The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
destroyed homes.
Known Dead in Miller County Total II.

Texarkana, Ark. April 15.-Starting 1 at point about three miles east of Texarkana a tornado this afternoon swept northeast, doing extensiv dam age over an area varying from half mile to nearly two miles in width and l 10 miles long, killing six identified per 1 killing five of the six members of the Jones family on the BOyce plantation l in the Red river bottom. Several ne groes also are reported dead there. Two unknown negroes also were killed in n field southwest of Texarkana by sec ondary storm More than a score of persons have been injured.
 At Shiloh, six miles east of Texark ana. schoolhouse was wrecked. while Miss Lena Owens, demonstration agent, was holding a meeting and four chil- dren were injured
 The schoolhouse at Trigenta was wrecked just after school had been dis missed.
 Everything on the Boyce. Potter and Sims plantations, all large places with many tenant houses, was destroyed.
 The known dead in Miller county are
 J. S Jones. Trigenta, found uncon- scious in road, died i'll hospital.
 Two sons of Bert Roberts of Shiloh, Carter, 13, Lannie, 10, found dead in field
 Walter and Fannie Dewberry. ne groes. killed on W. A. Quillan place near Shiloh.
 Wife of Henry Johnson, negro killed at Trigenta
 Five of siv members of Jones family tenants on BOyce planta tion.
 Two negroes names unknown. found dead in field six miles southwest of Texarkana. in Bowie county.
 Injured Sam Dodd. wife and 13- r-old Lloyd of Trigenta; Dodd bad ly injured, wife's leg broken and number of muscles ground apart, and internal injuries son badly cut on head
 Mrs. Sanders Orr, Trigenta arm bruised
 Cato Smith. Trigenta, body bruised.
 C. 4. Bahb. rural free delivery car rer, aged about 70 years. internal inju res in serious condition at hospital
 Oscar Narseen, and mother, shiloh body bruises
 A. H. Cox, Shiloh. body bruises.
 Hummer Folks daughter. Beatrice, 15 years old gashed in back by split timber in school house at Shiloh. and k paralyzed from hips down.
 Luther Griffith. Shiloh. ribs broken.
 Mrs Henry Moseley. Shiloh, injured internally and body bruised.
 !. D. Vanderbilt. Shiloh. head gash ed and legs cut
 Esley Vanderbilt II, back of neck gashed deeply all way across and jaw broken.
 Hester Haak, Shiloh, h, back and hips. probably internally. serious
 Amy Moseley. Shiloh. IA, back and hips. body cuts and internal injuries.
 M. & Boyce, Duley Ferry road, r miles east of city. head badly cut and fractured. also body bruises and inter nally injured
 Clyde Roberts, F. and Clarence Rob ertS shiloh community. both badly in jured
 Edna May Lamb. ', and Nona Lamb, daughters of l. R Lamb. of Shiloh, the former with d crushed ankle and tht latter hurt about the head Roth MT. and Mrs. Lamb were injured slightly, as were rher twin babies.
 Mrs. Ada Powell of Shiloh, leg and bad gaSh on head serious.
 Mrs. NJ A Roberts, of Shiloh, about the head
 Among those brought to the Meagher hospital last night were Lee Madison Shiloh. 5-year-o old boy, with compound fracture of right leg and head cut.
 Theodore Thembert and Beatrice Polk of Shiloh.
 The following badly injured negroes also were brought in: Pink Bland, Darthula Bland, Mary Moss, Sarah Brown and Jerry Brown.
 Those taken to the Pine street sani- tarium last night were Sam DOdd, wife and son, from Trigenta, and Florence Jones, four years old, the only surviv- Ing members of the Jones family of the Royce plantation The little girl is SC riously injured internally.