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... matter i» being investigated by aides. with the object ascertaining tho actual number men provided by the comb-out. from the mines. ought to easy to determine whether certain number men have been obtained, but the matter is complicated the fact that the ...
... THE MINING COMB-OUT. At a meeting the miners employed the Rotherham Main Colliery held yesterday a resolution was passed approving the proposals the Governm nt recruit ail men eruplovod in and about mines between the ages of eighteen and twenty-five ...
... Secretary : I hereby withdraw all certificates of exemption issued on grounds of employment to persons employed in or about coal mines. (1)' Who, on 2nd November, 1915, married or widowers with .children dependent on them, and Shall have on the Ist May, 1918 ...
... the chair, and there wore present delegates, representing every mining district Great Britain. The Conference, after protracted sitting, decided that all men who have come into the mine's from other industries since August, 19U, every class from A to ...
... the Military Service Act. means, whereas all other trades married and single are placed one footing (as they should be». in mining there is going preferential treatment for one section the expense of another section. I expect Will said that married men ...
... Britain which recommended assistance beinir given to the Government combing out all persons of military age who had entered the mines since August, 1914. The Federation have decided to take ballot on the question of a general strike in the event of the Government ...
... was held at Cardiff yesterday to consider the Government proposals for the combing out certain classes of workmen from the mines for military service. It was explained that the national conference the Miners' Federation of Groat Britain would decide whether ...
... MIS Eli AND COMB-OUT. Northumberland miners have voted favour of the Government’s proposals comb 50,000 men from the mines, although the figures of the ballot are not yet announced. ...
... nulitary recruiting within j ages, men employed the steel, in t|u‘ occupations covered bv the Trades Card Scheme, and j ture, mines, and quarries, railway shops. I transport work, ann shipyards. evelop into rea.. will tone up the rciistive powers against ...
... COMBED OUT.” The Monmouthshire Mining Tribunal to-day “combed out” hundreds of young men who had gone to the mines since August last, their former occupations being painters, quarrymen, foundrymen, greengrocers, hauliers, and students. WEEK END ANGLING ...
... such letter. The figures gives respecting price of cTTHIc, and the produce given out them, on paper, look like a little gold mine. Take it from the figures are great fabrication. Cows giving fixe gallons daily are practically nowadays unknown. and supposing ...
... of the military authorities for 40,000 men from the mines have been met, and the number still needed. A return was also authorised to bo made of the number of men who have found employment in the mines since the outbreak of war and are of military clas ...