The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-29
A Number Are Arrested;
A Policeman is Killed:
Need Milk for Babes
(By Staff Correspondent

(By Staff Correspondent
DAYTON o., March %, 600 a. m)-Bands of hooters
giving the troops West Dayton considerable trouble all
tonight and it das difficult apprehend them owing to the
that the city utter darkness The homeless people kept
close to their temporary fearing they might be
shot the watchu guards Throughout night the crack of
rifles could be heard sections show
that the busy and the guards ent
Major Hubbler Ohio Guard, stated at mid
night that number of hooters had captured and would be
court martaled and if found guilty would be shot.
Special officer Robert Weese, and killed by
ooter tonight The murderer has not been apprehended
number of crooks the mtiamen state wearing uni
similar guardsmen get beyond the
picket lines Two automobile loads soldiers have been sent
to outlaws
anrymen arrived Dayton and it is said they patrong the
central district of east Dayton Their arrival hailed with
delight they stamp all dis
orders in a relentless fashion
Dayton physicians also the
dead animals terng will cpl
demc The relief committee says that will be necessary
badly for the babies whom critical condition
Two Of naval from and
accompanied by ranoad boats arrived yesterday and
been the greatest assistance
Edgemont the district of Dayton now most in need
eo ae Se Oesn
given workout and are kept busy
for the assistance the flood victims are being by
rafters of the attic of their home The had birth
during the flood but her condition the baby not ser
Farmers from three miles south Dayton
brought to the National Cash Register Co., bodies
which oated down with the torrent and stranded their
farms when water The line of residences Of
wiped
broke and let wall of water with the floors
them In the northern part of Rverdae the
thirty feet Deep One of the disaster the Ohio
Erie canal which through the center of Dayton from the
north AS long the canal did overflow its banks
carry the water through the city but when it oyerowed by
the stricken city West Dayton probably suffered the least of
and
Immediately distributed Edgemont suburb the south
to eat until yesterday afternoon People
report that they number of and
the oudng across the street rather than be drowned
An appeal has been made
possible and for automobile Much the relief
work is done by autos and the glass the playing
havoc with the tires.
The receding floods in Dayton reveal many
parts of the stricken city Under the layer of which
the streets to the depth of
ties uncoverng number of bodies corpses
the east side being Register Co.
In the north they buried
identified 1t is absolutely impossible
DE IN In some places be through the
gonqun hotel They employees the
ness district is indescrbabe Articles of all descriptions
about the the mud man who spent dav
and night top of the Union depot number of
horses caught the first floor of the building
rush of the flood against an iron barred
Lamp posts double and in many parts
building except the stone brick collapsed
strength of the flood.
The big jewey Dayton under heavy guard
oters active being shot in large
numbers reported but all the available tails are M
of them The Dayton Telephone company is making Strenuous
efforts at least partial telephone
Bread lines have been established in all
off being served to the victims
y number of people still in the
tories of the houses Some of the people
At the Third street bridge the four
east of the bridge side two or three
The water on the bridge is about knee deep.
have few phones working before