... “COMBING OUT - IN THE MINES. South WaleE JSallot on Down Tools Policy. The Executive Council of the South Wain Miner.? !■ ©deration Cardiff yesterday resolved the interests of the Federation to proceed with ballot the “comb out question, but reaffirmed ...

... dilution labour have been arranged.— Daily MINERS'TOSITION. Lanarkshire Protest Against Army Dodgers. Throughout the Lanarkshire mining districts many young minors cm the attainment of ther birthday are being called to the army. county pits are said to be still ...

... COMBING OUT THE MINES. Men Employed Since August, tois. The London News Agency is iistormeil on high authority that a big call up of the miners has begun. This comb out refers exclusively to men who have entered the coal mining industry since August ...

... COMBING-OUT IN THE MINES. At a special conference of the South Wales Miners’ Federation Cardiff yesterday the recruiting scheme approved by the Blackpool Conference was discussed, and it was decided that the Federation take no part in assisting the recruiting ...

... gfave respongibility of voting for a’ down:tools policy as a protest against the comb-outs As South Wales miners seemed detere mined that the war should continue they were in honour bound té find men, money, and material. i it : Trooper's Death .jn the Wilds ...

... COMBING OUT THE MINES. START WITH MEN FROI4 MYN ...

... COMBING-OUT IN THE MINES. The South Wales Miners* Federal ion and some of the Welsh cqplownere have bad codferences with the Home Office as the mode of selecting men for the army in the South Wales ares, and it is understood that the Executive of the ...

... ifather of thy tiridegrooml. *elated by the Her. A. C. (larkeciennedy teirar of Wroughlonl. bride was attended he four maids--Mines Slanghier. Judkine Hunt and Daniel - while Mile Dud fleygaie trounn of the bridegroom) acted ay train•bearey. The bridesmaid ...

... have gone to the mines since August, 1914. the executive committee to report to further conference. It was also decided recommend districts to make agreements with their employers under which volunteers may be obtained from the mines to fell timber, prepare ...

... those who had gone to the mines since August. 1914, Executive I ommittec ib report further conference. was al«o decided to recommend districts to make arrangements with their employers under which may be obtained item the mines to fell tin her. prepare ...

... materially affect output- The iron mines in Cumberland were, supplied with men in this way. Several hundreds were required to work the lines, and Sir Auckland obtained the number he wanted from the Scottish coal mines where short time was being worked ...

... our army had suffered a real disaster, and they were met with an unanswerably demand for withdrawal of 100,000; men from the mines for the Army. The; arrival of American troops did not relieve man-power question, for that army was an additional army, but ...