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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1913

Page

6

Storm Devastates City With Near Hundred Death Toll

A fierce cyclone tore through the city from west to northeast, damaging two to six blocks wide. Homes were obliterated as debris littered streets. A moving picture theatre and telegraph service were wiped out, with about thirty deaths reported at the theatre.

Lincoln Neb Omaha Josplyn Castle Boor Clares Twenty-ninth Hamilton Streets Sacred Academy Thirty-sixth Bart Field Club Carter Club Ft. Omaha Ralston South Omaha Lake Streets Diamond Theatre Beat Carter Lake Missouri River Council Bluffs

Omaha Tornado Toll Rises Across Cities and Suburbs

Reports from Omaha and nearby towns describe a devastating tornado late yesterday. Deaths run into triple figures with hundreds injured and extensive property damage across Benson Dundee Florence and surrounding areas as militia and federal troops restore order.

Bank Examiner to Resume Inquiry at Keifer Savings Bank

Hazleton Iowa March 24 Bank Examiner Woelever will arrive from Des Moines tomorrow at 11 to resume the inquiry into Keifer Savings Bank affairs. Since the examiner left Saturday the bank has been locked and closed.

Hazleton Woelever Des Moines Kiefer Savings Bank

List of dead at Qmahu and nearby towns in major disaster

The partial list names Wm Fisher Mabel M'Bride Nels Larson C F Copley Walter Peterson Sam Dengsler P H Harris T B Norris Benjamin Barnes and many others including Mrs Nowman Sullivan Fitzgerald and Mrs Hogg. Hundreds more unconfirmed deaths and unidentified victims across Council Bluffs Ralston and Cedar Creek Valley.

Qmahu WM. Fisher Mabel M'Bride Nels Larson C. F. Copley Walter Peterson Sam Dengsler P. H. Harris T. B. Norris Benjamin Barnes Nowman Sullivan E. F. Fitzgerald Idlewild Hall Jean Brooks Henry Bleauvelt A. B. Stanley Burt H. Fields Morris Christin EH. A. Sawyer J. D. Hogg. Ferguson Bach Hardy Cedar Greek Valley Peck Blonde Street Barnes J. B. Brooks C. B. Wesson Henrietta Grier Helen Nowns Wise Memorial Hospital Cliff Daniels R. RR. van Bevan Adas Newman Freda Hasting Child Saving Institute Davie Bary Thelma Sam Riley Roxie Coralie Norris B. Davis C. E. Copley Jimpson Heine J. R. Nichols Council Bluffs WM. Poole J. R. Rice Schools Norgaard Benjamin Benninghofp Hollow Ralston H. E. Said H. FE. Said Bert Thomas Mary Moran Edith Kimball Winnipeg Can Frances Kimball Xyutan Fred Heyn Henry Scheele Fred Ohm A. R. Hammond Herman Starman Gilster Will Babcock W. H. Steinbaugh

Storm Wind Rips Marshalltown Causing Injuries

A severe windstorm struck Marshalltown Iowa at night, damaging thousands of dollars in property. The storm felled trees and damaged roofs, overturned barns, unroofed several buildings, and toppled awnings on factory structures. Six people were injured, none seriously.

Fortleth Farnamatreeta Waa Tinois Central Missouri River Marshalltown

Washout Delays Illinois Central Trains at Galena

Heavy rains soaked Illinois and eastern towns last night causing a washout at Galena that delayed Passenger Train No 1 and Train No 11 for hours. Train No 7 arrived late and the fast road service reached town around noon.

Ilinois Central Galena Winois Tovelond

Tornado Damage Totals Over Twelve Million Dollars

Chicago March 24 Western Union reports Omaha office says tornado damage exceeds 12 million dollars and more than 60 lives were lost.

Chicago Western Union Telegraph Company Omaha

Horrors of Galkhan War Describe Battle of Janina

A letter to Peter Mavrelis recounts the Janina battle in Epirus Greece. Emmanoil Hartoularos, sick in Athens hospital, notes mass Turkish casualties and Greek troops inflicting deaths with little mercy. Minor Greek officer Vartoutoros was wounded and treated.

