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Card# Mine Name Operator Year Month Day Surname First And Card# Mine Name Operator Year Month Day Surname First and Middle Name Age Fatal/Nonfatal In/Outside Occupation Nationality Citizen/Alien Single/Married #Children Mine Experience Occupation Exp. Accident Cause or Remarks Fault County Page# Mining Dist. Film# 40 Bliss 1916 10 6 Wabble Joseph 40 nonfatal inside miner Lithuanian citizen explosion of blast at face unavoidable 219 14th 6028 18 Nottingham No.15 Lehigh WilkesBarre Coal 1928 3 29 Wachnani Mike 40 nonfatal inside miner Ukranian citizen single run over by car jumped off car Luzerne 135 12th 3589 9 Eagle Hill 1914 3 5 Wachuta Charles 22 fatal inside laborer Greek alien explosion of blast victim 69 18th 6028 90 Bliss Glen Alden Coal 1928 9 24 Waciezork Joseph 36 nonfatal inside laborer Polish married fall of rock on gangway Luzerne 162 14th 3589 11 Mt.Lookout Mt.Lookout Coal 1927 11 9 Wacks George 23 fatal inside laborer American citizen married 1 4 4 fall of rock loading car face of pillar unavoidable Luzerne 458 9th 3589 19 Stanton No.7 Lehigh WilkesBarre Coal 1928 8 23 Wactacek Ignatz 32 fatal inside miner Polish citizen married 1 15 3mo explosion gas ignited by smoking victim Luzerne 121 11th 3589 6 Wanamie No.18 Glen Alden Coal 1930 2 7 Waczna Walter 33 nonfatal inside laborer Polish single struck by coal fell from chute pillar Luzerne 121 14th 3590 57 Turkey Run Phila Reading Coal Iron 1929 6 15 Wade Edward 32 nonfatal inside bottom man American citizen married squeezed between car & chute riding Schuylkill 191 21st 3590 18 Burnside 1914 4 20 Wadenfort Thomas 21 nonfatal inside topman American citizen struck by rope unavoidable 61 16th 6028 3 Jermyn Hudson Coal 1928 1 6 Wadika Michael 63 nonfatal inside laborer Austrian citizen married struck by car cleaning gangway Lackawanna 15 2nd 3589 20 No.7 Susquehanna Collieries 1926 10 30 Wadis John 28 fatal inside laborer American citizen single 10 5 explosion of gas tunnel officials Luzerne 517 14th 3589 62 Powderly 1914 7 6 Wadock Stephen 30 nonfatal inside laborer Russian alien fall of roof at face others 2 1st 6028 43 Lytle Lytle Coal 1929 5 8 Wadrop Robert 25 nonfatal inside laborer American citizen married fall of rock on gangway Schuylkill 172 19th 3589 72 Bell Gorman & Campion 1924 9 15 Wadsworth Louis 45 nonfatal inside miner American citizen married blast struck misfired shot with pick Schuylkill 236 18th 3589 30 Capouse 1915 5 15 Waduzons Tradewskas 19 fatal inside laborer Lithuanian alien single fall of roof at face unavoidable 97 4th 6028 5 West End West End Coal 1925 2 13 Wadyak Joe 52 nonfatal inside miner Polish alien married 4 26 20 fall coal pulling down coal pillar unavoidable Luzerne 183 14th 3589 103 No.7 Susquehanna Collieries 1925 5 18 Wages John 43 nonfatal inside miner Polish alien single fall of roof shifting coal pillar Luzerne 190 14th 3589 89 Franklin 1914 9 8 Waghtcavage Matthias 39 fatal inside miner Lithuanian alien married 8 fall of coal at face victim 26 7th 6028 43 Scott 1916 10 6 Wagis Joe 38 nonfatal inside miner Polish citizen explosion of dynamite victim 255 23rd 6028 12 Williamstown Susquehanna Collieries 1932 3 24 Wagner Alvin 24 nonfatal inside driver American citizen single hand caught between hook & car Dauphin 230 25th 3590 24 Wadesville 1916 3 21 Wagner Andy 50 nonfatal inside miner Slavic rock rolled on him victim 235 18th 6028 98 Pennsylvania Susquehanna Collieries 1927 11 17 Wagner Charles 29 nonfatal outside carpenter American citizen married hernia moving timber breaker Northumberland 633 23rd 3589 70 Tamqua Lehigh Navigation Coal 1927 8 29 Wagner Charles 19 nonfatal inside laborer American citizen single run over by motor gangway Schuylkill 573 18th 3589 24 Lincoln 1915 7 16 Wagner Elmer 29 fatal inside miner American citizen married 3 fall of coal pillar work victim 160 20th 6028 40 Brookside Phila Reading Coal Iron 1932 10 7 Wagner Elmer 36 nonfatal inside miner American citizen married fall of slate tunnel Schuylkill 231 25th 3590 6 Brookside 1915 2 4 Wagner George 19 nonfatal inside laborer American citizen injured by cars victim 160 20th 6028 50 Williamstown Susquehanna Collieries 1931 8 25 Wagner George 26 nonfatal inside miner American citizen married fall of person pillar work Dauphin 232 25th 3590 18 Brookside 1915 5 15 Wagner Harry 40 nonfatal inside miner American citizen married 2 smothered by cioal on manway victim 160 20th 6028 16 Tamaqua No.14 Lehigh Navigation Coal 1929 11 13 Wagner Harvey 24 fatal inside mule driver American citizen married 6wk 6wk caught between cars releast mule victim Schuylkill 156 18th 3589 6 Bear Valley Phila Reading Coal Iron 1926 6 3 Wagner Henry 62 fatal inside miner American citizen married 50 6wk fall coal crossing face of breast victim