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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1925

Page

3

Garnett High School to Graduate 23 Names

Garnett high school will graduate 23 seniors with commencement May 24 to May 29. Rev J D Brown will deliver the sermon May 24 at 8 o'clock and the commencement speaker will Harry Capehart, former West Virginia legislator. Graduates include Elizabeth Connor Alice Diamond Armorel Flam Elijah Edwards Ruth Renry Gilbert Hayden Cynthia Hampton Robert Holmes Fred Jackson India Jennings Elizabeth Lawson Egbert Rickey Catherine Mikry Reginald Phillips Annette Page Virginia Parker Daniel Reynolds Ethel Rhodes Laverta Thompson Delma Thompson Pearle Walker Bernice Walker Archibald Walker.

Garnett High School J.D. Brown Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Gilbert Hayden Lavers Thompson Elizabeth Connor Armorel Blam Pearla Walker Milas India Jennings Ethel Rhode R. Mickey R. Holmes Reem Alice Diamond Mickey Hampton C. H. James Henrice Walker Daniel Reynolds Harry J. Capehart State of West Virginia Alice Idmamond Artmorer Flam Elijah Edwards Ruth Renry Cynthia, Hampton Robert Holmes Fred Jackson India Jennings Elizabeth Lawson Egbert

April mine deaths fall to twenty eight in report

The mine department led by R. M. Lambie records 28 fatalities in April. Most casualties occurred inside mines with a gas explosion at MacBeth mine causing seven deaths in Logan County. Other incidents span Taylor Greenbrier McDowell Logan Tucker Brooke Mineral Hale Logan and March areas, involving American, Polish, Italian and Spanish workers across several mines.

R. M. Lambie MacBeth Logan Dagle Collieries Company Logan County Kanawha Taylor E. A. Croston Rosemont Rosebill Coal Company Greenbrier John Higgins Toreman Nelson Fuel Company Mcdowell A. J. Moore New River Peca Consolidated Coal Company Logan William Kane West Virginia Coal and Coke Company Tucker Richard Paugh Davis Coal and Coke Company Paul Bublick Slayish Lozan Eagle J. J. Solaski Nicholas Fernandez Manuel Gonsalez Minera Logan Eagle Col. Mette Marhison Peter Nicatri Consolidation Coal Company Brooke Lee Hepner Margaret Anna P.V. and &. Coal Company Charles Dishong Dean’ Cal and Mining Company Lewis Smith Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Joe ZF Smith

Obscure book sparks arrests and a string of miner deaths

A controversial book on sale in Los Angeles led to the arrest of P Gordon Lewis for circulating it near No. 10 mine. Across West Virginia and surrounding areas a series of mining accidents killed or injured multiple workers in April and April 1924, including slate falls, rock collapses, and being run over by equipment at several mines such as Turner Milne, Thomas, Braxton, Engle easing, Laing No. 3, Haleigh, Dorothy King, Wilhelmina, and Imperial No. 3, with several victims named including Polish, Spanish, and American miners and machine runners.

United States Coal and Coka Company Mingo Frank Kulaski Slate Turner Milne Turnerdal Company Macdowell Manuel Fernandus Thomas Mine Flat Top Braxton J. R. Dennison Broxton Fuel Company Harrison W. L. Tomes Engle Iing Clark Coal and Cake Company Isanawha Henry Robertson Laing Wyatt Coal Company Raleigh Grady Lane Wering Haleigh Haleigh Fire Richland Richland Coal Company Logan George Bracks Manamint West Virginia

Florida proposes west coast highway from Miami to Pensacola

A Florida senate bill outlines a western coastal highway linking Miami to Pensacola via Tampa St. Petersburg Clearwater Crystal River Cedar Keys Hampton Springs and Tallahassee. The route then follows to St Marks Apalachicola Port St Joe Panama City Camp Walton Milton and returns to Pensacola along State Road No 1. It aims to connect coastal towns with the main state road network.

Tallahass. Fia Miami Pensacola Tallahassense Senate Tampa St. Petersburg Clearwater Crystal River Cedar Keys Hampton Springs Tallahassee Tallahasses St. Marks Apalachicola Port St. Joe Panama City Camp Walton Milton

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