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... meant everyone wOiaderod, but out of one shop only brother and one who i« stone iie.it selected for examination. This brother mine has been wounded and gassed in Arras, and totally discharged from taking any further part in the present war. Yet .-elected ...
... has combed out the eligihles in ordinary trades, and so secure the necessary men for the Big Push there is to comb out of mines, munitions and agriculture, and the places of these men are to filled (ho move round of Army incfficients from the other industries ...
... 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; ...
... number of deputations have recently waited upon Mr. Chamberlain with regard to the classification of trades. COMBING OUT THE MINES. ...
... collieries result of the new order. In one case was found that a Rhondda workman was formerly a bank cashier. men arc being eta mined and classified eight travelling medical boards, and the military authorities express gratification the large proportion of ...
... culling more miners for military service. Tlie action of the Homo Office and tb* War Office reviewing recruiting the coal-mining industry was considered meeting coalovmers’ representatives the South Wales Goal Trade Coneiiiation Board Saturday lust, view ...
... were private. COMBING OUT THE MINES. ACTION SUSPENDED DURING NEGOTIATIONS, The Executive the Miners’ Federation met Sir George Cave, the Home Secretary, to-day on the question of out men rai itary age employed at the mines. Until the present regotiatons ...
... 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 ...
... MEN FROM THE MINES. Federation Interview with the Home Secretary. (From Our Mining CorrMpondcnt.) execatire of the Minors' Federation Great Britain waited upon the Home Secretary (Sir George Carei the Home OMce, reeterday afternoon, with referenoa the ...
... ag of the Court shall b. he.d at. some place away from tin mine convoni-'m. the workmen. —The action certain managers in requir.ng men to hand their certificates of exemption to the the mine was unaurhoris d. Men nd before the Colliery Roc; uiling Court ...
... 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 ...
... exertions number of speedy small motor-boots and other vessel*, whilst there are “U”-boat traps, armod merchantmen, boat nets and. mine*. the other band, the number of Gorman submarines has been extraordinarily increased. —Pre*a Association. Berlin political ...