Death Toll in Maybach Mine Disaster
In Friedrichsta hl Germany on October 27 the Maybach coal mine explosion left 33 dead with 84 bodies recovered and six missing. Three injured miners died in hospitals, and rescue workers described harrowing scenes as fire spread. Chief Engineer Beltran aided containment by entering the shaft alone.
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Friedrichstahl
Germany
Maybach
Todas
Wilhelm
Anna
Alsdorf
Beltran
Repeats charges on oil lands mismanagement
The article reports Ralph S Kelley reiterating claims that valuable shale lands in Colorado were mismanaged by the Interior Department and end up with large oil companies, a contention the Justice Department investigation found unfounded. Attorney General Mitchell supported the Interior Department, stating the probe showed strict handling of shale patents and no evidence of improprieties.
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Washington
Ralph S. Kelley
Colorado
Interior Department
Department of Justice
Kelley
Wilbur
Department
Denver
Nye
Senate Public Lands Committees
Justice Department
Seth W. Richardson
Wibur
Mitchell
Richardson
Still Argue in Merger Suit in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio arguments continued in the Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Steel merger case as Bethlehem’s Frederick H. Wood and later J Eugene Bennett argued closing statements. Wood challenged Cyrus Eaton’s right to pursue the suit to overturn the merger and noted Eaton could seek remedy in another action. In Columbus Ohio a gardener, Robert Ehret, 35, died after his bed ignited from a lit cigarette while he slept.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube-Bethlehem Steel
Frederick H. Wood
Consel
Bethlehem
Wood
J. Eugene Bennett
Cyrus 5
Eaton
Columbus
Robert Ehret
Ehret
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Interior Dept
Gallipolis
Charexr A Dasher
Ciec
Point Pleasant
F. M Sponseller
Elyria Sarings & Trust
Elyria
Ohio
Floura
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
North Ph
Siine Laura Tuttle
Union City
Milford Webster
Amelia Ejtel
Elyria Fur Shopper
Middle Ave
Hallowe’en Costumes
Lorain County
Coats
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