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... officers are poor advertisement for efficiency and don’t give any justification for the assumption that they can manage coal-mines electrical undertakings transport and much the multitudinous variety the steel trades” INEQUALITIES RATING DERELICT TOWNS MAY ...
... off during the Fad Crisis going to There's mining reinforcements What mon will hifh pay secure national today you it— to-day— be talk with Employment it or enquire colliery Pride and Prosperity come back to MINES It's easy to COLOUREDS WOOLLENS all WOOL ...
... less than five months since Mr. Llotd Gaouor. declared the determination of the Government to Uk® another 50.000 men front the mine* for the Army, and Ins ramp followers in the Pres* acclaimed *' thorough ” policr- But now behold. bow different is the tale ...
... Scenes At Whitehaven line Wellington Pit in 1910 136 the victims William am Intervale mourner Helps Cumberland Coalfield) mining success conditions From All KEPT BETTING HOUSE or rsady-money in Buildings clothe last month Inspector the of Briggs to the ...
... THE WORE or IBS BTEWABDS. *7. »eeing >n Bum, Mine o* democrat,, eojunut* *h« oorrefpootlMt, but hardly etiMge, . >h»B iCT.U.m.u «,.& i-rt the lo ooßMttute iheoaelve, the labour, whom rule mad, for lb, rest of shall not apply. Th* truth “that lha, wtra ...
... grave shortage of labour. It incredible that skilled men under twenty-five will be taken from the mnnition works and the coal mines. ...
... Barnsley on Saturday to consider the pos.- t.on in regard to the further call of the military authorities fu:- men from the mines. Mr. nuh (president) was in the chair. Mr. Smith, who is a member of the executive of the Miners' Federa.:.on of Great Brataut ...
... Government were insistent on combing out the mines, and in July there was a great epidemic of influenza. Mr. E. Boirdinan, in Seconding the resolution, said it had been stated that 70,000 men had been taken tut of the mines; and they were Grade 1 men. He was told ...
... 1938-0) PRIZE-WINNING GARDEN NEWS ABROAD BRIEF ROUND THE WORLD Interesting Items Of News From AM 3 ! Quarters MILLIONAIRE MINING MAGNATE DEAD LCIs AUSTRALIAN SYNTHETIC :: 'h f(' !' i ' N'i '£' ff V i 'li -tto its to' Jtotoart otoattac oojito ififf r pto—rt ...
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... occupation coin. rnittee. All these troubles are seen one way by one person and another by another person. There is trouble in the mining world over the comb-out. there, and the alleged or otherwise of the balloting system that applies at each place. There have ...
... I’STRA LI A’S CONTRIBUTION Melbourne Cabinet supply £2705(XM) for to STEAMER STRIKES MINE THIRTEENTH A CONVOY FORTY-EIGHT SAVED crew New-caatie-upon-Tyne which mine at port Newcastle “ from to & convoy thirteenth convey of to reporter “Just our having ...