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... POST AND IvIERCITRT. MONDAY. MAY 1917. COMBING OUT THE MINES. -• —♦ MEN’ WHO JOINED SINCE WAR BEGAN. The Bonrcl Trade announce* that the Government have that it is necessary *° n,ore men from coal mines for service with the Colours. After consultation with ...
... There hes been too much secrecy with respect to the Government and the coal trade. The Government, through the Controller of Mines, should take the miners' leaders into their cmifidenee ,by showing them th. quantities of coal required to be produced in order ...
... passed protesting against the Press agitation against the Merthyr peace conference. Mr. George Lansbury advocated that coal mining after the war should a national industry organised the workmen themselves; also that au intcrnatioual tribunal with international ...
... vessels. The following i» the officsol return for the week to midnight .Saturday lost: Arrival-* 2.211 Sailings 2,t56 Sunk mine or submarine: 1,600 tons or over 11 Under 1.600 tons gross *4 • in week March 30. The following is the corrected return for ...
... is for not if ths to right i Oife But respect and full confidence Foch Tke Triangle the characteristics of the battle to out mine lines forming J The triangle repre-when began by the valley of Ailette forward railway from - which was on evening the night ...
... have to say offer sincere condolences with Liverpool on the death, which has been announced to-day. «*f a very old friend of mine and a very distinguished citizen of yours—Sir Edward Evans iboar, hear). I have known him for thirty years, and in the days ...
... could noi too widely known. SAFETY IX THE MIXES! SLACKERS WEEDED OUT. The Monmouthshire mining tribunal vcstcrday combed out hundreds of young men who had gone to the mines since August' last. Their former occupations were painters, qunrrvmen, foundrymen, ...
... their merry when Government conetel of ended. Coe/weer opinion hes been throughout Use country them is • deter.' rkler e I mined opposition to the action of thy tarstrollee °' °°'F'° lin attempting to deprive coat export er s, of a the l times. ansi these ...
... (says the Daily Graphic), such journey* will be frequent occurrence. Safely Wounded. After a long convalescence a friend of mine, a V.C., returned to the front ten days ago. Yesterday I met his father, who handed Tie a telegram from the boy. It contained ...
... (Satuday) mst accept this country) ALL- L:vt - ' ard loving Nov his In : d- iw:: -’v 2 1907 33 :: little through months: 1394 :4 mine 2 7 !:i As on-’ ali iro CHE ' Alice ’ on ’Tis we Id mother ' DAVEY— 1911 - ' - Nash John’s-road tAoi NEWELL— In who Docks ...
... ne at Daily ih 1 repre the present ites that a the of M Stephen) Wabh, MP the well known mine nade Neem new In a quer an 10 the heme for r minere from ib te the mine wee working Mtr Walsh ihe ratron books now in the hands of the wil expire ctr November ...
... the Germans made a desperate effort Tuesday capture the city Their own verson of the affair is curious They : Artillery and mine-throwers directed fire attacks against positions Infantry detachments which followed up the Tire preparation brought about ...