Arson Trial Set at Barbour Court in Mine Fire Case
The state plans to begin the arson trial of John Lynch, Victor Seeger, Lawrence Allen, and Edward Gholston for the Galloway mine fire last April. Officials say confessions point to mine union officials and a broader plot with ties to the Simpson Creek Coal Company, drawing state-wide attention.
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Simpson Creek Coal ‘Company
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Two Brothers Die in Mine Accidents at O'Neil Area
The two Waller brothers, miners from Rosemont and former Chiefton residents, were killed in a mine incident. The bodies were moved to Flemington for burial prep as a double funeral is planned at Baileytown chapel. Survivors include Alma Lamb, Nancy Davis, three children, and their parents. Secret diplomacy is noted regarding Christmas surprises.
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Alden Beagle continues with local society and trials
The page details a Kiwanis meeting with new inductees Ralph Cline Virgil Rohrbaugh Dr J R Kaufman and Lloyd Shriver and a dance routine by Gall and Maloney who earned three encore requests. A separate court testimony includes Remus and a defendant recounting threats and proposals connected to a security payoff and possible violence.
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Pitsburgh
Seed Corn Hardened By Hot Air Curing
State Sen Lars J Skrommer of Roland claims a new device uses a hot air blower to cure seed corn that is not yet dented. He says the method preserves germination properties through sub zero weather and retains more than 95 percent viability.
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