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... Matter for Coal Experts. Iu any rase the time in which the Aliies get the mines effectively to work again will depend very much their own preparations. In this regard it is hoped that the Allied high command have conferred w ith coal experts who know ...
... operation ensure closer unity among colliery companies would change the face the coalfields; and organisations, catering for mine workers, whatever grade, would have accommodate themselves to changed conditions. felt that for those left in the industry ...
... BLINDER IN MINERS’ COMB-OUT ARKANGEMRXT. Dissatisfaction has been caused anionic the workmen in several the coat-mining districts (writes our mining correspondent), connection with the combi:ig-out men tor military service. sxrangement was made between the ...
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... patriotism the part sueh men who rush into the mines, amt stick there in the the call for more men for the forces. Perhaps these patriots had something to ith recent adverse comb out ballot. lam a life-long mine worker, end called to fight ■ should object ...
... THEATRE. To-night, nt 7.30. MATINEE SATURDAY. AT 2.30. First Tim« in SheffitlJ PERSONAL VISIT OF i: Y O'NEIL new Cotnedj, “PEG MINE. Box Office 10 to 9- Phone 22882. EMPIRE THEATRE. Sunny Season. - ...
... “districts” in the mines to closed. further, voluntary enlistments and the “comb-out” came along the coal owners found that they could not the full amount repairs. When they came to be assessed to excess profit© duty and later on to coal mines excess payments ...
... having elected the occupant*, mined the buildings and set them ablar.e. TROOPS’ HEAVY LOSSES. IRREGULARS LAY TRAP MINES IN KERRY ROADS. ihe Dad. yeelerday. General Mulcahy jantified the employment of civilian nera remove trap mines and ion pb-iruction* the ...
... miners who joined iu April with the first quota from the Creswell Colliery, under the miners’ comb-out, had been killed by mine explosion at Hast Coa«t training camp. Their names are J. Sharpe and A. White, Duchess street, and 11. Mosley and S. Smith ...
... from those who have gone into mines from other trades since August, >.914. It was further decided to recommend the iistricts to make arrangements with their imployers under which volunteers could be tbiained from the mines to fell timber, nrepare it. and ...
... during next week. time tor exemption uneif ing in the mines exceeds one million, t.pplicatiou within aeven days utter their Taking the round figure one million medical examination. , ...
... Allen, addressing the jury, said that the case had brought up one very important question, the law to that all quarries and mines should )>e some Government cut. ...