Mysterious Death Plant Fire After Explosion at Buck and Others
Reports describe a fatal blaze at a plant operated by Buck and Mahiataqurlik company in Cunderupar Pa. Two Bucks were found burned, the site tied to a possible chemical mishap during a mixing process. Officials note high heat and a pineal scent, with no confirmed cause as of the June 15 commemoration at Lebleh University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bornard
Buck /Mahiataqurlik company
Bre
ohigh
Honore
Bettitogem Pa
Lebleh university
Dre HS. Drinker
wes
Tienry
Prise
Brooklyn
Akhe beln Trember
Conferees Reach Agreement On Railroad Bill Provisions
Washington June 18 Conferees of the senate and house reached a complete agreement on the Railroad bill. The report outlines that the Interstate Commerce Commission will hear and decide questions quickly with priority over pending items and that stock and bond regulation takes effect immediately. Other sections become effective sixty days after presidential approval, amid pressure for broader railroad control and possible commission on stock watering. Stephen Llewellyn of Steubenville reported the talks in progress as railroad attorneys urged caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
senate
house
Elkins
Dem
Newlanda
ratu
Interstate, commerce commission
Thera wan sonic
dvar
Nominated For Governor In State Convention Row
The article describes a chaotic state convention meeting with mentions of Will, Probenly, and other figures. It notes discussions on nomination and speeches, with references to various officials and committees. Names such as Oyene Larue Munion and Vance McCormack appear amid the fragmented report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Hon ‘Johs
G. Hiarteon
Vance McCor
Congress Faces Graft Allegations In Early Proceedings
June charges target Representative Richard Wayne and others over alleged gifts and favors from railroads. The House investigation centers on conflicts of interest and the propriety of accepting money or favors in relation to committee work and rulings on corporate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
wera
Richard Wayna
bairdan
Randell
Patverss
othier memibers
Rendell
DIL
COs, freskion
Juilgou
gira
Randall
tirouane
Randalick
bere
house
Richard ‘Wayne Parker
New
dJOrney
éhoirman
Charles Q
TU My
Maseachusetts
John A. Sterling
Moon
Philadelphia
Diekema
Michigan
Yorks
Hikzins
Connecticut
HP. Goebel
Ohio
Denby
Holland
sOhid
FLM
Nyo
Minnesota
P. ishemeta
Rhode
Cannon Speech Print Sparks Records Controversy
Washington June 15 designates a congress speech printing clash. Cannon urged insurgents be treated harshly in a New York Manufacturers meeting May 8 remarks later censored in the Congressional Record. Nearby obituaries note Elisha F Wilbur Sr former Lehigh Valley railroad financier dies at mid June in South Bethlehem Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Record
Washington
Manufacturers’ association
New York
Cannon
Walleroe
fider
vail rer
Elisha F
Wilbur, Sr
Bethleheis
Wilbur
preal
Lehigh
Valley railroad
willionaire
Aled
bis
simmer
Alexandria
bay
Thousand Islands
Kentucky Mob Violence Report Aimed at City
Disjointed copy reports a shooting involving Kentuckians in Wheeling West Virginia. The fragment notes bullets fired and a car raid or ambush linked to illness or crime, with unspecified victims and locations.
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Kentucky
Wheeling
ieee
Crump
mallpor
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OLE. BROS
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Frederick
Nheowaepay
ALASKA
Creani
SEEGER & COMPANY
Patrick Street
Piions
BALTIMORE & OHIO
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wand
RING & WILLIAMS
FULTON
PACKARD
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G. L. Baking Company
G. L. Baking
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G. L
RICHARD W. PARKER
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