Emmanoil Hartoularos Peter Mavrelis Hartoularos Athens Janina Eperos Greece Vartoutoros

Poincare Plans Lavish Use of Presidential Salary

Paris reports President Poincare intends to spend every penny of his $240000 annual salary as earned. He says after seven years he will return to work as a lawyer, even joking he may teach at Yale like Taft, rather than save.

Paris Poincare M. Poincare

Crown Prince George of Greece Wins Public Favor

Athens reports 23 year old Crown Prince George enjoys broad support from the people. He may become King George I if he succeeds King Constantine. The prince is seen as a favorite of the poor like his father and assassination struck grandfather. The young heir was educated by the late monarch in governance.

Athens George George I Greece Constantine

Cyclone Devastates Woodbine Transit Scene Described

W. W. Miller of the Commercial National Bank recounts the Omaha section of train No. 2 delayed at Woodbine as a cyclone strikes 36 miles northeast of Omaha. Debris blocks tracks, depot wrecked, fires occur, but no loss of life reported. Passengers seek updates amid downed wires and frantic family reunions. Wild ducks roam the stormy sky above illuminated towns.

Tlow Darge W. W. Miller Commercial National Bank Omaha Woodbine Mr. Miller Iowa Falls

Storm Strikes Terre Haute Killing Seventeen

Press wires report a southern Terre Haute storm caused 17 deaths 76 injuries and 200 homes destroyed.

Terre Haute Ind

Third and Last Brother to Die Within Six Months

J C Munger the last of three brothers died at Parker Kansas and was buried at Danville Kansas. He is the third brother to die within six months following I C Munger of Florida and Carl Munger of Waterloo according to a telegram to a Waterloo nephew.

J. C. Munger Munger Parker Kan Danville Waterloo C. 1. Munger Mr. Munger I. C Florida Carl

New Building Planned on West Fourth Street Annex

Dr G G Bickley purchases a 20 by 180 foot lot at 411 West Fourth Street to erect an 80 foot fireproof business building. The new annex will join Mrs Eliza J Bickley’s site. Potential furniture store opening cited after completion. ground price $6490 and construction cost at least $7960.

G. G. Bickley West Fourth Street Eliza J. Bickley

Castro Reaches France Arrives in Cherbourg aboard Amerika

Gen. Cipriano Castro landed in Cherbourg from New York but did not go ashore. He proceeded with the liner Amerika to Hamburg after a delay caused by stormy weather.

Castro France Cherbourg Marc Cipriano Castro New York Amerika Hamburg

Cananea Mining Town Attacked by State Troops

State troops under Gen. Obregon and Col. Cabral attacked Cananea in Sonora at dawn with artillery and grenades, advancing from two directions in what reports describe as a coordinated assault on the American mining town.

Naca Ariz Obregon Col. Cabral Cananea

Supreme Court Delivers No Major Interstate Rate Rulings

Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court today did not rule on the inter mountain rate case or the state rate cases. Corina, queen of Tlavana cigars, tadyertiggmant.

Washington Supreme Court Inter-Mountain Corina Tlavana Cigars

J Hildebrand Dies After Illness at 72 in Waterloo

J S Hildebrand died at 2:15 Sunday from heart failure induced by grippe. A Waterloo resident born Oct 19 1840 in Johnstown Pa he directed choruses and church music. Funeral Wednesday from First Brethren church with Odd Fellows in charge. wife six children survive.

J. S. Hildebrand Washington Street Waterloo la Grippe Hildebrand First Brethren Church Fifth South Streets W. A. Beachler B. 8. Harrison Emma Strayer J. G and J. A. Hildebrand M. Banton Yankton W. C Odd Fellows of Waterloo

Firemen Hurt by Falling Wall in Baltimore Plant Blaze

A spectacular blaze at the Union Abattoir plant in Baltimore injures twelve firemen when a wall collapses. Damage is estimated at 190000 dollars. The report notes a serious incident with displaced workers and extensive property loss.

Baltimore Union Abbatoir Company

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