Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 267, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1925 — Page 6

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A PRINCETON STREET in which ruin followed in the wake of the storm. The white wreckage on top of the house is the roof of a school house blown from more than a block away. x

RED CROSS CAR DUE AT GRIFFIN WITHSTAFF MEN Aid Concentrated There With Situation Well in Hand at Princeton. Bv Time* Special PRINCETON, Ind., March 20. American Red, Cross Relief Car, with staff surgeons, was to arrive at " Griffin today, according to Eugene C. Poster, Indianapolis, in charge of relief work at Sullivan. Foster and Miss Lena Reading of Terre Haute, Red Cross relief worker, conferred here with M. J. \V elborn, local chairman of the Red Cross in charge of relief work. Survey Taken Foster met with Robert Bondy of national head quarters, at Vincennes today, following survey of Princeton, •'wenivllle, Posey ville and Griffin, ile said Judge Payne, national prosit ent, had wire Red Cross assistance to Governor Jackson. John Nolan, former head of Evansville chapter, was in charge at Griffin. Marcus Son tag, Evansville chairman. was with the t jiie! train which

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arrived here Thursday night and was routed to Griffin after it was found local officials had the matter well in hand. 500 Homeless “Number of homeless in Priricetor. range between 300 and 500. Many families will be able to occupy their homes in a few days after temporary repairs ire made,” said Welbom. “There was not a single building standing at Griffin. There were thirty-eight dead and equal number injured, according to estimates,” Foster said. H. A. Gatley, chief scout executive, and E. H. Shelby, field executive, Terre Haute, were on duty at Griffin. George R. Welbum headed relief work at Owensville. where sixteen bodies were ,in the mprgue. Joe Ford Arrested Joe Ford, 30, of 743 W. New York St., is held today on charges of drunkenness and resisting an officer after police laid he refused to pay a taxi cab bill of $3.75 after riding in cab driven by Bernard Harrington, 1121 W. Thirty-Second St., Thursday.

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