Salt Lake Telegram | 1914-06-09 | Page 1 | Latest News

lATEST NEWS J CHICAGO June 9 Before Before 3 0 o'clock clock the temperature had risen half a point above e the hi high h mark of 94 I degrees Fifteen teen heat hoat prostrations wore were reported One of the sufferers was cared for in the emergency ncy room prepared for the biennial biennial bien bion- nial convention of the General Federation Federa Fedora Fedoration tion of or Women's Clubs in a a. Michigan avenue hotel The Thc police rescued an old man from drowning Ho He said caid It C It was too hot to live and ancl the lake looked coo cool no 1 o he be waded iu in At the hospital ho said his name was John Smith 60 years cars and came from St St. Louis SALTILLO June 7 1 via El EI I Paso Tex Juno June 9 9 General al Carranza was given iven a tremendous o ovation upon his arrival bore here tonight ht The constitutionalist constitutionalist commander was dined by br Gen Pablo Gonzales commander of the eastern military zone who arrived before before be be- fore Carranza from Monterey Montere which he ho captured d. d OTTAWA Ont Out Juno June 9 The The Canadian Canadian Cana Cana- dian government announced today that it would appropriate for the relief re re- re lief of survivors and the tho families of i victims vie vic tims tirns of the Empress of Ireland dis disaster eter and to defray expenses of the inquiry into the tho sinking of the steamer which resulted in in the loss of more moro thau than lives NEW YORK June 9 Five D.-Five Five million five o hundred thousand dollars in gold old was engaged hero today for shipment to Paris Pans The continued outflow from this thia port to Europe has excited considerable consid erable crable comment in banking circles inthe In Inthe the present movement which be began an about a months ago aFo has hils been exported Earlier in the year ear 16 went out NEW YORK June 9 Jane Jano Est st an Industrial Workers of the tho World leader who took an active part in the descent on the churches by bJ that or organization la last t winter and was arrested in April after a disturbance in Dr Parkhurst's Parkhurst church was arrested n again ain today when she Bhe interrupted a religious meeting of the Peace Forum She Sha demanded that she be allowed to take the tho stand and address the audience DETROIT June Juno 9 Up Up to this tIlis afternoon after after- noon tho the intense heat of the tho last three days had resulted in four deaths dr driven cn cna a young woman woman insane and prostrated at least leas nineteen other persons according according accord accord- in ing fo o 0 police report reports Tho The government street thermometer registered 98 OS dc degrees early earll in the tho afternoon KANSAS CITY cip Tune June 9 nl High h temperatures tern tem prevailed throughout east and northern Kansas and in this tillS part of Missouri Mis MIs- soon toda today Pi Pittsburg Kan KaD reported the mercury at 98 de degrees at noon a record for five years 1 y a