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... 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 ...
... the combing -out committee. Stenhen, as is described by coal owners anf miners, is almost idolised by the men in the mines. ...
... owners’ profits should frankly faced end courageously solved. That is an essential to any measure of success for Statecontrolled mines. There prevails throughout the Soufh Wales coalfield the belief that the owner* are making excessively large profits out of ...
... is mere stupidity that makes people doubt the ultimate ending of war. I have been so far justified in these expectations of mine, that it is not from military sources that these things have come. They havo been thrust upon the soldiers from without. But ...
... committee state that them will be no further reservation of seats and ctmtpar•tments and saloons for private parties, and the mining of sleeping and dining ears will be further curtailed. Passengers will he grunted certain facilities for travelling by recognised ...
... 'subtle and masterly that well call forth the aipiomais STATE THE COAL MINES NEW REGIME TO-DAY MEN'S ATTITUDE WAGES DEilA D TO BE PRESSED The Government take possession of all the- mines in tho South Wales coalfield to-day and the eoalowners concerned have ...
... case of a goal. keeper who was before he became a professional. a collier. As rem as war began he went back to his work in the mine. He fs hewing coat every .la 3. He .has a wife and four children, and he is at the face of the coal week in week out—not because ...
... thorough j which is to adopted tho Government it isvsaid that may be expected the nation ali-: sation of railways shipping and mines Our Parliamentary correspondent says there will bo a Cabinet of twelve five Liberals tivc Unionists and two Labour members ...
... out that then would come to end For course it mere stupidity that tbe ultimate ending of war so justified in expectations of mine that it not from military souroes things upon the without But that they loom that they in to their full possibilities to our ...
... were absolutely Mr Colefax Germans admitted allegations in the of claim Lordship said waa going to expedite trial diamifca Mining were material Mr delay serious matter for defandanta He waa proper notarial certificates It was arranged to such available ...
... tt hours each And thi result curiously wa not wht most would iiiiaginc il be So in the of tho dsnining antarl hv dropped The Mine lirm made four iinimrlsnt ments in of mutiufai'tiire charted carefully of nne lengthy period of time lilsck on chart showed ...