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... OAL MINES Nov. an Order was made vy the Home Secre- plementing a previous ler made on May in t e folowing terms: — _ I hereby withdraw all certificates of exemption cn grou eaployment to persons ‘of mili age at coal mines who entered tho coal mining industry ...
... Federation ballot on the question of down tools policy, in the event the Government proceeding with the comb-out scheme in mines, were follows:—Against down tools - Policy, 60,656: for, 15,172; majority against, .45,184. The Colliery Examiners' Association ...
... inci to with Friday sav ’ 'l hat RELEASED FOR THE ARMY : of the is the coal-mines with the colours consultation Miners' Federation is proposed the place military coal-mining industry 1914 military at that date only at (b) Pump-men (c) Electricians (d) ...
... Big Mine Comb-Out. It is stated on high authority that a hi:, call tip of the miners hos begun. This comb-out refers exclusively to inen who have entered the ca:-mining industry since August 4th, 1914. The men 11.114 employers have the right to appeal ...
... ifather of thy tiridegrooml. *elated by the Her. A. C. (larkeciennedy teirar of Wroughlonl. bride was attended he four maids--Mines Slanghier. Judkine Hunt and Daniel - while Mile Dud fleygaie trounn of the bridegroom) acted ay train•bearey. The bridesmaid ...
... Released Immediately. It has ben decid d by the Government that a lirge number of men arc to released immediately from the coal mines for military service, and notices to this effect were received every colliery in Great Britain onTuesday. ...
... Scheme Monday night's Agaves the So* Minors' Federation's ballot on the down tools the event ment proceeding with eon*- in mines follows: Against the down-tools policy ••• jg.JP Majority ...
... An conference of PouthWaleedfinses' delegates held aeLlardiff onTuesdayto further eider the question of combing out in the mines, decided by a large majority to accept the ne. commendation of the Miners,' Federation of Great Britein. viz., That in the ...
... delegates was iield at Cardiff, yesterday, to consider the Government proposals for combing-out of certain classes of workmen from mines for military service. It was explained that the National Conference of Miners' Federation of Great Britain would decide whether ...
... and economies its use home, a certain number of men may be released at once from mines for military ser vice. The temporary exemptions granted men who entered the mining industry after the August, 1915, having previously been engaged in other occupations ...
... Comb Out. MEETING AT CINDERFORD. A further meeting of miners in connection with the combing out of young men from the mines was held Cinderofrd on Monday. Mr. M. H. Perkins, ex-President of the Miners Association, presided, and was supported by the ...