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... Federation ballot on the question the downtools policy in the event of the Government proceeding with the comb-out scheme in mines were as follows: —Against down-tools policy, 60,656. for 15.172: majority against 48,484. The Colliery Examiners' Association ...
... of the military authorities for 40,000 men from the mines have been met, and the number still needed. A return was also authorised to bo made of the number of men who have found employment in the mines since the outbreak of war and are of military clas ...
... those who have obtained em- ployment in the mines cince ining of the war. If are requi a selection, to be mado from the cent between the ages of 18 and 41. 2, The number of men who vo entered the South Weies mines since the of the war is 27.000. 3. It_has ...
... COLLIERY WARNING. The situation as now exists over the mining districts Britain one which demands the closest attention of all persons proceeding below ground. Escapes of firedamp from the strata even in small quantities, should be carefully observed ...
... Government. MINERS’ “COMB OUT” VOTE. majority 52,615 Welsh miners have voted favour of the comb-out of military eligibles from the mines. TEXTILE WORKERS’ WAGES. \SED PAY FOR WEST RIDING INUi p ER ATIVES. nw-ird issued the result of an arbitrar the West Riding ...
... between employers, employed, and the Government, considerable numbers of recruits will in the near future be obtained from the mining, munition, and other staple industries. _ Sir Auckland Minister of National Service, proposes to give the House of Commons ...
... SOUTH WALES MINERS' BALLOT. BIG MAJORITY AGAINST A STRIKE THE COMBING-OUT SCHEME. A mining correspondent telegraphs:—The returns the ballot the collieries South Wales'coalfield are now reaching tho offices of the South Wales Miners' Federation Cardiff ...
... during the present year, with view ascertaining tiow far the reqnire-mentw tiiv' military authorities for 40,000 men from the mines have been met. and the number still needed. A return al-o authorhed to made the number men who have found employment in the ...
... aged 26. fitter s labourer in the employ of the Staveley Company was granted exemption Combed out because lie was out of the mine for six months during the war period, a Newborn miner of 24. employed at Bond’s Alain pit, proved to the satisfaction of the ...
... suggested that all rating houses and cottages thould abolished, and local income-tax substituted. WORK RESUMED IX SOUTH WALES MINES. There was general resumption of work yesterday at the South Wales collieries which had been rendered idle by the strike of ...
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... night and disturb her. One morning in April he told her that had spent the night with the undernurse girl, adding: That girl is mine, body and soul.” Witness did not believe it, and did not take much notice of what he said, thinking that was drunk. She told ...