Death toll in West Virginia coal mines rises in July
A July report by R. M. Lambie shows 37 deaths in West Virginia coal mines, including 30 Americans and 7 foreigners. The fatalities span multiple counties from Logan to Kanawha with deaths caused by falls, electrocution, and equipment accidents. a long list details workers by name, race, role, mine and company.
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West Virginia
Jay
R. M. Lambie
Chist
State Department of Mines
McDowell County
Logen
Fayette
Monongalie
Marion
Alinso
Barbour
Brooke
Boone
Ksant
Reenttier
Harrison
Kanawha
Marshall
Mercer
Preaton
Raleigh
Taylor
Upshur
Wyoming
Roof
Conl Wes
Mine fatalities and workers killed by slate falls in 19th century records
A list of coal mine accidents reports multiple workers killed by slate falls and machine incidents. Names include Delmar Coal Company at No 4 mine, Kingston Poca in Fayette, Bethlehem No 27, River Seam Coal, Bastile Coat, and Loup Creek Colliery. Fatal dates range in July with several victims named as American and Irish miners.
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Greenbrier
Logan Gwinn
Quinwood
Imperial Smokeless Coal Company
Kanawha
Wallace Ham
Monds
Kelly's Creek
Logan
John Seredixh
Hosamore
West Virginia
Blaine Rowe
Machine Sian
Landstreet Downey Coal Company
Boone
Louis Laagen
Coal River
Berbour
Sam Veltra
Galloway No
Stimpson Creek
Mercer
U. T. McBride
Weyanoke-Ehane
Weyanoke Coal and Coke Company
SB. Willard
Brock
Continental Coal Company
Fayette
Dudley Turner
Volta Sun
Stonega Coal and Coke Company
Grant
David Keller
Culpepar No
Mons Coal Mining Company
Mingo
Sam Wade
Negro
Mitewell Branch
Tied Jacket Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
McDowell
Runty Dodson
Negra
Hmelerman
Slate
Lynchburg
Lynchburg Coal and Coke Company
Harrison
Peter McCormick
Fall of
Summitting
West Summit Coal Company
Bmcdowell
George Shipot
Nero
Uakeman
Ming Ear
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Ralph Lamp
Ftalion
Maitland
Houston Collieries Company
Mariun
Mike Venick
Dakota No. 42
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Wyoming
William Streats
Negera
Glen Rogers
Haleigh - Wyoming Coal Company
Loxan
Ward Advina
Hlack Hawk
Black Hawk Calliery Company
Robert Lee Jackson
Lite-Smithnine
Lite- Emlth
Ocahontae Coal Company
W. G. Tedder
Algoma
Algoma Coal and Coke Company
Donut
Corbit
Prichard
Americup
Island Creek Cowl Company
Daniel J. Winelaw
Hogsmore
West Virginia Coal and Coke Company
Brooks
Jamas T Foster
Reevb
Botton
Windsor Power House Coal
Delmar Coal Company
Monongalia
Scott Gibson
Mator
Bootmins
River Seam Coal Company
George Thomas
Kingston-Pocahontas
Compan Preston
State Levy Keeps 14 Cent Rate for 1925
The state levy will stay at 14 cents, 10 cents for general purposes and 4 cents for Virginia debt, as decided by the state board of public works. Some favored a cut, but a majority preferred maintaining the rate to safeguard revenue. If prices and tax collections fall short of projections, the extra levy could prevent deficit.
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Virginia
State Board of Public Works
Pricans
Women Depend on G.F.P. to Restore Vitality
An advertisement touts G.F.P. PF as reliable daily relief for women from headaches and nervousness, claiming rapid acceptance among women who share success stories. It asserts Seaworth approval and positions G.T.P. as a trusted remedy for menstrual irregularity and related ailments.
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St. Joseph's
G. FP. PF
Yeeren
St. Joseph's & F. P
Seaworth
G. TP
Eutarrh
Bankers Attends Marlinton Visitor at Ruffner Hotel
A crowd gathers as H. J. Byers Marlinton banker is registered at Ruffner hotel. Numerous contractors from West Virginia and neighboring states are en route to Charleston for the state road setting opening today. The list includes W. McCleary Beckley Evelyn Martin Cincinnati Violet Bekind Huntington and many others from Marlinton Welch Roanoke and beyond.
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H. J. Byers
Marlinton
Ruffner Hotel
Charleston
Ruffner
W. McCleary
Beckley
W. Va
Evelyn Martin
Cincinnati
Violet Bekind
O. C. G. Robinson
Huntington
Henry H. Payne and Family
Welch
B. Robeld
A.C. King
Baltmore
C. Thames
Hunting
St. Cisir
Roanoke
Lawford
Cincinnati c. Kelley
Roanoite
J. C. Zalhnan
Keith and
Wife
Beaver
W. J. Freese
Cleveland
Lichty and Child- Mathews
Granteville
W. Buer
Pittsburgh
A. B. Moore
Columbus
Ohio
Malley
Aa. Arthur
Athens
Renal G. Wright
Niagara Falls
N. R
B. Wilesong
Wheeling
Billa
Bluefield
J. K. Lilly
J. C
Mrs. Welton
W. A
D. Bimith
Kinnath
Obie
Victor Laughlin
Meankfort
M. DB. Smith
Cin
Pie Contest To Be Held In Michigan
Detroit August 11 First national pie making contest planned for October 8 7 at the National Restaurant association convention Myron Green Kansas City president notes pie is a leading dessert item with versatile preparation A standard scoring system from over a dozen universities will be used to judge in advance and publicly Apple pies only for this inaugural event with a silver trophy for the winner Nationally known home economists will judge and every pie must be tasted to count
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Detroit
Mich
United States
National Restaurant Association
Myron Green
Kansas City
Green
Louise Stanley
United States Department of Ture
USA
United
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