New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1926, Page 5

+ ber injured NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1926. | were down over the section and re- | | ports of the storm reahced Spring- | | field, location of Firsco railroad |fices, largely by messenger. Late | reports there were that a number | of towns between Brandsville and} | Rolla were in the path of the | storm, but it was impossible to cs- | tablish communications with the | | points. | heavy property loss. Kuobview and | Big Piney, Mo, also suffered prop-| The storm found most of the erty loss, victims at their evening me: Relief was being rushed into the |John Johnson, a Thayer busine stricken areas today and those \\ho;m\'\ one of the victims at BI"\nd had escaped injury dropped all other | ville, was killed when the storm work to ald the sufferers. Three |wrecked his automobile while he relief trains reached Heber Springs|was driving home and crushed his late last night and one was sent |body in the wreckage. back today to seck additional aid. = ! One Building Left Little Rock, Ark., Nov. 26 ® —| Crocker, Mo.. Nov. 26 (P — Big Twenty-nine dead had. been ac-| Pincy, a small island town twenty counted for early today as a result |miles southeast of here, was vir- of tornadoes which twisted through |tually wiped out by a tornado last | central Arkansas early last night night, according to meager reports | dealing death blows In four or received here today. A hotel build- | more communities. ing was reported to be the only Throughout the night relief and |building left standing. | searching partles went through the | wreckage in Herber Springs, Op- lnldvmlflrd Man Killed 1 pelo, Sheridan .and Moscow, where Nov. 25 (R—An uni- homes were demolished by the sud 1 when a tor- den atmospheric attack. | 1b;, miles Heavy rains, paralysis of light night, re- ; ay said. The plants and consequent darkness im- = c buildings | were reported destro Striking _{about six o'clock, th to: THREE STATES IN PATH OF TORNADO (Continu:d from First Page) Crushed in Auto injured and counting the was expected that the talities would be augme Rt the day. Aid Ts Rushed Ald went forward to Springs by two relief trains which were sent out from Kensett, jun tion point on the Missouri and North Arkansas railroad, on re- ceipt of reports that 15 or more were killed by th rm's violence in that city. N per men ac- companied the relief workers and were expected to expedite the story of ruin and death wrought by the| freakish winds, The communitics affected were in various directions from Little Rock, none more than a hundred miles distant. Wires were down in other parts of Arkansas and re-| ports concerning st other sections were with anxiety. Property at several hundred dollars. Fatalities Springs, 15; Sheridan, 1. The north Springs Haynesville's Toll Haynesville, La., Nov. 25 (®—At | loast five persons are dead and fif- | teen injured as the result of a tor- nado that stru r here last | m here report- | ed that inju brought in this storm | roleum | aw ||t 1 today the camp was day and no s perty damage h damage was estimated thousands of aported were: < from Robert M brother, now that ;‘i“’";"‘r" o t nown de from ght. lock ; 119 were repo o) 100 The majority of % & £ 1 vere in Moscow were believ v ot , t . h | groes. - also is at Opelo, 75 miles west, mounting. Missouri Is Swept St. Louis, Nov. P — Tive persons are kno o have killed and an undatermined num- which Says Factories Cai Reduce 0\ cnhc"d He\e swept over th Missour! late night. Repo property ' from several ra ed points. Three dead and 2 the known t Brandsville ot northwest of \eir produ 60 mile® fro b ition of tems. Ilef Competition, ville and about Arkansas line, two dead and undetermine nmber inju '0 RED CROSS ditor- morn- V. C. 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