The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1920, Page 10

MONEY LOSS GROWS Damage io Property in Chi-| cago Area Alone Is Now Estimated at $6,000,000, CHICAGO, Maré) 20.-- With the partial restoration of telegraph and telephone servicd reports are coming im to-day which snow thaf the death toll from the two tornadoes in eight States will exceed 160 and that the property lows is greater even than at first estimated. ‘The property loss in the Chicago area alone was estimated at $6,000,000, while in the other States the material joss was large. Elgin, Ill., suffered ‘the heaviest property loss, the dam- age there being $4,000,000. Tiiinois had 30 dead, more than 1,000 injured and 2,000 made homeless. Indiana reports 36 fatalities and Ohio 26, Eleven were killed in Michi- fn and one each in Wisconsin and Missouri. ‘The death list in Georgia was placed at 38, and in Alabama at 17. ‘The districts most seriously affected in the Chicago area were Irving Park, | within the city limits, with six dead; Melrose Park, nine dead; Higin, eight dead; Maywood, four dead, and Plain- field, three dead. Heavy property damage resulted in these towns and also in Wilmette and Evanston, north shore suburbs. At Joliet, IIL, three persons were probably fatally injured, fourteen Were seriously hurt, and the property damage was estimated at $500,000. ‘Troops patrolled the streets of Elgin, Melrose Park and Wilmette to-day. They wero ordered to “shoot to kill" if looting were attempted. Tem im Western Ohio Is Pat at 82,000,000, COLUMBUS, 0,, March 30.—Twen- PASSES 160 WHILE THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, ty-six Ms are known to have been killed in Western Ohio during Sunday's tornado, The property loss is put at $2,000,000, ——< HIGH BRIDGE FATE KNOWN IN 60 DAYS City Officials Disagree on Removal of: Structure Spanning Harlem River The fate of High Bridge, whether it shal be destroyed or merely altered to @atisfy the War Department, is to be decided by the city within sixty days. ‘This time limit was fixed to-day by DAD! 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