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... enclose name and addressasa guarantee of good faith MILITARY J. M. (Kippax).—Apparently the lad comes under + he first comb-out mines. L. C. (Leeds).—The matter entirely in the hands of the authorities, and it is not possiole for you to do anything when 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 ...
... 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. ...
... Elsewhere there nothing to report. Yesterday our aeroplanes co-operated successfully with our artillery* Two our machines are mining. GEK3IAN HUNCHES RAIDKD. (From the War Press Bureau.) London, Tuesday. British Head-quarters in France, Tuesday, lI.H a.m ...
... \\eduesdat. Further meetings nil! held ueit A'eek. In its consultations the economic Utilisation man-power, the cases men Love mine nt. departments will lie taken hrsl. or depaitmenlti will asked, in view the urgent need men. to make arrangements to release ...
... (miners’ official’s exemption bas resulted the extraordinary fact that the largest pitstead in Yorkshire, the Manvcrs Main Mines, with a daily output 5,000 tons, was set down yesterday by the men in order force a miners’ leader into the Army. The man in ...
... sham attßmpt to comb out of the mine men who -entered since August, 1914. • . ■ - One largg colliery, Monckton Main, had stopped that day, the young men saying that they were determined that men who have entered the mine since August, 1914, should be combed ...
... grave shortage ;f labour. is incredible ihat skilled men under twenty-five will taken from the munition works and the coal mines. Mr. Lloyd George stated, yesterday, that a was now sitting inquire into the question of utilising German prisoners of war ...
... association,” said Air. Smit! think that surfacemen have been combed out a fe much as possible, and care should taken to see that'mines are not interfered with these men being taken away.” resolution was passed asking the Miners' Federation to persist in their ...
... obtained from those who have gone into the mines since the outbreak war. It was further decided to recommend the districts to make arrangements with their employers under which volunteers could be obtained from the mines fell timber, prepare it, and assist in ...
... yesterday, the Council of the Yorkshire Miners' Association discussed the recent Government order regarding the combing out of the mines of men who have absented themselves from work two days per week during the quarter ended December 31st last. They also discussed ...
... (prestdenl), who was the chair, in a statemsnl the Press, stated that a short time igo the Home Office agreed to release 20,000 mine workers for services in the Forces, but the system of combing out which was adopted worked to the detriment of surfacemen in ...