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... the comb-out mines, I don't think you find half-a-dozon cmat coalfield* of Yorkshire that would not thi ir their country if need be. Bat there are lota of men work, ing the pits who have come in since WU, and say if they can work coal, mine they could «lo ...
... following terms: I withdraw all certificates lie issued on grounds employment to jter.ms military age, employed cO, 1 mines, who the coal mining 'u_ du«try after 4 Augu-t. 19U, and were military age at that date, and are winding enginemen, pumpm-u,; dectricians ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the provence of the latter class which is resented the other workmen employed in the mining ln the present coiubingout process it has been suggested that the coal-mining industry might give 20,000 farther men the Army, and the naturaj course lias been taken ...
... FOUR MINES IDLE. COMB-OUT BALLOT INCIDENT CREATES A DEADLOCK. A protracted agitation regarding the j exemption of Toni Williams, Hamburgh Colliery checkwelghman, prominent local miners’ leader, came to a head yesterday, when the four Manvers Mam mines ...
... MORE MEN FROM MINES Those who Entered Since Aug. 1914 to be Called Up. have decided that it is necessary to release more men from the coal mines for service with the colours. After consultation with the Miners’ Federation it is proposed the first place ...
... The Mine as a Shelter. To tu* Editor Shbffiki.d Isdbpmbwt. - Sir,—“G. 11. R.” does not appear t« aware that the small »K he terms them, ban sent into the Army a larger percent** men than any other ela* (To i»t wit> and aeeording to the own leaden they ...
... Reduction calling period from to 7 days. further comb-out of essential industries, including the taking 50,000 more men from the mines, and the transport and Civil Service. Tribunals to be reconstituted. ...
... Medical Hoard visited Pontyinulri, and examined nearly a hundred men employed t'ne Maritime Colliery who have entered tl»o mine since August. 1915. It was Maloti that of the niou wore passed for ice. T,ator iu the day about l. cligibles at the Great colliery ...
... Bradbury. The honeymoon win spent in North Wales. EXTENSION OF COMB-OUT HOPE ABANDONED. Nineteen Lives Sacrificed in a Scottish Mine. Water and moss having, according to j latest nows, filled the workings the re' suit of the Airdrie (Lanarkshire) Colliery ...
... 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 ...