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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
11
The message from President Wilson appeals for national aid as floods in Ohio and Indiana kill thousands, leave 300000 homeless, and threaten further pestilence. Rescue efforts continue amid ruined railways and widespread property loss.
Fragmentary OCR describes extensive flooding in Ohio Indiana Arkansas Louisiana Kentucky and more. It lists deaths homeless residents and ruined bridges with scattered city names and counties amid a nationwide flood emergency.
The report notes a federal aid appeal linked to a mood station project and references officials in Washington and Madison. Names and places appear amid fragmented text including Fort Worth and related military terms. The garbled excerpt mentions a government telegram and potential use of funds for wartime or infrastructure purposes.
Reports describe flood conditions and wartime concerns across the nation. Governor Cox comments on public morale while disaster impacts, relief efforts, and agricultural and labor disruptions are noted, with references to shortages and mobilization.
Reports describe the Dayton flood crest passing as relief crews continue rescue work. Inundated areas total about fifteen square miles with more than 70 000 people isolated or unable to reach land. Loss of life feared rising as conditions hinder food and emergency supplies. Local communications between the Tarleton reservoir and flooded districts are disrupted.
Fragmentary report from West Indianapolis describes a levee or bridge failure near Washington Street flooding the area. Early estimates suggest around 20 people drowned or killed, with many marooned and cut off from rest of the city amid statewide devastation.
Historic flood in Indiana and Ohio causes massive damage as crews struggle to halt the White River and other rivers. Governor Ratstun appeals for aid while towns report destroyed bridges and widespread property losses. Rescue efforts and relief requests intensify as water levels threaten residents and infrastructure.
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