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... MINES COMB OUT Maay Mn to b : Released ...
... fori• night ago, mid Aniched at the Craven and Hiiilcv l'idlieries yesterday. Quite an army of oticials, doctors, clerks and mines inspectors has been engaged in the work. Yr. %V. O. Phillips, Ansley Hall, was the representative of the emilowtiere, and Mr ...
... not come up for two mown& unless wished. Thee was adjourned die to see the result of the appeal for 2i.0u0 1 to this coal mines. Rept him at Warwick William Bidwell, Caton. was to haws appeared to mower the review of the ease of his eon. Arthur T. Bidwell ...
... 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 ...
... assistance of girls. but he had supervise the whole work. Captain Clive. assistant Inspector to Mr. Saint (Chief Inspector of Mines) put in • letter from Mr. Saint urging the important., of Mr. Hutchinson's work, the years of training which it took to get ...
... 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. ...
... thought of more am to the country in ths mine than M the Army. He was one of the most perienced motors in Warwickshire. and had worked for them 30 years. and his father 40 years. He could do any kind of work in the mines, and was really a most valuable , man ...
... modified, so as to provide that there be no exempted classes; and further, all those men of military aga who.lswe entered the mining Industry mace the euM break of war. and have been found solb rally At and eligible, should be the Ant be combed out. ...
... one of the combed-out miners. annealed against Weal of the local Tribunal on health moods. He said he been called out of the mine. and his contention was that it was not right to fetch him out and 1t.,. single thew% he was passed for general service. He ...
... appeal. It was stated that for the part seven last had-'with the exception of thirteen weeks at Courtauld'e-worked in coal mines. and had recently been combed-out by the Colliery Tribunal. Captain Oliver-Bellaeis (military repro, imitative) said Higgins ...
... men and boys who entered the mines shun August, 1114, is 1111,000, sn that with a complete combing-out from this clam of workers there should be eient without taking the regular men who always been employed in the omit_ mining industry. ...