Thirty Five Miners Killed During May in Coal Fields
A May fatality tally from West Virginia coal regions lists thirty four miner deaths and one outside death. Names span McDowell Raleigh Logan Harrison and other counties with nationalities including American Italian Hungarian Polish and Romanian. Causes include falls of slate falls of coal explosions and runaways.
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West Virginia
McDowell
W. S. Wil Hamson
Tolne
J.B. B. Coal Company
Raleleh
Dingga Fama
Tamroy
McKell Coal and Coke Company
Dolph Tate
Ashland
Ashland Coal and Coke Company
Taylor
Charles G. Lewellyn
Rosemont
Rosemont Coal Company
Raleigh
Ernest Smothers
Hegro
Winding Gulf Colliery Company
G. J. Hundley
American
Pocahontas Consolidated Colliers Company, Inc
Ed. Bontright
Trip
Caretta
Carter Coal Company
Boone
San Brax
Stamage
Spruce River Coal Company
Logan
Wiliam Pride
Metro
Island Creek Coal Company
Harrison
Andrew Balaial Hungarian
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Coal Company
Ernest Cheer
Chain Pillar
Roanoke
Roanoke Coal Company
Marion Cornwell
Main Island Creek Coal Company
Charles Grear
Carswoll
Houston Colliers Company
Mat Monigom
Havaco Wine
New River
Pocahontas Consolidated Coat Company
Randolph
Ira Knight
Coalton No
Davin Colliery Company
Ohio
James Mazingo
Fairpoint
Fairpoint and
West Virglnia Coat Company
Moreer
Thoman Albert
Buckeye Coal and Coke Company
King
King Coal Company
Gilbert Stephens
Cub Fork
Cub Fork Coal Company
Barry Hatcher
Outable
Stoutsbury
E. E
White Coal Company
Homer Richmond
Terry
Stonewall Coal and Coke, Company
Ed. Dugan
Scotchman
Gilbert
Pool and Townsend Coal Company
Wyoming
W. H. Bowlling
Rackman
Shawnes
Shawnee Coal and Coke Company
Roy Ryanager
Track
West Mines
Powhattan Coal and Coke Company
Mecos Sabo
Roumanina
Jonder
Will Wad-ington
Negro
Houston Company
Manuel Ttudy
Carswell
Houston Collieries Company
Bob Walker
Tee
Houston Collieries
Fpeb
Baldwin
United States Coal and Coke Company
James Blekely
Stotesbury No
E. E. White Coal Company
Fayette
Pete Bonifiglio
Hattan
Lyman No. 2
Prudence Coal Company
Innido
Nitrogen Auto Lamps Boost Light Output
Welch-Smith Electric Company at 232 Court Street promotes Nitrogen Auto Lamps that deliver twice the light while being gentle on battery use.
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Welch-Smith Electric Company
Court Street
West Virginia In Washington Parade and Society News
Washington June 17 The preparedness parade drew 60 000 citizens led by the president, the largest in the capital’s history. Mrs Wilson joined in reviewing and applauded a Pocahontas and John Smith depiction. West Virginians attended June weddings and Rock Hill College graduates received degrees. Nursing and postal service moves, transfers, and pensions are noted, with several West Virginia residents and officials highlighted in Washington society and government actions.
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Pencins Vo
Twe
Vaucanan
Washington
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Dr. Wilson
Haseen
Mra. Wilson
John Smith
Wilson
Federal Judge Dayton speaks at Buckhannon
Dayton, a Philippi judge, addressed students and friends at the college. Runaway marriage of Kyle Lewis and Ida Smith noted with brief details and plans to Ontario. Clergy transfers announced for Williamson and Buckhannon. Narrow escape of Thurman Murphy’s son from a second story fall near a Republican office. Various local personal notes and travel.
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Buckhannon
A. G. Dayton
Philippi
Kyle Lewis
Angafrs
C.F. Lewy
Bram3 Park
Ida Smith
Ide Smith
Went Buckhannon
Ontario
Cani
Harry
Thurman Murphy
Romance and travel notes mix with estate planning in Washington Pa
A Washington reader recalls a Saturday in Washington with a daughter and friends visiting from Washington City and Clarksburg for a state education convention. The piece mentions a Tenmite guest, shopping in Lon Gatos, and plans to move downtown while starting another year. It also quarries a fragile romance, recounting a 1910 Niher marriage incident where a young bride endured a violent assault and hospital recovery, reflecting era attitudes toward relationships and discretion.
