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... The number of colliers combed out of the mines is 61.000 out of the 75,000 demanded. Tho balance >f men now being taken without hitch. Tbe Postmaster General announces that parcels addressed to prisoners of war Bulgaria are again being accepted at post ...
... entered mine since August itii. 1914. snail called out before any other, Uk? conteotioa being that hare gone into lie mint military service. Hut there is notable exception this, which is little known to general public. If young man has entered the mine, since ...
... August, 1915, when he went into Iroland Pit. and subsequently Grass moor, where he is now employed. His reason for leaving the mine was that he was working in water at Avenue Pit, and he was ordered the doctor to get a dry job. Adjourned for the production ...
... at a sitting of the Derbyshire Colliery Recruiting Court at Chesterfield on Friday. Mr. H. A. Abbott (lI.M. Inspector of Mines) presided. Mr. Frank Lee (Derbyshire Miners’ Association) and Mr. S. Cursley (National Service Representative) were also present ...
... Hadley (19), Grade I Barrow Hill, miner Ireland Colliery, adjourned; Joseph Holmes, locked-oul miner from the Ashover lead mines, certificate withdrawn, the man to rely on his protection card. Mr. C. W. Kendall presided, and there were also present Messrs ...
... federation area should have numi her allotted and selection ballot or otheri wise. There general feting that those j who entered mines during the war should be combed out first, At tho luncheon interval was officially stated that decision had been reached. The ...
... THE COMB-OUT. ADVERSE VOTE IX LANCASHIRE. The Lancashire and Cheshire miners' rote o© the comb-out 50.000 young men from the mine* resulted: For, 14.840; against, 30,359. ...
... CRESWELL COUNCILLOR'S ALLEGA- TIO~S. MINE AGITATORS AS MARKED MEN FOR COMB-OUT. The allegation that young men prominently identified with the local miners' meetings were to be adversely affected thereby in the pending comb-out of miners for military service ...
... whole village. The telegram frbm the O.C. of the' Leicesters informs the distracted parents that their sons were killed by a mine explosion. The names of the deceased are J. Sharpe, son of Mr H. Sharpe, Duche.§:s. Street; H. Mosley, son of Mr J. Moslev ...
... used, the figur being: For, 47,181: against, 55,988. The ballot of the Northumberland miners Government comb-out young men the mine* resulted: For, 14,083: against, 8,349. POTASH FROM AMERICA. ENORMOUS QUANTITIES AVAILABLE. (Admiralty per Wireless Press.) ...
... Chesterfield and North Derbyshire Hospital. majority 52,615 Welsh miner* hare voted in favour the comb-out of military from the mines ...
... the miners who have done their bit, and not fit to go overseas again, and who have had a life experience in the mine, go back in the mines? I think there ought to be something done for these. I myself had to go and do my bit, and- left a wife and three ...