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L to R - Blizzard, Mooney, Petry, and Keeney were the leaders of the Coal Miners Union during the Mine Wars in southern West Virginia.

1. Leaders of the Union During the Armed March in West Virginia Southern Coal Fields

Blizard, Mooney, Petry, and Keeney were the leaders of the coal miners union during the mine wars in southern W. Va.

2. Leaders of Union During Armed March

'Photo by Sara Jane Pollock, daughter of A.W. Pollock, gen. Manager of Spruce River Coal Co., whose house is the highest one in this picture.'

3. Freight Train Loaded with Miners on Way to the Front; Passing through Ramage, Boone County, W. Va.

Soldiers stand between rows of tents. Troops Commanded by Gen. Bandholtz.

4. U.S. Troops on Hewitt Creek, Near Jeffery, Boone County, W. Va.

5. Morgan, Governor E. and General Banholtz

6. Armed Miners in Kanawha Fields, W. Va.

Tent camp with Chesapeake and Ohio train cars visible in the background.

7. Army Camp on Hewitt Creek, near Jeffery, Boone County, W. Va.

'Defendants charged with killing mine guards at Matewan (1920), taken at Williamson, W. Va.'

8. Matewan Massacre Defendants at Williamson, W. Va.

Mrs. Sid Hatfield and Mrs. Ed Chambers (left to right) outside U.S. Senate.  'Copyright by Harris and Ewing.  The above copyright line must be printed underneath each reproduction of this photograph as required by law.  Photo for your use only.'

9. Widows of Sid Hatfield and Ed Chambers

National Guardsmen stand with a slew of guns. 'For similar images see HB Lee Collection.'

10. National Guard at Sarita Mine, Cabin Creek, W. Va.

Picture was taken a few weeks after Chambers and Hatfield were killed in 1921.

11. Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Mooney, and Mrs. Hatfield (Left to Right)

'Part of the 42 men taken in the raid on Lick Creek Tent Colony by W. Va. State Police to find parties guilty of firing on automobiles passing the colony on public highway.'

12. Arrested Miners Under Guard