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From the Google News Archives:  (news links open in a separate window)
Nine Convicts Dead in Gas Explosion The State, Columbia, South Carolina February 3, 1922 Mr. Nesbitt said he only received a meager report on the accident but that the superintendent of the mines told him the explosion was a local one, that all the bodies had been recovered and that the mine was clear. The mine inspector said he did not know whether or not the convicts were all negroes but believed the majority of them were. The report was received too late to catch a train to the scene of the accident tonight but a full investigation will be made tomorrow, Mr. Nesbitt said. The Belle Ellen mines are owned by the Bessemer Coal, Iron and Land Company, of which Henry L. Badham is president. There are four mines in the group and about 300 convicts are employed. Additional Information:
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