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- John_Barkoski abstract "John Barkoski was a worker, murdered by being beaten to death with pick-axes by the Coal and Iron Police February 9, 1929. Two of the police responsible for his death were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, and his widow was paid $13,500 by the Pittsburgh Coal Company as compensation, as the company paid the salaries of the police involved.".
- John_Barkoski comment "John Barkoski was a worker, murdered by being beaten to death with pick-axes by the Coal and Iron Police February 9, 1929. Two of the police responsible for his death were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, and his widow was paid $13,500 by the Pittsburgh Coal Company as compensation, as the company paid the salaries of the police involved.".