Coal Strike General
The majority of the South Wales coal miners have deserted the pits. In the Avon Valley 40 coll[?]eries, employing 8000 men, are idle, while at…
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Mining & the mines, 1915
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To Economise Coal
Have a piece of thin sheet-iron cut to fit the bottom, of the sitting-room grate. When laying the fire put a layer of coal at the bottom, then one…
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The Welsh strikers are indignant x the suggestion that German bribery caused the strike…
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Amalgamated Hill End, Ltd.--The sinking of the main shaft is still being carried out, and is now at a depth between seventy and eighty feet from brace. The company will have a…
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The welsh strikers are indignant at the suggestion of German bribery. The miners' executive have returned to Wales, and the owners are…
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The difficulty in connection with the Welsh coalminers' strike remains unsettled. The coalowners, after giving reasons for maintaining their original standpoint, finally placed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Mining Crisis a Serious Situation. the Men Determined. Munitions' Act Causes Trouble. London
The coal owners first gave reason for keeping up their standpoint, but finally placed themselves in Mr Runiman's hands…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Coal Crisis the Men S Attitude Don't Like Munitions Act. Drastic Action Talked of Conference Pails. Outlook Darkens. Suggestion of German Bribery. London
"The Times" Parliamentary Correspondent states that Mr. Runciman, President of the Board of Trade, has had conferences with the coal-owners…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Cannibals From Australia" Turkish Paper's Grim Humor German Mainstay of Turkey the Callousness of War. "Bayonetting Turks and Jam Tins." Blown Up by a Mine. Sergeant Musgrave's Lively Experiences
Sergeant A. E. Musgrave, writing to his mother, Mrs. Musgrave, of Bathurst South, under date une 11, from Egypt, gives a thrilling account of…
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Mr. Winstone, the minors. delegate, states that the situation is unchanged The representatives of the miner will not sec Mr. Runciman again,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →No Strike Pay. What the Miners Believe. London
An unpleasant shook was given the miners, owing to the notice that no strike pay would be paid. The Sow Wales war chest only contains a week's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Coal Strike Lloyd George Arrives. Confers with Miners' Executive. London
Mr. Lloyd George met with an enthusiastic Welcome Newport. The members of the Cabinet immediately. conferred with the inert' executive…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Successful Molybdenite Mine
At the general meeting of the Whipstick Mine (molybdenite), Ltd., held in Sydney on Thursday, the accounts submitted showed for last year a working profit of £2826, from…
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The note issue of the Commonwealth Government on July 12th amounted to £32,333,210, and the gold roservo to £11,030,11, or 34.01 per…
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The Bathurst Warden's Office was daring the week in receipt of the following applications for authorities 10 enter private land:—J. Bullock,…
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It is officially announced that the South Wales coal strike has been settled…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Applications Dealt With
The Warden of the Bathurst Mining District (Mr. A. B. C. Burke) held a Warden's Court yesterday, when considerable business was adjusted…
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The coal strike situation is not improved…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Coal Bill. Fixing the Price. Sydney
In the House of Commons Mr. Runciman moved the second reading of the Coal Bill. The object of the Bill, he said, was to fix the price of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Grave Coal Crisis Strikers' Banks Swell. Outlook Darkens Negotiations for Peace. Men's Counter Proposal. Government to Fix Price of Coal. London
Two hundred and four thousand miners from 650 pits, with an output of 500,000 tons daily, are idle. The orders for the maintenance of…
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