American Miners Accept Wilson's Terms VANCOUVER
A Washington message, says that the miners will accept President Wilson's proposal to settle the strike. The basis is practically the previous offer…
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Mining & the mines, 1919
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Industrial Matters. Broken Hill Mines. Melbourne
There is a possibility of the miners' strike at Broken Hill being settled next week. Mr. A. C. Willis, secretary of the, Coal and Shale Employees Association, is…
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Sir—Mr. Pendlebury adopts the old device of abuse when cornered by an opponent, but all the abuse in the world cannot hide the fact that he has failed…
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A conference took place last Sunday concerning matters in dispute at Shortland colliery, including yardage rates in cross-cuts and other narrow…
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The recently-published statement of the secretary of the Northern Colliery Employers' Association, that there was no present dispute at the…
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A representative conference of owners and employees engaged in the New South Wales coal-mining industry met at the offices of the…
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Restricted train services were inaugurated this morning, but the coal shortage must long continue to be acute, even if the strike is formally…
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In accordance with the arrangement made at the last conference with Mr. C. M. M'Donald, an inspection of the Lymington Colliery will be made to-morrow…
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Information has reached the office of the Miners' Federation, with regard to certain places that will be worked on the afternoon shift at New Greta Colliery,…
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Mr. W. Brennan the secretary to the Northern district of the Miners' Federation, yesterday forwarded to the lodge secretaries in Newcastle and Maitland the…
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It is reported from New York that drastic measures to reduce the use of coal will shortly be enforced in the United States unless the miners return to work…
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The Deputy Industrial Court will sit in Newcastle on Friday, to hear an application for variation of the award made for the Carrington Coal and Coke…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coal Cranes Board Assessors. Sydney
An application for the nomination of assessors was made to Judge Curlewis, in No. 3 Industrial Arbitration Court to-day, in connection with the application of the…
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The coal owners of New South Wales, representing the north, south, and western districts, have been in conference with representatives of the Australasian…
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Sir,—I notice a meeting called for the above association. I wish to call attention to all those interested, and request them to make a point of attending. It…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Shortland Colliery
An inspection of Shortland Colliery was made yesterday by Mr. A. Lewis, miners' district treasurer, and Messrs. G. Keenan (lodge treasurer), and D. Bone (secretary),…
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The questions of the operation of the consolidated system and the wheelers' rate formed the subjects of a conference between the employers and employees'…
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Sir,—Mr. Rennox, of Cessnock, points out that five years ago a meeting was called for all colliery officials, and that no managers, under-managers, or…
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A message from Johannesburg reports that a prominent leader of the mining industry states that the latest price of gold means an appreciation of 26 per cent…
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It was prematurely reported that the mine workers had accepted President Wilson's offer to settle the strike. The White House explains, however,…
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