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... 1918: I hereby withdraw all certificates of exemption issued on grounds of employment to persons employed in or about coal mines : 1. Who were on Nov. 2, 1915, married widowers with.children dependent on them, and shall have, on May 1, 1918, attained the ...
... South Wales Mining Tribunal Tuesday and Wednesday combed out some hundr Uof men who before recently * going into the urines had been quarrymen, butchers, insurance agents, boxers, and footballers; ...
... THE COME-OUT IN WARWICKSHIRE COAL MINES. connection with the comb-out among the miners. 800 general servicc men are required from the Leamington and distriote coal fteldf, and. roughly speaking, says a. correspondent, double that number heen warned prei-en ...
... recruiting order, and refuse countenance further demands by the military till a complete comb-out was mad© men who entered mines since August. 1914. and demand equality of sacrifice from Lithuanians. In Admiralty dockyards the pay of labourers on productive ...
... 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 ...
... were going to be assured of that victory. That was why ho appealed to the miners of Warwickshire to increase their output. The mine-owners, managers, and men should concentrate their effort in the interests of the nation. was told that the output of that ...
... to the Ministry of National Servie ...
... Grade 3. 2. Those granted or renewed on grounds af employment Colliery Recruiting Courts to persons employed in or about coal mines. 3. Those granted or renewed on grounds employment by Port Labour Committees, the London Shipowners and Transport 'Workers' ...
... l)® meets at Derby next week. Amon£ delegates accompanying Mr. Messrs. Fry (American Moulders V' t* Edgar Wallace (Editor Mine Journal ), W. Gowen (Bricklayers' and terers' Union), and C. Baine (Boot d Operatives' Union). With the object of preventing ...
... his annual for 1916 issued Tuesday, that the number of person.- employed mines and quarries amounts 1.065.714 (1,017,518 at mines and 45.196 at quarries), increase 44,043 mines and a decrease quarries; 804,75) worked underground and £12.749 above ground ...
... appeal. was stated that for the past seven years appellant had —with the exception of thirteen weeks Courtauld's —worked coal mines, and had recently been com bed-out the Colliery Tribunal. Captain Oliver-Bellasis (military representative) said Higgins wa ...
... called upon the single should not escape their liabilities national service; that there been industrious combing out of mines and factories to this end. The process is not completed, but already, Mr. Long stated, some 300,000 persons have been taken ...