Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-10-23 | Page 3 | Mexican Floods Take 25 Lives

y MEXICAN flOODS T A E 25 LIVES 1 MEXICO CITY CIT Oct 23 CAP AP- AP Tuxpan Nayarit counted twenty twenty- five p persons dead today in the floods which swept that city the first halt half of ot tb week alter after torrenI torrential torren torren- I thil rains such ouch as us fell over ver most of central Mexico The towns of Bayona Bayonn San Felipe and in also were Inundated and thousands s of ot cattle drown drowned d. d Crops were ruined over overa overl a 3 large area Medical squads have havel been een sent out to combat disease In Inthe tho the flooded districts Reports from Vera Cruz say that thal losses In that state and Oaxaca probably will wiil rf Teach reach ch pesos about The Tho city of oC han Vera VeraCruz Cruz Crue was inundated and the municipal municipal mu mu- building and others partly collapsed Tuxpan Vera Cruz Crux also wOWs was flooded witt witty considerable damage resulting W. W E Winch Former Appraiser D Dies e. e in L. L A. A w. w E E. Winch former appraiser for Cor or the state land office e. e died in Los Angeles about a a. week ago ac according ac- ac cording to word received by friends In n Salt Lake Wednesday Winch left leU Salt Lake early this taU tall to join his family In Glendale He was with the Utah land office since Ince statehood and was regarded as s an expert appraiser He was was a a. native of oC Indiana and ind resided In Fort Wayne for many years rears Surviving are his Ills widow a 11 daughter Helen Winch two sons cons and ind a a sister Funeral services will willbo willo bo o held this week with interment In n the Glendale Cal Cat cemetery Foreign banks in Paris dra draw much French trade trado because they keep open during the lunch hour unlike French banks