Couple Parts Two Months Of The Year San Francisco
In San Francisco, Ruth Wilson Levy wife of Theodore M Levy, a granddaughter of financier Levy, promotes an annual separation as a recipe for marital happiness. The couple, married in 1910, each lives in separate homes for two months while maintaining a cordial relationship. They say the arrangement keeps their marriage fresh, though friends doubt it and gossip swirls about possible divorce.
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San Francisco
Mia
Ruth Wilson Levy
Theodore M. Levy
Lie
H. M
Hovanea
Lavyn
Cuero
Eversitios
Lake Tahoe
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Sweet Laboratories Co
Columbus
Yalrmont
Monongah
Worthington
Shiinxton
Clarksburg, Mt. Clare
Lost Creek
Tane
Lew Fackson
Milt
Iraswellt
Monongahela Valley Traction CO
Clarksburg
W, VA
Washington, D. C
Telegram
West
Thomas Perry Lippitt
Aow
San Juan
Porto Rico
Durant-Burton
Shoreham
North
Rock Hill College
Forer
Warfield
Maryland
Thomas Harry Barry
Martinabur
Francis Anthony Schmidiger
Morgantown
Young Marry
E. D. Prim
Fairmont
Congressman Neely
Neely
al. H. Davis
Salem
Columbia and Norfolk Railroad
Charlotte Dorothea Woent
Frank Reeves
Christchurch Chapel
Baltimore
Hax Lit
Jouna Hopkins University
Reeves
Naval
Enign
R. Howard Jones
Naval Academy
Arizona
P. J. Donahue
Wheeling
Annapolis
Do. T. Stewart
Monroe County
Stewart
University At
San Palo
Brazil
Congressman Littlepage
State Department
Sutherland
Thas
Martin
W. N. Lynch
Lynch
Clarkeburg
Atnte
Terre Alta
Caxé
Svely
Maplewood
W. Va
Wan
Mra
T. M. Anderson
Littlepage
Anderson
Committee
House
John C. Laster
New Marinsville
Penion Bureau
Nealy
Mathias W. Farr
Moundsville
Mr. Neely
John C. Briggs
New Unayille
Samuel Patterson
Weburg
Joseph T. McCombs
Moundayille
Tofferson J. Collins
Canfield
William A. Phillips
Bimo
Jesse W. Doak
Wick
Stanhope McClelland Reatt
Terra Alta
Claude D. Moore
New Martinavil
Pitsburg
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Kenova
Dayton
Upshur
Comte
Urist
Williamson
L. D. Ferguson
Episcopal Church
Willard Farnaworth
High Point
N. C
Ray Reger
Charleston
Mary King Heaton
J. C. Gunningbas
West Virginia Central Gas Company
G. C Mundy
Cumberland
Mundy
Ernest Phillips
Westerville
Otterbein College
United Brethren Church School
J. BR. Line
Board of Education
Athena
May Manton
Lairen
Spears Shoe GO
Ourth Street
Washington, Pa
Mrs. Milburn
Washington City
Charles Malcolm
W. G. Merrill
Cecil Brown
H. B. Haught
Waek
G. W. Beer
Tenmite
O. J. Beer
Lon Gatos
Carnie
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Mins
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Pigutes
Theodore
Billy
Empire Building Directory
Acme Credit Co. Com
Alexander
Joweth Flos
H. C. Alexander Brokerage
Cori Aes
Xeon
D. Ds Britt
C. A. Butcher
Citizen’s Loan Co
R. G. Dunn & Co
Fairmont Coal Co
Home Loan Co
Gixth Fleer
Keow
Hope Natural Gas Co
Holmboe & Lafferty
Arenkwota
Hirth Fleer
Henderson Bros.’ Lumber
Pamnann
Room
E. A. Hill
CG. P. Keely & Co
Ath
Reams
Dr. F. S. Singer
Dewrtat
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Metropolitan Liteinssurance Co
S. M. Mason
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Prudential Life Insurance Companyv
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J. E. Wilson
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