western Road Roanoke Lexington Wilson Garrigan Leonard’ Mood Gen. Woot Ralston Indianapolis Cox The White

Secretaries and Army Men Go to Ohio Flood Zone

Secretary Garrison and a high‑level army party boarded a special train to Ohio to aid flood relief. President Wilson pledged full federal support, with orders to deploy staff, engineers, and communications gear as needed.

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Red Cross Drives Aid For Flood Victims

Insurance and charity efforts surge as food and clothing donations flood in from merchants and individuals. The Red Cross marshals resources to Dayton and other submerged towns, urging doctors, nurses, and supplies while foreign and domestic contributions stream in.

Dayton Post Special Washington Red Cross T. J Edmonds Misa Boardman

Teachers and Pupils Asked to Start Flood Fund

Announcement to teachers and school officers across the United States urges immediate flood relief in Indiana and Ohio. It calls for students to host entertainments to raise funds, with committees to disburse aid and a central collection point in Washington.

United States Indiana Ohio William V W. Davidson Washington B.C P. Claxton

Relief Train From Roanoke Aids Ohio Flood Work

A special Norfolk and Western relief train departed Roanoke Virginia for flood districts near Columbus Ohio. Vice President N D Maher and Chief Engineer C Churchill lead with provisions stocked in baggage car diner and two private cars. Rail traffic on the Virginian and many Roanoke bridges are washed out or destroyed.

Norfolk and Western Ohio Roanoke N. D Maher C . Churchill Columbus Virginian Norcross Here Potts Valley

Flood Relief Drives Reach $100000 Plus Donations War Dept Aid

Flood relief via the Red Cross in Washington swelled as districts contributed through the War Department and merchants depot. Major gifts from DC, New York, and Boston push totals toward $150,000 to $200,000 with lines forming at headquarters and shipments prepared for a sustained aid effort across flood districts.

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