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1929

“Big Change Now At Hand” – The Coal Region in the late 1920s

Posted on February 2, 2020January 30, 2020 by Jake Wynn

In May 1929, some of the anthracite industry believed mining was about to make a comeback. They were wrong.

Posted in Anthracite mining, Coal RegionTagged 1920s, 1929, anthracite, Coal, Coal Mining, Coal Region, Economy, Great Depression, Labor, Newspapers, Pennsylvania1 Comment

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