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Story November 26, 1917

The Bismarck Tribune

Bismarck, Mandan, Burleigh County, Morton County, North Dakota

What is this article about?

Three Dodge coal miners, R.A. Norton, Paul Fritz, and Leo O'Brien, are recovering from severe burns caused by a powder explosion at the Dodge mine. Admitted to St. Alexius hospital last week, they face no risk of blindness and should fully recover if no complications arise.

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POWDER-BURNED MEN
WILL RECOVER UNLESS
COMPLICATIONS SET IN

Blindness Not Feared in Case of
Three Miners Injured in Dodge
Mine Explosion

R. A. Norton, Paul Fritz and Leo O'Brien, the Dodge coal miners who were brought to St. Alexius hospital last week suffering from terrible burns as a result of a powder explosion, were reported this morning to be recovering as rapidly as could be expected, considering the nature of their injuries. Contrary to current report, the attending surgeon states that blindness is not feared, and that barring possible complications all of the men should ultimately recover.

What sub-type of article is it?

Disaster Medical Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Misfortune Recovery

What keywords are associated?

Mine Explosion Coal Miners Burn Injuries Recovery Powder Explosion Dodge Mine

What entities or persons were involved?

R. A. Norton Paul Fritz Leo O'brien

Where did it happen?

Dodge Coal Mine, St. Alexius Hospital

Story Details

Key Persons

R. A. Norton Paul Fritz Leo O'brien

Location

Dodge Coal Mine, St. Alexius Hospital

Event Date

Last Week

Story Details

Three Dodge coal miners, R. A. Norton, Paul Fritz, and Leo O'Brien, suffered terrible burns in a powder explosion and were brought to St. Alexius hospital. They are recovering rapidly, with no fear of blindness and expected full recovery barring complications.

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