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... Federation area should have number allotted, and selection ballot otherwise. There & general feeling that those who entered mines during the war should combed out first. tho luncheon interval was officiaTlv stated that decision had been reached. The conference ...
... men are wanted for the Army oetween now and next. The to supplied from the miners is 50,000 Class A men. The patriotism the mining c seß generally has *been fully proved. .hen why question or doubt outcome tb» week's London conference because the activities ...
... D FOR, SOUTH WALES AGAINST. The ballot of the Northumberland miners on the Government's oomting-out of young men from the mines resulted fallows: For against Official figures giving complete returns of the comb-out ballot S. Wales were announced in to-day ...
... which the vote is taken is in the following form.— (1) Shall the Federation agree to the withdrawal of 50,000 men from the mines for military service? (2) If so, shall the Federation machinery used for the purpose of finding the required number? A special ...
... classes e un.killt d werl cr . Dr. 11% N. Atkinson atul Mr. Veto( liartillOnl, Who were ace( utpank lentil Penni n, Inspreter of Mines, were present cn 1w half of the Colliery Tribunal, and Mr. W.. 1. Davies, represented the Ci lbw ry (4mpany. The meal at rzngrnu ...
... THE MINING COMB-OUT. A CURIOUS POSITION. kingdom, Attended by delegates from all parts of the a special conference of the Miners’ Federation was held at Westminster to-day, to consider further the new scheme for the recruitnrent of 50,000 class A men ...
... agents, aud mine surveyors, men are of the opinion that every male mn employed & mine o is ed for and who is between the ages of 18 and eight months and 32 should be ti The cials na med can make their appeals to the Divisional Inspector of mines, who has ...
... medical Grade 3. Those granted ren’ewed on grounds employment Colliery Recruiting C out to to persons employed in or about coal mines. 3. Those granted renewed grounds of employment Port Labour Committees, or the Loudon Shipowners and Transport Workers Military ...
... adjourned conference of the South Wales miners’ delegates held ut Cardiff to consider further tha question of combing-out in mines decided by & large majority to accept the recommendation of the Miners’ Federation of Great Britain, namely,that in the calling ...
... in the mine. It was further resolved that all peesous who have entered the mining industry since August 4th, 1914, of military age should be ' , waited whatever their media cal category, before the men were recruited who were working in the mine when the ...
... cision, namely, that before we take in any recruiting scheme in connection with the of the men who ha-e come intan the mines mines of Lancashire and Cheshire the whole since the war commenced—that whether they passed Grade 1, 2, or 3—must be combed out ...
... number of men may , be released at onco frohu the mines for military service . The temporary exemptions granted ( a ) to men who entered the mining industry after 14 th August 1915 , having previously been engaged in other occupations ; ( b ) to unskilled ...