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... COMBING OUT TNE MINES, Th«% Nott« Miners’ Association their meeting received the report of the president the conference which took place in I-order, last week, when the suggested comb-out the mines wa* fully considered, and the delegates decided that ...
... 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 ...
... Scoretarv. dated 7 Marcli, 1918 hereby withdraw all certificates exemption issued the grounds euip oynteot persons about mines who were 2 Nvv., liilS. unmarr.ed or widowers without ary crullren acp.i ' Vupon them, and had on January. 191&. attained the ...
... during the present year, with view ascertaining tiow far the reqnire-mentw tiiv' military authorities for 40,000 men from the mines have been met. and the number still needed. A return al-o authorhed to made the number men who have found employment in the ...
... and conecien tious workmates. With regard the Order, far as it refers to unaid lied men employed the mines August I4th, 191S, should it apply the of mine that exists Cleveland it will cot reduce the present complement of men any apprect-, able degree. ...
... yrstercUj welted upos the Home Secretary (Sir George Care* at the Bom# Oftic*. with teierecco the combing out of men and about the mines for military tcrTio©, Tfie interview the question combing out s the request tile Home Secra. tary. who dodrcftiF full understand>ng ...
... scheme, and after the He was working Essen, where last, week bread whatever w r a» obtainable, potatoes only those engaged such mine workers and the ►rkers Kmppe. •are frequently strikes of 500 ->r.s at Krjpps. The Chilians look weak from hunger. tb** t'b-e ...
... the Courts ahall held some place fwa? from the mine, convenient the workmen. Passers off Mananara f2) The action certain managers requiring men hand their certificates of exemption to the management the mine was unauthorised. Mon attending before the Colliery ...
... ons. The proper place for each letters is the waste paper baaket. (Hear, hear.) Mr Hustler; I thing *o. too. Thai is where mine go. may staled that Colonel Courteney, C.8., has been deputed by the Northern Command to visit the Tees, Wear, and Tyne districts ...
... Federation Great Britain with the Prenidemt the Board Trade and the Controller of Mines, it was stated that alteration wage* would be made future without the assent of the Mines Control Board and consideration the Miners' Federation of Great Britain. It was ...
... county at polite 30 rn lee apart, and he hoped one of these at Darlington. where , t ncght be o: fret , UITISN MINE-SWEEPER SUNK. THE DANGER OF MINES IN THE BALTIC. hao rat:rived at o`, a siatai cit.:rag :n fla!tiic, he ran i tango, a nine sweeper. Laving ...
... sently the men began come uu Each had been given the number of boat 1 case,’ I directed some to cr.eira. and the ones for mine got in. Two boats bad been ashed, fio the others were pretty full. However, the ship was very steady and dii* not seem to sinking ...