... 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 ...

... there are 50.000 Birmingham City 1 widows. 100.000 and 70,000 disabled Coventry City 1 soldiers and sa>tlors. your duty and mine was raining heavily when play was resumed, that there a sufficient force public opinion the field reaembling quagmire. Still ...

... STATE & THE MINES. THE NEW & THE OWNERS. The Inter-Departmental Committee appointed to advise the Government on outstanding questions regarding the new Order under which the South Wales coalfield has been taken over consists of Mr. W. F. Harwood (chairman) ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... combing out the army. Pram who have escaped to Holland from working in German mines declare that in addition to prisoners of war many Belgian civilians are now employed in the mines, the numbers having especially increased recently. Raabe Vandyke Whigs. la ...

... disregard' warnings the siding Magistrate this made it that offenders are henceforth much with- That Mr seems to be deter mined to let the punishment fit the crime That certain the Education mood this until Aid H D minded the of the town's situation ...

... Enniscorthy. 'which is stated to be only less important, are by ‘“‘combing out’’ the Civil Service and the munition facfories and mines, by raising the age limit in the GRASS, MEADOWING AND TILL. AGE LAND FOR SALE. TO BE SOL% BY AUCTION, n Tuesday, 12th A)cccmber‘ ...

... THE FATAL WAIT-AND-SEE POLICY. Government Two Years Late in Dealing With the Mines and Food Questions. tally Written for “The People” by JOHN HODGE. M.P. John Hedge, M.P., the labour leader, who confutes the following article, is also those who condemn ...

... 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 ...

... TRUTH. MINES. The Present Discontent. Various explanations have been put forward in different quarters as to the almost friendless state of the mining market during the past few weeks, but perhaps, outside the growing pessimism in most quarters as to ...

... 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 ...