Mine Toll Rises to 195 Deaths in Collapse
In Malhba Pry dune an Arbors coal mine disaster left 195 dead as of May 10 per coroner W. Tosa. Only a few bodies recovered have been identified or buried, with many still missing in the debris.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1928
Page
5
In Malhba Pry dune an Arbors coal mine disaster left 195 dead as of May 10 per coroner W. Tosa. Only a few bodies recovered have been identified or buried, with many still missing in the debris.
President Calvin Coolidge plans a summer retreat in Wisconsin at Cedar Island lodge near Brule. The area is famed for its fishing, and the accompanying photo shows the lodge’s twin house and the porch where he will relax.
A garbled report recalls a late night incident with misleading phrases and scattered names. Readable parts mention a canyon siren, a city, and unspecified actions around dawn.
Long list of military unit movements and personnel names including Washington and Fort DeWight locations. Includes training, postings, and dates such as February 23 and June entries, plus references to brigades, regiments, and infantry units with numerous officer names and assignations.
Fragmented OCR text mentions an aviator, a venture to hunt for Tali, references to places and names, and scattered phrases about flights, seas, and vessels. Missing coherent narrative. readable entities include Aviator, Tali, Norway, Steve, and life magazine context hints.
Fragmentary report records the death of an author named Wright in Los Angeles after a wet scene. It mentions family, a visit by someone named Wyler Hieener, and unclear references to Tyrol and Seabhiwed as context. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and partial names.
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