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... THE MINES COMB-OUT. On the suggestion Sir A. Geddes. the miners' agents and colliery owners have been requested co-operate furnishing informs f to the recruiting authorities for clearing yuiit-vrAr rrit>n out mines. At the Miners' Conference Glasgow, ...
... MINE COMB-OUT. FEDERATION AND SCHEME OF RECRm , Delegates from all parts of the kingdom attended special conference the Miners' Federation, which was held ax tire Central Hall, Westminster, to-day, to consider proposed new scheme recrnitment for the Army ...
... MINE COMB-OUT. MEN FOR THE ARMY BY NEW DECISION. The Press Bureau last night issued the following: The Government has decided to proceed with the recruitment of 50,000 coal miners who are fit for general service and a comj to that effect has been addressed ...
... agents; jockey?, stable boys, and horse trainers: jobmasters, carpet-planners and repairers: Tellers and stainers; slate .mining, quarrying, and dressing, chalk and sand quarrying. Wall-paper manufacture, plaster moulding, manufacture shop fittings, showcases ...
... MINERS' COMB-OUT. Officially announced persona military age on August 14,. and who entered mining industry since that date, will available for recruitment subject to respecting applications for ...
... RESULT OF BALLOT IN THREE COAL CENTRES. The ballot of the Northumberland miners on the Government comb-out of young men at the mines resulted follows: For . 14,G£3 Against 8,049 Official figures giving the complete returns the comb-out ballot the South ales ...
... have gone to the mines since August, 1914. the executive committee to report to further conference. It was also decided recommend districts to make agreements with their employers under which volunteers may be obtained from the mines to fell timber, prepare ...
... our army had suffered a real disaster, and they were met with an unanswerably demand for withdrawal of 100,000; men from the mines for the Army. The; arrival of American troops did not relieve man-power question, for that army was an additional army, but ...
... men are wanted for the Army oetween now and next. The to supplied from the miners is 50,000 Class A men. The patriotism the mining c seß generally has *been fully proved. .hen why question or doubt outcome tb» week's London conference because the activities ...
... requirements of the military authorities for 40,000 men from the mines have been and the number still needed. A return was also authorised to made the number of men who hare found employment the mines since the outbreak of war and are of military classification ...
... of the ballot not showing majority, we recommend the conference to advise the men not to resist taking 50,000 men from the mines for the Army deputation from the Miners' Federation who waited the Prime Minister to discuss the result of the ballot the ...
... Toes) died Litftle in ,y?ar. COMBING OUT. South Wales Tribunal, in past two daya Combed out hundreds of men who had into mines from .other trades. $ GERMAN TRENCH RAID CLAIM. •Berlin report -o says: -.—South-east Bheinis German reconnoitring detachment ...