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Tornado Damage in St. Joseph Gazette, March 5, 1923Entry/Object ID
AM1991.23.33Scope and Content
Tornado Damage in St. Joseph Gazette, March 5, 1923
"Damage Wrought By Tornado"
News Photos:
--Wreckage on north end of roof of Sollier-Adams Manufacturing Company, Fourth street and Mitchell Avenue. The tornado broke the water mains and much of the damage to the plant was due to the remaining flood.
--Community Hall Tenth and Olive streets, showing "bite taken by twister from roof of building and damage to awning,
--Home of E. Taylor 1821 Messanie street, which was practically demolished. It was here that the twin negro babies were injured.
--Trees in vacant lot next to home of T. D. McCarty 419 South Twentieth Street, which were pulled out by the roots. Small branches pierced the weather-boarding on the house.
--Wreckage of shed in rear of the E. Taylor house at 1821 Messainie street.
--Plant of St. Joseph Battery Company, 916 South
Ninth street, which was wrecked by the storm. Bricks from the wall fell upon a Ford parked in front of the building.
--Ford automobile parked in front of St. Joseph Battery company 916 South Ninth street, and damaged by wreckage from building.
Articles include:
--Congressmen Start on Migration; 67th Congress is Passed Into The Pages of History
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