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... COMBING OUT MINERS.” —»— The South Wales Mining Tribunal have combed out hundreds of men who before going into tho mines had been quarrymon, butchers, insurance agents, boxers, and footballers. LIVERPOOL SHIPPING AGENT’S MANAGER. —♦— Tbc firm of Sparrow ...
... Toes) died Litftle in ,y?ar. COMBING OUT. South Wales Tribunal, in past two daya Combed out hundreds of men who had into mines from .other trades. $ GERMAN TRENCH RAID CLAIM. •Berlin report -o says: -.—South-east Bheinis German reconnoitring detachment ...
... still complain that the enemy espionage is rife. COMBING OUT MINING TRIBUNAL STARTS THE PROCESS. The Monmouthshire mining tribunal to day combed out hundreds of young men who had gone to the mines since August last. Their former occupations were painters ...
... SCOTTISH CRITICISM in Glasgow yesterday National Union of Mine worker Mr Smillie president Miners' ' Federation of referring tbe South Wales mines being ' control of Government 'that '- tantamount mines trolled establishment or practically bringing under Act ...
... - BAD WEATHER STOPS SOMME BATTLE ADE THE death and ofresistanee Mined uonndM! Ira qnl to groat task which demanded from us Ton can always irTatitnda— ianed) I RTTT THE SOMME ' FAILURE SERBS raginwata routed 'artillery quantioiee of material wounded Central ...
... have not yet been to show how many men they have available for general •ervice. THE MINES SHELTER. Men under thirty-one fit for military service who have entered the mines since August, 1915 in anticipation of the Military Service Act may expect short notice ...
... that Swedish fishermen returning from the North Sea report an enormous number of mines in longitude E. latitude 55.20 N. Dutch fishermen told them they had caught many mines in their nets? The Chief Secretary for Ireland, Mr. Duke, M.P., arrived at Cork ...
... areas more regular attendance the mines was heartily endorsed by an overwhelming majority. There were a few dissentients, mainly in the Welsh group, who interrupted with demands for the nationalisation of the mines, and raised considerable cheer the ...
... fooling (cheers). Mr. WING (Houghton-lcSpring, urged tlu? for greater vigilance by tin* Homo Office in regard to accidents in mines. Mr. (Birkenhead, C) pressed upon the Homo Secretary the desirability issuing under the Defence of th© Realm Act an order to ...
... wish to i-e troubled with other visitors just yet. SHIRKERS IX MIXES A mining correspondent writes: —The question of who should act the “combing out” of the shirker* from the mines appears to a very moot one. Vet it should not have many difficulties in ...
... value one may judge from spirit tone of the great conf rence repre-1 elsewhere By tradition No 10 Downing- sentatives of the mining industry which Jlr Asquith addressed this afternoon anxiety by the Government regard to production of coal will soon be removed ...
... with vigorously, tut in district not a single person hail been gut out iho mines. He was told that his district there were 3.0C0 men between and 41 who wore escaping service the mines, and he believed the same thing applied other districts the Miners’ Federation ...