Publisher's Synopsis
This historical record documents the proceedings of the "National Mine-rescue and First-aid Conference" held in Pittsburgh. Featuring contributions from Herbert M. Wilson and others, the conference addressed critical issues related to safety and emergency response in the mining industry. Topics covered likely include advancements in mine rescue techniques, first-aid protocols tailored to the unique challenges of mining environments, and strategies for preventing accidents. This volume offers valuable insights into the early 20th-century efforts to improve worker safety and reduce fatalities in American mines.
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