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- Bureau of Mines instruction in first aid and value of 100-percent first-aid training to employees of mining and oil companies
- What the superintendent of a coal mine might do to prevent injury from falls of roof
- Accident prevention in coal mining
- Connection between physical condition and liability to accidents of metal miners
- What the mine foreman can do to prevent injury from falls of roof in coal mines
- Hazards and protection of underground transformer installations
- The miner's ounce of prevention--the operator's pound of cure
- Privately owned mine rescue stations
- Reducing accidents from falls of roof in coal mines
- Teaching safety through the approval plate
- Points to be considered in the design of covers for explosion-proof compartments
- Automatic power releases for shutting off power from mine and indicating by signal alarm when fan stops or doors are left open
- What the coal miners can do to prevent injury from falls of roof
- The cost of accidents to industry
- Industrial safety training at a mining school
- The National safety competition of 1930
- A new signaling device for shaft mines
- The paramount issue
- Safety consciousness
- The National safety competition of 1931
- Notes pertaining to safety inspections of permissible electric mine equipment
- Safety practices at Mine 1, Spring Canyon Coal Co., Utah
- Guarding trolley wires in mines
- Bonuses to encourage safe work and for work safely done
- Hazards to underground workers from inflammable surface structures near mine openings
- The importance of discipline in mine safety
- Recommendations of the United States Bureau of Mines on certain questions of safety as of February 3, 1933
- Safety practices and achievements at the Columbia Mine of the Columbia Steel Co. (subsidiary of the United States Steel Corporation)
- The National safety competition of 1932
- Working an underground mine 6 years without lost-time accidents
- Safety in mining in 1933
- A million tons of anthracite mined without a fatality
- Operating coal mines without accidents
- Some suggestions as to safety rules to be printed or mimeographed for the guidance of bituminous-coal mine employees
- Safety posters at the Calumet & Hecla mines
- Questions and answers on first-aid training
- A few of the opportunities for obtaining accident-prevention information available to mine management and employees through the United States Bureau of Mines
- Accident costs and safety dividends
- Falls of coal and rock on man-trips in bituminous-coal mines
- The Joseph A. Holmes safety association and its awards
- List of devices for respiratory protection approved by the U.S. Bureau of Mines
- Some suggestions on the safe handling of electric shovel trailing cables in open-pit mines
- Suggested methods for the reduction of mine accidents from the viewpoint of the safety engineer
- Some factors affecting an accident-prevention program in metal mining in California
- Silicosis as affecting mining workmen and operations
- Preventing accidents by the proper use of permissible explosives
- How to use permissible explosives properly
- Methane-indicating detectors prove dependable in sampling air in anthracite mines
- Some suggestions on the prevention of electrical accidents in coal mines
- Electrical viewpoint in a complete safety survey of a coal mine