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... SXIFFEEEES FROM NYSTAGMUS CALLED The Executive Minors’ Federation of Great Britain (writes our mining correspondent) will meet Sir George Cave, Home Secretary, Homo Office this afternoon on the subject of military combing out men employed the pits. The ...
... unemployment benefit will be 20b. for the first eight weeks. SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE MINES DRAINAGE COMMISSION. NEW RATE FOR TIPTON DISTRICT. meeting of the South Staffordshire Mines Drainage Commissioners at Dudley, yesterday, was decided that in accordance w ...
... Great Britain, which recommended assistance being given the Government combing out all persons of military age who had entered mines since August, 1914. YESTERDAY’S MARKETS. LONDON GRAIN (THE BALTIC). WHEAT: Toe & tteAdy toa*. pricM herns un*JtASXt>i. bu£;n«« ...
... ciallield on the scheme agreed upon between the Miners’ Federation of Great Britain and the Government for the combing out from mines of young unmarried men between the ages of 18 and 25. The form of ballot paper was agreed to at a meeting of the Executive ...
... consider execntire's scheme with '* recruiting men tor the Army smith vice-president, was and there were present delegates, every mining district Great after protracted sit^ That men who have entered the other Indus tries sinoe August i, WiT class from C 3, military ...
... within those ages, men employed in the production steel, the, occupations covered the trade card scheme, and agriculture, mines and quarries, railway shops, transport work and shipyards. Air. Ouiniherlain’s I’lan*. for for ticc* mcviir.R iu ...
... 000 in the new War Loan meeting of the Executive Council the Mining Associations of Great Britain. ’ eld in London, day, Mr. Adam presiding. follow r-solnilm was unanimously adopted •— Mining Associations Great ’Britain desire most earnestly to commend ...
... appealing for the Lexemption of h is assistant, Bl, aged 22, and single, urged that the man’s services were essential to the mining industry. Applicant said that he took the man into is employ eight months after war broke out. le was then 19 years of age ...
... have tkii !' '.nee this question whenever 1 have.' 1 ' 11 our hnshami , ( . , aurt they a».y. Moet ot * ' - are utterly mined, aunering untold «goni« 'nr. Charles Roberts said ha ««■> mimi ami hortv. Rome our poo: pared reply the ohargn made ■, -‘i ...
... high authority thai call-up of the miners has begun. This ‘“comb-out ” refers exclusively to men who have entered the coal mining 1914. The industry since 4 August, Tr ders in May and Secretary issued two 0 November of tnis year by which all certi- ficates ...
... was hopeful that this month’s y would be granted. The President further reported that the combing out of the men from the mines who had one into them since August, 1914, was to be vigorously proceeded with and completed before the new scheme would take ...
... who have gone to the mines since August, 1914, the Executive to report to further conference. It was also decided recommend districts to make arrangements with their employers under which volunteers may be obtained from the mines to fell timber, prepare ...