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... A Scotsman ' s Log Red River There has arrived in this office a 16-page supplement Of the Winnipeg Tribune . It is entirely devoted to a pictorial record of the Red River Valley flood , and the proceeds from the supplement will be turned over to the Manitoba ...
... the bank workings . -At the Bank pit -we are making further efforts to clear off the gas which had impeded rescue work from the start . It is oar desire , if nossibleto Eet a free passage from the Bank into the Castle pit so that we can find wKelhei 1 there ...
... painfully begun 10 o 4 own record may not be irreproachemerge” Absence of courageous leader- |,y ship now, however, may spell disaster. | We may try to hide our weaknesses‘ from ourselves, but we cannot do that from a potential aggressor. At home we ‘ have ...
... rail. The fact that none travelled by air was perhaps due to the tragic disaster last season when supporters returned from Ireland. Many of the visitors finished work in the pits shortly after midday yesterday, washed and changed and boarded trains for ...
... His grandfather and grandmother worked together underground at the Gutterhole. Redding. the pit through which the survivors escaped after the disaster at an adjoining pit nearly 30 years ago. Shy Queen A novel feature of the annual dance of the two ...
... it | o s employed in . t.b:w of thte ;far{esence of the moss until -:r Speewery oat a tme of disaster, Daily Telegraph” and “ The » moment of final disaster, and had no ®27% acied upon. Scotsman ” Correspondent reason to consider the mine dangerous, 11 ...
... evergrowing hardships for the peoples in all capitalist countries, which is ' actually happening now, There is a way out of this disaster which threatens us if we act quickly enough. We must break our military and economic alliance with America if wo wish to ...
... rue. 1 be- Seqt . would have eriti er the out- ng such s perts caplble'g neral secr , ’ orner, | nos profit e preparati have disast ieved the Bill 'l and adm : as bt e & better chance of stopping equences ;1 Europe. critical military con- %r.':fii*;fl cause ...
... VERDICTS OF NOT GUILTY knockshinnoch Pit Case Trial CROWN LODGE APPEAL A vERDICT of not guilly was returned yvesterday by Sheriff W. Clarke Reid. at Ayr Sheriff Court. in the adjourned Knockshinnoch Castle Colliery case, involving three officials and ...
... NEW DIFFICULTIES AT TRUCE TALKS Problem of Neutral Inspection Teams 111 KILLED IN ERUPTION Philippine Island Disaster OVERLOADED U.Kk. ECONOMY Strain on Metal-Using Industries WASTE IN BURNING (COAL . coal depends on four main number of 13&&-. '1“%“’:;:'% ...
... indifferent to the mounds of bleached bones where once were camping sites on the land routes. Every report of death and disaster was offset by a dozen stories of new and more fabulous fortunes being made. The stampede was on: nothing could slop it. Men ...
... apprenticeship as a mining engineer with an Edinburgh firm, and he was area manager of a group of mines in the Redding area prior to the Redding pit disaster. In 1924 he joined the firm of Arcfiibald Russell, Ltd., and remained with them till he retired in 1941 ...