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... THE COMB-OUT. Another 100,000 men are to be taken from munitions, and the coal mines, already asked to give 50,000, are to be asked give another 60,000 men. The railways and the civil service will also b© asked do their share. There is to be clean cut ...
... of the ballot's, not showing two-thirds majority, recommend the conference advise the men not to resist taking men from the mines for the Armv. PROHIBITION. ...
... miners* vote on the comb-out 50,000 men from the mines resulted:— For 14,840 Against 40,559 Majority against 35,519 The ballot of the Cumberland miners on the Government’s comb-out of men from the mines, has resulted as follows: Against Combing-out 2587 ...
... Secretary : I hereby withdraw all certificates of exemption issued on grounds of employment to persons employed in or about coal mines. (1)' Who, on 2nd November, 1915, married or widowers with .children dependent on them, and Shall have on the Ist May, 1918 ...
... Colliers” Comb-Out. Events are moving rapidly in connection with a further comb-out of men from the coal mines. Fifty thousand are required from this source, and the Tribunals in this district have this week had before them some really pathetic cases ...
... COMB-OUT. The Lancashirec and Cheshire Miners’ Federation on Saturday urged that all men hetween 18 and 41 who entered the mines since the war ...
... been eome difficulty in coming an arrangement with the Miner®’ Federation (•ays “The Time® ”) about the combing out of the mines. It is understood, however, that a settlement is now practically assured. ...
... agents; jockey?, stable boys, and horse trainers: jobmasters, carpet-planners and repairers: Tellers and stainers; slate .mining, quarrying, and dressing, chalk and sand quarrying. Wall-paper manufacture, plaster moulding, manufacture shop fittings, showcases ...
... showing a two.thirde uiaiority we roconwiend the eon ferenoe to advise the men not to resist the taking of 60,000 from the mines for the Arrn. Previous L. passillig of the resoluta:At Mr. SiniUie infornied the delegates that at the mittee's interview with ...
... scheme for the combingout of miners for the army—the scheme which has been jointly approved by the executive committee the Mining Association of Great Britain representing the employers and the Miners’ Federation of Great Britain representing the miners ...
... likely supply of these—more than double our proper proportion. Their action does credit to the patriotism and spirit of our mining neighbours. ...
... between the age* of 17 and 43. who hate come into the mine. since August4th. 1914, or were ove r 17 when starting in tile mine: and youths now over 17 but not yet 18, are to be allowed to ',mein in the mine until they reach 18, when they must be combed out ...