Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-08-09 | Page 1 | Puts to Death in Storm

PUTS I VETO TO DEATH IN STORM 11 ep h one an and Telegraph e h Vires Blown Down and I r ops ps Leveled by Huge Hugel l es 12 Injured H I j State Feels Fury of o vo Storms Property amage Mounts High I ills lills Men Seeking Safety I Ind md d. d Aug 9 rain and arid hail hall storms manId d by high winds swept ana t d during the night killing injuring a dozen oth- oth heavy property tage lale Mf eRphone hone and telegraph wires wire Iown down and crops were led Iel by the huge hue hall hail stones Erwin 50 and Russell t ugh 21 l. l laborers were killed struck a steam under which they had taken ter Iter Iter near LaFayette Twelve workmen were stunned and ti ne ned Oy Uy the bolt a 1 k k c II 11 and John Jqhn Drag- Drag I z 1 I. I were killed Willed by lightning ey y were returning from a aI ang I ng trip near South Bend I Ija victim Carl Loveless Lo s hit by lightning at Peters- Peters g I ra the entire state felt rl ry ot of the two storms I Aug 9 All AIl All Rock nock trains detoured over o L. L Milwaukee St. St Paul Paulw Wy w way y between Moline Moine I Ill III and ande e capo today toda because of or five rive 3 Outfits lits on the Illinois division In y envy avy rainstorms last night were Vere ron rtin today over o that over that Islon Th The n State limor lim- lim or California last night ded der de- de r red d over the Santa Fe Ie from JoS Jo- Jo S Iii to Kansas City Today Incoming Golden State limited IlL t 9 15 central standard time tinie 1 not exp expected until noon