Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 9, 1922 · page 10

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Wonderful and Exclusive Pictures of the Disaster That Oertohelmd S pan 1

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In the grim task of removing bodies of victims from mine yard every available Inotor vehicle was pressed into eernce. l
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The death toll of the S an ler Pa. mme horror is believed to be seventy enough m the town tocare for the Victims _ ,
six. The mining towlh isg stt’mne’d with grief, which was accentuated stnlnng phot .ehaw. scenes thatgwjiere enacted when the first
when a carioad of coffins arrived from Pittsburgh, there not being; bodies were broug is out and hastlly cofline .

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The Sheik and his bride, Winifred Hudnut Valentino, are
practicing a special tango which will be one of the features
of the Equity annual ball to be held in

November 18. Other stars of the screen

oblige with acts.

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Less than an hour after rescue work started Red Cross

workers occupied two mine shacks Seen in picture, laving (@ 1922: By Pacific 7. Atlantic Photos. h. T. Ail rights reserved.)

_ _ _ Nurses and a physician administering oxygen to Abe Craig, hqo of the disaster. Craig
wounds of mJured and feeding rescuers. almost lost his life in saving twelve fellow workmen.

 

 

 

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removal to morgue. At left of picture workmen can be seen constructing rough coffins. (0 1922: a: Pacific A Minn All W W l 7 J ' ‘ ’ G" masked m“ 8‘1““ am“ t" descend

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