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... Smith) 111 the chair, the man-power position was put before the Council, showing that 50,000 bona-fide mine workers were asked for the coal mines of Great Britain. We were to learn at headquarters,'' said Mr. Smith, 'that the 1914 comb-out was nothing ...
... to 24, 14 Acts 2. 1-11: tion 21. MINERS FOR THE ARMY. A mining correspondent states that the military authorities are combing out from the mines men of military age who have gone into the mines since August, 1914. The comb-out is taking place under ' ...
... where the subject had been drs upset!, and the two of shortage 144. r.. the combing out of a large number of colliers from the mines, and the difficulty of transport. The order only applied to household emil; emil for industrial purposes would .leslt with ...
... already beets combed out of the We1:11 seven of them. Hill offence is thought to have cool mines. Efforts to comb the out of been dtie to oversight. their gold mines are meeting with only isdo- bUI.(I`SS. -o•++ - A• ' Company for Overtook Enterprises hos ...
... lodges, it was announced, had not been completed. Sir A. Geddes's speech as it affected the combing out of young men from the mines was discussed at length, and it was decided to take a ballot of the members as to what action shall be taken. ...
... even necessary. the national interest, to restrict them. More than 400,000 of the best gone from the mines to perform war service, and the numbers the mines to-day were fewer, aud the average strength of the men was less. One of two things must happen: either ...
... week, when he was wounded. He enlisted in the Gordon Highlanders at saroo time several more Ripley lads combed out of the mines in April Iset. RIPLEY PRIVATE RECOVERING. PTE. JOE SOCLT. Bipley, Gth Leicentera. , Tlic snlendid nows received tot end tll»t ...
... Colliery Recruiting Court sat at Chesterfield Friday and dealt with a number of combed out cases. Mr. H. A. Abbot (Inspector of Mines) presided, and Mr. Frank Lee was present behalf the Derbyshire Miners’ Association. Lieutenant S. Cursley attended as National ...
... publican and miner, iiirchwood lane, JSon\®rcotes. The applicant, who was an experienced miner, was instructed him work the mine, and the weak alter i.© had received hi» exemption started work at Birchwood Colliery. At meeting the Tribunal Monday, prodded ...
... proiessional foot! years, afterwards returning to the pit, where e had worked since. The Chairman (Mr H. A. Abbo! bly have Mines Inspector): You would proba remained a footballer if professionalism had not been stopped? elwavs an ahout it. Applicant: \ ...
... the cost of living.” Much time was spent in discussing the new comb-out—this being the second contri bution 50.000 from the mines -and it was arranged that the ballot for the additional 2,090 men required from Derbyshire should be conducted at the Miners’ ...
... in the national interest, to restrict them. More than 400,000 of the hest men had gone from the mines to perform war service, and the numbers in the mines to-day were fewer, and the average strength of the men was less. One of two things must happen: ...