The main objective of these records is publicise the fact that there was other behavior and activities in a coal miners life that the coal mine company would not tolerate. [Names are not published so as to protect the next of kin].
- 11/8 - 3109 - Coal Loader
Placed his check number on another
man's
car of coal.
- 11/23 - 4923 - Foreman
Violation of Company Safety Rules
Dropping
empty cars from side track
into working places. His man, while
dropping
cars from side track was
injured [fractured back]
OUTSIDE - 7/3 - 6287 - Carpenter
Supposed to be ball player
couldn't
make the team -
Cut off as agreed with mgr -
MINE NO 31 - 8/16 - 4746 - Pump Repairman
Discharged for disobeying
foremans
instructions
MINE NO 31 - 8/22 - 2984 - Loader
Discharged for being garnesheed
2nd
time
OUTSIDE - 7/6 - 6300 - Carpenter (Ball Player) Cut off couldn't make baseball
team - as
agreed with manager
OUTSIDE - 6/22 - 6286 - Carpenter (Ball Player) Cut off couldn't make
baseball team - as
agreed with mangager
MINE NO 31 - 4/20 - 3243 - Brakeman
Can not justify as a brakeman.
Refused
offer to change to loading
MINE NO 31 - 8/14 - 2796 - Coal Loader Fair miner but will not comply
with
instructions - not timbering - shooting
coal and scrapping bottom
properly
MINE NO 31 - n/d - 3148 - Brakeman
Discharged for laying off half of the
time
(stays intoxicated)
MINE NO 30 - 1/8 - 629 - Coal Loader
Was hired as an experinced miner.
Didn't
know anything
MINE NO 31 - 1/7 - 1745 - N/A
Discharged for stealing coal
OUTSIDE - 8/7 - 4105 - Car Dropper
Throwing a rail road switch while
car
was passing over it derailing two cars
and endangering his own life
and the life
of another car dropper - "Very Careless"
- 6/20 - 1045 - Labor
Claimed to be a machine-runner when
hired
Couldn't run
- 7/11 - 1120 - Labor
Cut-off-reducing the force: Also
reliably
reported that he had been coming to work
partly drunk. Asked for
time.
