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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1914
Page
10
Miner Dies After Mine Accident at Richard Mines
In Morgantown on January 2 a miner named John Scutall died after being struck by a motor at the Richard mines of the Alkins Coal and Coke Company. His left leg was broken midway and bruised. investigators deemed the injuries not typically fatal, but shock and fear of fatality preceded his death. He was a young foreign worker employed at the Richard mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Richard
Alkins Coal & Coke Company
John Scutall
Call’s Dispatch to Feature Prohibition Effects Sunday
Aloysius Call of the Pittsburg Dispatch will publish Sunday a statewide prohibition feature with a Governor Hatfield statement and firsthand observations from seven cities and towns visited. The article signals the steel smelters union in England pressing for an eight hour day as miners’ wages rise recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Aloysius Call
Steel Smelters’ Organization
England
Baltimore and Ohio Launches Broad Safety Reorganization
The Baltimore and Ohio announces a wide safety program for 1910 to cut accidents and improve sanitary conditions. A seven member general safety committee will devote full time to safe operation with an advisory panel and a designated Safety Day each month for inspections across terminals yards shops stations and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio System
General Safety Committee
Alont Lines
Daniel Willard
G. Panghorn
BR. Rk. Scoville
Transportation Department
Johnn Fate
Sergion
W. McC. Bond
War Department
J. & Campbell
Safety First
J. F. Tearney
Relief Department
Safety Committee
Ita
Safety First movement praised by Baltimore and Ohio officials
The general safety committee report on car 3213 notes a 20 percent reduction in accidents amid a rise in train frequency. Vice-President Thompson says the Safety First push benefits employees and company alike, aiming to build public confidence and justify sustained safety efforts by all staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Safety Committee
Éant
Safety Department
Thompson
Baltimore Ang Oble
Weather Bureau rejects wireless flood warning along Ohio River
Washington January 2 The Weather Bureau will not establish wireless telegraph service along the Ohio River for flood warnings. The Signal Corps may undertake such service but is unlikely. Rep Sutherland pressed for wireless warnings for cities in the valley but the Navy and Army roles under Roosevelt era agreements offset Bureau responsibility. Additional telegrams reach Charleston and Point Pleasant with daily river data to aid forecasts when wires fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Ohbio
Signal Corps
United States Army
Sutherland
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
President Roosevelt
United State Navy
Oceans
Signal Corps of
Army
Ohio
Signal Corps of the Army
Wireless Service
Charleston
Point Pleasant
B&O Notes Decrease in Fatal Accidents in 1913 Review
Baltimore and Ohio Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton system reports a 20 percent drop in fatal accidents in 1913 as train mileage rose with busier operations. Magnon cut-off work advances about forty percent, including converting Doe Gully tunnel to an open cut. Newark Ohio B&O employees circulate a petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking freight rate increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Central Safety Committer
Boletin
Doe Gully
Newark O
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern
Tommission
Rail freight rate hikes urged to fund improved service
The article notes rising costs for materials and supplies and higher freight and passenger rates on foreign railways while U S rates fall in many cases. It quotes travelers and merchants arguing that higher rates would fund better equipment, safer travel, and improved service, benefiting sales and prosperity in the long run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
Three Drunks Arraigned Before Mayor Cole
Three drunks were arraigned before Mayor Will H. Cole in police court this morning. Two paid fines to the city treasury, while the third, unable to pay 20, received a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Cole
Arrest for Fighting In Glen Bin Last Night
Two young men, C. RR. Poet and H. 4H Martin, were arrested by Officer Sappington in Glen Bin after a Friday evening altercation. They are held under $5, likely pending arraignment in Galen police court around 7 o'clock Friday. The report reads like a rough OCR with many garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen bin
C. RR
Martin
Tr Ap|earanes
Midgor A. Galen
Sappington
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