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... forced the action of pacificta, resulted a majority of 52,615 favour of the comb-out of military eligtbles who had entered the mines since August, 1914. The strike pit examiners, which had rendered the South Wales oosJfield idle for three days, ended on Saturday ...
... as to provide that there shall be exempted classes; and, further, that all those men of military age who have entered the mining industry since the outbreak, of war and have been found medically fit and eligible should the first be combed out.” HONOUR ...
... the collieries extra men re- quired,’’ the conference was of opinion that as far as possible only those who had come to the mines from other trades since August, 1914, should be recruited. I is chan w rites our Labour corre- 6pondent) wi ff at ect all those ...
... the collieries in the South Staffordshire and Hast Worcestershire area for the purpose of examining men who have entered the mines since August, 1915. Quito 85 per cent, of those examined have, it is stated, been found fit for active service. The bulk of ...
... of women, from those not already on war work, to labour in such skilled and Industries as munitions, dockyards, farming and mines. But it would be to miss the bitter sting of this outcry to regard it as being largely concerned about the exclusion women; ...
... the history of the Mormon Church that that body has invested money outside the Church’s own interests. COMBING OUT IN THE MINES SOUTH WALES TO BALLOT DOWN TOOLS’' POLICY. The South Wales miners, in conference at Cardiff yesterday, declined to support ...
... n, announces that Vl ...
... the South Wales collieries owing to a portion the examiners and firemen not going to work yeeterday, the Controller of Coal Mines state* that after protracted negotiation* obtained the consent the Monmouthshire and South Wales Association the recognition ...
... returnable on 18 May. Highty per cent. COMBING-OUT IN MINES. The adjourned conference of the South Wales miners’ delegates, held at Cardiff yesterday to further consider the uestion +f combing-out in mines, deci by a large m to accept the reco: tion of iners’ ...
... certain the South Wales oollieriee owing a portion of the examiners and firemen not going work yesterday. the Controller of Coal Mines states that after protracted negotiations he obtained the consent of the Monmouthshire and South Wales Coalowners' Association ...
... have nm issued by the Home ‘426 action of certain man requiring men to hand their c ‘to ertificates of € management of the mine Was unauthorised. en. attending before a colliery recruiting b court are Tequired to their certificates with them, bu! they ...
... important concessions to the miners without in any way the decision of tho Government to take further 20,000 mem from the mining industry for active military service. The men who by reason industrial accident or disease are temporarily employed the surface ...