Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-09-15 | Page 3 | Explosion Fatal to Tintic Miner

EXPLOSION FATAL TO TINTIC MINER PHOTO. Sept. 14. Emanuel Kaar-lola, Kaar-lola, 3S years old. was killed, and John Zupon was seriously Injured at 11:40 o'clock yesterday In an accidentia! explosion at tho Central Standard Mine at Tlntic. The two men were working at the bottom of the shaft and wore loading powder It Is believed that the fuse to the powder was accidentally lighted light-ed from the lights on the caps of the men. John T. Taylor, Jr., rushed to the mouth of the shaft upon hearing the explosion, and m ing that the lights' wore out, lowered men to the assist- j ance of the two injured miners. Modi-' cal aid was su m monsd and It was1 found that Kaarlela had been struck to tho left of the spine with a Jagged piece of rock. He was Injured Internally Intern-ally and died after about four hours Zupan was badly bruised about the head and face and suffered a dislocated dislo-cated shoulder.