Northumberland 636 24th 3589 56 Big Mountain Phila Reading Coal Iron 1929 8 22 Wagner Jake 53 nonfatal inside miner American citizen married unloading timber stick fell on hand Northumberland 221 24th 3590 23 Olyphant Hudson Coal 1925 3 28 Wagner John 28 nonfatal inside laborer American citizen married caught between motor & standard Lackawanna 75 6th 3589 62 Oak Hill Pine Hill Coal 1929 7 11 Wagner John W 32 nonfatal inside driver American citizen single squeezed between car & timber Schuylkill 173 19th 3589 35 Reliance Phila Reading Coal Iron 1924 6 6 Wagner Milton 59 nonfatal outside timber cutter American citizen married struck by timber that rolled from pile Northumberland 264 23rd 3589 11 Coal Brook 1915 1 27 Wagner Packer 29 nonfatal inside miner American citizen explosion of blast victim 85 1st 6028 76 Loree Hudson Coal 1931 10 21 Wagner Percy 22 nonfatal inside laborer American citizen single fall of rock pillar work Luzerne 105 12th 3590 83 Bear Valley Phila Reading Coal Iron 1931 12 14 Wagner Robert 44 nonfatal inside miner American citizen single slate fell on his foot chute battery Northumberland 222 24th 3590 33 Sayre 1914 6 6 Wagner Sam 38 nonfatal inside miner American explosion of gas at face victim 53 14th 6028 17 Exeter Lehigh Valley Coal 1930 4 24 Wagner Steve 60 nonfatal inside miner Slavic citizen married struck by rock rolled from gob pillar Luzerne 73 9th 3590 19 Highland Jeddo Highland Coal 1932 4 13 Wagner William 46 nonfatal inside repairman American citizen married fell down rock hole Luzerne 131 15th 3590 39 Potts Phila Reading Coal Iron 1930 4 23 Wagner Sr Charles 59 nonfatal inside laborer American citizen married caught between car & door gangway Columbia 202 22nd 3590 13 No.1 Colliery The Pittston Co. 1930 2 15 Wagner Sr Fred 62 nonfatal inside laborer German widow run over by motor main haulage road Lackawanna 48 6th 3590 3 Brookside Phila Reading Coal Iron 1931 1 12 Wahl Adam 61 nonfatal inside ast foreman American citizen married struck by mine car bottom of shaft Schuylkill 230 25th 3590 20 Pine Brook Scranton Coal 1931 2 28 Wahl John 45 nonfatal inside driver American citizen married rail broke & struck him holding rail Lackawanna 28 4th 3590 60 Buck Mountain Lehigh Valley Coal 1928 5 19 Waicaity Charles 47 nonfatal inside miner Lithuanian alien married fell going down manway chamber Schuylkill 209 18th 3589 16 Ewen The Pittston Co. 1929 4 27 Waikinis Michael 34 nonfatal inside laborer Lithuanian married fall of rock pillar work Luzerne 65 8th 3589 71 Tunnel Ridge Phila Reading Coal Iron 1930 9 26 Wainkaunas Charles 56 nonfatal inside miner American citizen married fall of coal manway Schuylkill 182 20th 3590 10 East Boston East Boston Coal 1929 1 15 Waitickosky Stanley 24 nonfatal inside driver American citizen single caugh between car & door frame Luzerne 81 10th 3589 85 Pine Hill Pine Hill Coal Co. 1928 9 28 Waitkunas Adam 45 nonfatal inside laborer Lithuanian married fall of rock chute Schuylkill 222 19th 3589 13 Hazleton No.1 Lehigh Valley Coal 1930 2 20 Waitkus Stanley 40 nonfatal inside miner Lithuanian citizen married strained back lifting prop chamber Luzerne 131 15th 3590 60 Pine Ridge 1916 10 5 Waitolowski Herbert 35 nonfatal inside laborer Lithuanian alien married explosion of blast at face victim 204 10th 6028 28 Underwood The Pittston Co. 1930 5 16 Wajciechowski Stanley 21 nonfatal inside laborer American citizen single struck by roof he was pulling down Lackawanna 49 6th 3590 93 Hollenback No.2 Lehigh WilkesBarre Coal 1928 12 10 Wakinsky Andrew 37 nonfatal inside laborer Lithuanian single struck by car walking along gangway Luzerne 127 11th 3589 54 Murrays 1916 8 22 Walabuck Stephen 38 fatal inside laborer Polish citizen married fall of coal at face victim 168 1st 6028 66 Indian Ridge Phila Reading Coal Iron 1927 6 7 Walacavage John 34 nonfatal inside laborer American citizen single sprain slipped barring down timber Schuylkill 607 21st 3589 13 William Penn Susquehanna Collieries 1928 8 22 Walacavage Zigmund 28 fatal inside miner American citizen married 1 12 6 suffocated by marsh gas heading official&victim Schuylkill 241 21st 3589 56 William A 1916 8 24 Walaconis John 18 fatal outside driver American citizen single fell from mule 200 9th 6028 126 Oak Hill Pine Hill Coal Co. 1930 11 6 Walaitis George 55 nonfatal inside miner Lithuanian married fall of coal pillar work Schuylkill 174 19th 3590 56 Diamond 1914 12 9 Walakones William 26 fatal inside laborer Polish alien single fell down shaft when cage dropped 10 3rd 6028 59 Packer Lehigh Valley Coal 1930 5 26 Walancheck John 49 nonfatal inside laborer American citizen married fall of rock on gangway Schuylkill 191 21st 3590 22 Turkey Run Phila Reading Coal Iron 1925 3 30 Walantowicz Sty.
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