Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1924-03-22 | Page 1 | 130 Au to Tourists Marooned by Storm Call for Doctors and Relief

Auto Tourists Marooned By Storm Call For Doctors and Relief TOPEKA T Cans Iana If an March 22 22 Stranded at Kendall Kans Kani Kan by b blizzards and heavy havy now snows that have swept western tern Kansas for tor the th past pt ekr automobile tourists many ill III from exposure and nd without medical aid Id today awaited relief promised d by state tate officials The Tho Th plight of the tourists among whom are ar many women and amid dren became becam known last nIght hen a telegram asking assistance ached the th office tittle of Governo Hamilton county cuaty official Immediately were wr instructed Instruct to t aid Id the tho marooned tourists tourist and nd an the county highway engineer and hi staff taff laff ere ordered to t open epen up the impassable roads rods Kendall a ot of f less leu than population on the th Santa Banta 0 trail 1 e trail 30 mile east of t the th Colorado line Is pro rosing Ing a poor yr host hot to t the refugees according to t the th message signed by IV W V G 0 Garrett The Th I is without a doctor octor or r a dru Tux drug tore store Some Borne Som are ar sleeping In la school cheel houses house barns barna and nd car cars and aad those thos log Ing better are ar over over- overcharged charred charged the th messac me go said old addIng tnt Chat no effort WD was being belne made mad to open time tie rods roads road We We W ne are ar In a verv sery serious condi condl- condition I lion tion the th telegram said The roads are absolutely impassable for automobile A bad blizzard Is I 1 blowing Cannot explain our true Irue condition a as u son vou uld hive ve to bej be behr her here to see r for f r C