Miners to Be Trained With Oxygen Helmets in Coal Fields
Government experts to be stationed in coal districts to assess disaster scenes, instruct mine bosses, and supervise safety measures. The plan envisions mobile crews, oxygen helmets, and new stations across Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, and nearby states to improve mine safety and emergency response.
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Vdogle Ranch
Pitang
Resera
Whee
Teadena
Enetneers
Tie Staidy
Ree Coal
Henan
Washington
Sealaetis
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Alester
Alabama
Kentucky
West Virginia
Knoxville
University Ee Witte
Knox
Amd
Lexington
George Rice
Battle orders to capture Simpson and his men at Worley
An order directs troops from Stearns Coal Company to seize leader Simpson and his band at Worley today. Under Waddell of the Somerset Company, soldiers moved from Lexington toward Berry to effect the capture, citing the need to allow hostages to consider surrender as Christmas approaches.
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Worley
Prinel Hell
Stearns Coal Posen Uomyatoy
ATP
Marshak Sharpe
Waddell
Sorerset Company
Lexington
Mondieal Tniny
Berry
Bomen
Cantain
Sindh
Santa Sane
Capital Traction Company
Mats
O'Gleck A
Pola Gilbe Eee
D. Crampton
Two Hunters Drowned in Bay Near Oyster Tent
In a bay tragedy amateur hunters am Bunting and Edward Holland lost their lives after a small boat capsized near Oyster Tent. Holland’s body was found floating, Bunting remains missing as rescuers search the bay. strong winds and high waves hampered efforts.
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Am Bunting
Edward Holland
Bay
Wain Banting
Sue Loong
Asawa
Holland
Rene
Banquet Honors Pan American Congress Delegates
Five hundred covers were left at the official banquet in Santiago to honor Pan American congress delegates. Cabinet ministers and foreign representatives attended as speakers highlighted United States participation and continental solidarity. Argentine delegates toasted President Roosevelt and Secretary Root for their service to Pan Americanism, with cable greetings from the Bureau of American Republics noted.
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Santiago
Chile
Pan-American Scientific Congress
Beft
Atrectsa
Tymné
United States
Roosevelt
Root
Bureau of American Republics
Bureau
Opened Lost Creek Mining School Promises Night Sessions
Lehigh Valley Coal opens a practical mining school at Lost Creek in the anthracite region for foremen miners and laborers. The program, held on weeknights, aims to improve safety and efficiency, reduce accidents, cut waste, and foster homegrown promotions with strict records guiding future superintendent and foreman selections.
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Lehigh Valley Coalompany
United States
Lost Creek
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Anthratic
Menha
Opposed 70 Branch Banks Proposed By Wallace Letter
George M. Wallace of New Haven released a letter from House Banking and Currency Committee Chairman Fowler. Fowler notes his reserve concept supports a central reserve and branch banking, arguing public opinion and existing conditions limit adoption but a central bank with branch facilities could meet local needs. He defends his bill as sound economics and defendable on a platform.
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Washington Post
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Conn
George M. Wallace
Congress
Connecticut
Fowler
House Committee On Banking and Currency
United States
Eye disease at Annapolis disrupts midshipmen health
Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis Maryland December 27 The academy medical authorities seek to eradicate conjunctivitis a contagious eye disease affecting midshipmen Several cases have occurred two serious enough to require transfer to a Washington hospital Midshipman Henry W Stevenson Lincoln Nebraska class of first allows treatment with local eye applications though reports claimed his eyes were injured by drugs
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Academy
Midshipmen
Washington
Henry W. Stephenson
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Aging man wanders from York home in December
John Blum of 28 Sharman Street left his Christian afternoon to visit his son in law a short distance away. He wandered miles into the country where a search party found him standing in three feet of water eating bark from a tree. Doctors fear exposure may prove fatal. Also a health note praises Hood s Sarsaparilla for catarrh relief.
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Washington Post
York
John Blum
Sharman Street
Riots Over Opium Edict at Amoy Region
Rioters attacked authorities after natives at Tungun 30 miles north of Amoy refused orders to stop planting opium poppies. One officer and ten civilians were killed as 30 troops were dispatched to restore order. Authorities vow to enforce the opium edict.
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Tungun
Tungan
Certificate of Electors Certification 1908 Washington Connecticut
The document records the United States Department of State certifying true copies of elector certificates for President and Vice President from Connecticut and Washington, dated December 24, 1908, signed by Secretary of State Elihu Root and officials, noting the 133rd independence anniversary.
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