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... MINE IN TRAWL. FISHERMEN’S NARROW ESCAPE. The crew of the Ramsgate steam trawler Rig reported having had a narrow escape their return to harbour last night. The fishermen on deck had been knocked down by an explosion of a submerged mine in the trawl near ...
... have a (leueral Kleetion at this moment the result would « Labour Government, whose first Act would be to nationalise the mines. The present Government, he said, had proved itself utterly unfit to govern by its mishandling of the cool situation. The ...
... the money thus gained applied to (a) reorganisation, (b) cheapening the product, and (c) increasing the remuneration of the mine workers. As stated, the distributive agencies connected with coal fall into four sections, namely, thP retail coal merchants ...
... likewise banded over, to all intents and purposes. No one can bye without access to the land ; but the landlord ears the land is mine. and you must aulimit to my terms. Thus be has the power to starve the rest of the people off the face of the earth—as evidenced ...
... amount of unemployment in the min. ing industry, there should be a comb. out, under which only thotie who her e been working in mines since they were sixteen should be allowed to retain their jobs. Strongly-backed Proposal. This is not a financial proposal ...
... Twenty arrests were made. Sacco-Vanzetti sympathisers are also believed to be concerned in the affair at the Ampere Company's mines neer Guadalajara, Mexico, where 11 British and 18 Americans are besieged. plo on details of the names of those 10.1 ed are ...
... Maugham, K.C., and Mr. Roope Reeve for the defendants. Sir Carson said that Mr. Walton had been working in the Manvers Main mine for twenty-four years, and had been a member of the defendant association for thitrtyeight years. He complained that he h?d ...
... contrary, many of them are parasites on the body politic, being paid by the State out of the weakh that has been won by risks in mine and sea or by sweat of brow. The work they do may be important and in some cases essential, but among the thousands whose part ...
... and begged far the life of that man—a man that. she bad 50 articular interest in, hut. simply because ho was going t.) die. Mine. Ristori pleaded so well that, with pencil, the Queen wrote his rePriel e, and he was saved. Meanwhile the truth hlrl crept ...
... round her neck and kneed her. I struggled to get free, but he held me. I cried out 'Mother!' hut be put his mouth against mine and stifled the sound. ...
... as good homes as their neighbours (p. 50). To anyone seeking aphorisms for a Eugenics Calendar the book Is a perfect gold mine. bui enough has perhaps been quoted to Indicate its wretched quality as a scientific work. It may be added that the only hope ...
... Vernon establishment from the pres,e2lt hulks to buildings ashore, also the creation of a branch school for instruction in mining. Rear-Admiral G. H. Baird, Director of Mobilisation, is appointed president of this committee. The Cost of the New Ships. ...