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Pittsburgh Mine Safety Meet Opens in 1911 Era Style
A long article recalls the 1911 Pittsburgh mine safety meet. It honors the Bureau of Mines, miners, operators, and officials, noting reductions in fatalities, safety campaigns, and the national movement sparked by the event. Names include Dr. Van Horne Manning, Franklin Lane, and J. P. Lewis among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triment Eberesu
Alare
al Aod
Thromg Tea
Bowen
Wales
Eines
Bureau of
Minora
Wea
Minera
Inepectore
Berese
Bel Onderite
Pitteburgh
Fecfostris
Bureau of Mines
Asociate Agencies
United States
Pitebergh
Bureau
Dr & Ft Vievermuch
Tolveretty
Pittehureh
Evloome
Qaypor
Vrirts
United Minerer of America
Wilco Sproul
Ayiventa
Lonte Bhreetor Matuaus
Lyarkens
Experi
Krucet On
Willee
Pittetureh
Ives
Suip
Pittere’ Chamber of Commerce
Labe
Cherie Mergreth
Fortes Field
Eban
Hige
Forbes
Chamber of Commerce
Carnec + Institute of Technology
Forbes Field
J. A. Holmes
de. van BH. Manning
So'ctos
Forbesfeld
Pittsburgh
George
Oliver
Pittsburgh Chamber of
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Fayette Curtis
American Society of Civil Engineers
JA Capp
American Society of Testing Marterinis
William H. Nichols
American Chemical Society
Ounivert Townley
American Society Electrical Engineers
G. V Nefison
Engineers’ Society of Western Pennsylvania
W. D. Bancroft
American Electro-Chemical Society
RT. Stull
American Ceramics’ Society
E. N. Yern
Preadent Coal Mining Institute of America
James A. Angell
National Research Council