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(Australian it N.Z. Cable Association.) HOT WEATHER. (Received this day at 11.0 a.m.) VANCOUVER, Sept. M. Chicago reports that the Middle Western States are suffering from the hottest September ever on record. Many deaths have occurred, the temperatures ranging from 90 to 108. There have been eight deaths registered in Chicago alone. Many school's in Illinois, Indiana and Missouri have closed owing to the intense heat.
ARI ZONA HURRICANK. VANCOUVER, Sept. 11. The latest information from Nogales, Arizona, states the collapse oi railway communication with Mexico has not permitted the changing of loss of life and damage caused by hurricane which *“raged for three days, hut meagre details available Jindicato the deaths in Cruz and. Mnzanillo are cnor-Seventy-five foot breakers K across Silina Cruz waterfront rolled far inland. Several ships are missing and fears arc felt for tho safety of Mayatnllan fishing fleet.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 September 1927, Page 3
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