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... MINES COMB Durin the t week a_ travelling medical board has visited the whole of the collieries in the South Staffordshire and East Worcestershire districts for the purpose of examining those men who entered the mines since Auguat, 1915. have been About ...
... entered coal mines since lath August, Ink are no longer entitled to be treated as in a certified occupation. Amongst the occupations in which age limits have been raised are (for angle man) timber creosoting (ll), (for married men) eye mining and quarrying ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... within those ages men employed in the production of steel, in the occupations covered the trade card scheme and in agriculture, mines and quarries, railway shops, transport work, and shipyards. COMBING OUT THE COLLIERIES The South Wales Miners’ Executive Onuncil ...
... the collieries in the South Staffordshire and Bast Worcestershire area for the purpose examining men who have entered the mines August, 1915. Quite 85 per cent of those examined have, it is stated, been found fit for active service. The bulk the men op ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... those ages, men employed in the production steel, in he occupations covered by the trade cavil scheme, and in agriculture, mines and quarries, railway shops, transport work, and shipyards. NOT IN THE FIRING LINE. At t.hic Stockton Heat-U (Warrington) Police ...
... 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 ...