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... COMBING OUT THE MINES. It baa bean decided by Government that a large number of sen are to immediately r» leased from the coal mines the country lor military serr oe, and no*Pee Ibis effera were roivivcd every ooileery in Great Britain yeaterdsv. 77ie ...
... COMBING OUT THE MINES. • Arrangements have been made to take a ballot of the South Wales cordfiekl on the scheme agreed upon between the Miners' Federation of Britain and the Uovernment, for tbe combing out from the mines of young unmarried men between ...
... Britain which recommended assistance beinir given to the Government combing out all persons of military age who had entered the mines since August, 1914. The Federation have decided to take ballot on the question of a general strike in the event of the Government ...
... not showing a two-thirds majority, we recommend the conference to advise the men Dot 'AO resist taking 50,000 men from the mines for the rmy. ...
... COMBING OUT IN THE MINES. Mr John Robertson. President of the Scottish National Union of Mine Workers, addressing the Gartshore and District Miners at Croy, saTd that although nearly 300,000 men had gone from the mines to join the Army, the output of ...
... themselves persistent absentees shall not operate retrospectively, and further action on the lists now being c&tTed for from the mines will be suspended. The Home Office statement was considered by the executive of the Miners’ Federation last evening. After ...
... OUT THE MINES Discharged Soldiers to Return. Th© Ministry of National Sen-ice a communication addressed to the Miners' Federation and issued the Federation yesterday slated that the Government intend to return from the array for work in coal mines number ...
... 55,988 For 47,181 Majority against The ballot of the Northumberland miners on the Government’s comb out of young men at the mines has resulted as follows: For 14.085 Against 8,349 Majority ...
... “COMBING OUT THE MINES The South Wales Miners’ Federation and some of the Welsh coalowners have had conferences with the Homa Office as to the mode of selecting men for the Army in the South Whales area. and it is understood that the evoentive of the ...
... COMB OUT AT THE MINES. The recruitment: scheme at the coal mines applies to unmarried Class A workers, were and above the age of 18 but not over the age of 25 on January Ist, 1917. Unmarried means a man who was unmarried on November 2nd, 1915, or who ...
... pruteding against mar.:izers, r.r dei-monsge: colliery cur'eV. rs, stet colliery agents being allowed to Pi• Inspector of Mines other miners have to appeal to the :dery Pecrsitir.g Court. and the °Medals Falcranon were Instructed to inform Coal r.•-trifler ...
... with the exception of certain •lasses employed ora shipbuilding, boat 'and barge building, repairs, and low men oil shale mines and works. Men who have entered their present occupations eince August 15, 1915 will be ver? seriously affected. They have ...