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... going to be assured of that victory. That was why he appealed to the miners of Warwickshire to increase their outnut. The mine-owners, managers. and men should their effoit in the interests of the nation. Ile was told that the outnut of this coalfield ...
... further two months, but f they eared to volunteer now they nicit their reziments In two month., if the 11 volunteers from the mines bad come forward. they would remcin in their nresent occupations, but if not they would he called op straiehtsway. In the majoriti ...
... were private. COMBING OUT THE MINES. ACTION SUSPENDED DURING NEGOTIATIONS, The Executive the Miners’ Federation met Sir George Cave, the Home Secretary, to-day on the question of out men rai itary age employed at the mines. Until the present regotiatons ...
... The adioarMd conference Sonth Wales miners delegates, held Cardiff yesterday, consider farther the question combing out the mines, decided a large majority to accept the recommendation of the Miners’ Federation Great Britain— namely, that in calling men ...
... given column 1 Lai- p*p«r),,jWr. said Hie Government proposed to have comb-out industries. Men had been leerrtiied from ami Mining rick, and 50.000 would necessary from the latter. Transport and Civil Services would have farther calk upon them. The period ...
... Federation had recommended that assistance given the Government in combing-out all men of military age who bad entered the mines since August, 1914, and a large majority the South Wales Conference has de: led take no part in assisting recruiting colliery ...
... THE r.OMBED.OCT” MINERS. There are in the training tie tie north England thousands of men who have been combed out of the mines. Why not send these hack to their jobs now aeka officer who training tome them. In another for- •weeks ther wi-l taro h. -ect ...
... Mr. Wm. Johnson, jus. In the first Place, however, application for Form 21 must be made to Mr. Saiat„ H.M. ,laspector of Mines, Stafford. ...
... two-thirds majority recommend the Conference to advise the men not resist the taking of the 50,(XX) men from the mine* for the Army The mine re discussed the Executive’s report by districts, and the delegate* wore attending the sectional meeting a large ...
... resolution was passed :— “That this association 13 willing to apsist the Governinent in obtaining the 50,000 men trom the mines requiréd through the Colliery Recruiting Courts, on the condition that all men who have en- tered the industry since 4 A ist ...
... conditions. Adequate safeguards will arranged, so as to permit of the retention in the mines of persons who are considered indispensable tor the safe working of the mines. Applications for the renewal personal grounds tiie exemption withdrawn the Decertification ...
... from the mines through the Colliery Recruiting Courts, the condition that all men who have cn-1 tered the industry since *4 August, 1914, whatever their medical category, be combed out, and that the Minister ! National Service back to the mines those miners ...