... of the ballot's, not showing two-thirds majority, recommend the conference advise the men not to resist taking men from the mines for the Armv. PROHIBITION. ...

... former decision, namely, that before take part any recruiting scheme connection with the mines caahirc and Cheshire the whole the men who have come into the mines since tho war commenced— that whether they passed Grade 1. 2, must combed out. It was further ...

... widow with two children will mean perhaps nearly 3d. in the shilling more. MINERS' BIG COMB OUT. men who have entered coal mines since start the war are to for the Army. This big comb-out, it is stated, has already begun. Under two Orders issued the Home ...

... health. hah been in the mine before and since the war, but lie just happened to out of the mine and aliased registration. therefore was not protected by the Colliery Board, but was classified amongst those- who had gone into the mine since the war, and were ...

... colliery agents, and mine surveyors were to have special treat, merit meted out them, for instead of going to the Colliery Recruiting Court appeal for indispensabifity*their names are to be sent the Divisional Inspector of Mines, who has the power granting ...

... but was under consideration through the Coal Controller. They also claimed that* civilian a' who were displaced from the mines the return soldier miners should dealt with through the Joint committees. did not believe that a single soldier miner desired ...

... Captain Parker, (in applying, for the can cellation of the certificate of a dataller employed local mine, aged 23, Clas3 C said men who went into the mine 6ince the war began were combed out. He had got instructions from the National Service Ministry to ...

... never Worked in pit before went down the mine largely escape til as .Army, ays the Daily News, whilst old colliers, who had left to enter walks civil (employment, also returned to their old occupations in the mines. When the comb out took place these ...

... drawers. Although this man went into the mine after the war broke out, was good mam his job,—The Clerk asked if arrangement had not been made with the Miners' Association whereby all men who had gone into the mines since the war were to combed out.—The Miners' ...

... A.i who was formerly employed Re-p ley Pit, reported killed in action the 27.» Mav. The number of colliers combed out the mines is 61,000 out the 78.000 demanded. The balance of men how being taken without hitch. Fixed jam prices will be raised for the ...