Northern Collieries
The Northern Collieries' Association reported yesterday, that Seaham No. 1 had been thrown idle owing to a dispute amongst the men. No change was reported…
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Mining & the mines, 1927
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Hillside Colliery
The executive of the Glebe Miners' Lodge waited upon Mr. A. T[?], treasurer of the Northern Miners' Federation, yesterday, and stated that a dispute had…
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Sir,—Mr. J. Carney, of Killingworth, has a most excellent letter in the "Newcastle Morning Herald" of April 29. At first sight I was inclined to agree with him…
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A conference between representatives of the men concerned and the proprietors of the mine in question was held in the rooms of the Hebburn Colleries, Ltd., at…
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A dispute concerning the men employed at, Hillside Colliery has been settled. The men resumed work to-day…
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Two more witnesses were examined to-day before the Coal Tribunal, which is hearing claims for increased wages and better conditions for man employed in…
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Aberd: e Extended colliery resumed work this morning after being idle on Friday and Tuesday. Bellbird colliery was idle to-day,…
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It was stated at the Trades Hall yesterday that several of the collieries in the lower field were seriously affected by the marked slackness in the coal trade…
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Two hundred men are out of work as a result of Cardiff Borehole colliery being closed down. Representatives of the men…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Gruesome Double Tragedy at Waratah MINERS M.P. REBELS Support for Anti-Strike Bill Called Judas Fierce Party Battle Rages in Commons
The Trades Union Bill, which proposes to make general strikes illegal, and compulsory union levies for political purposes illegal, was supported by a miners' leader (Mr. J. A. Spencer), who fell foul of the Miners' Federation last year…
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As a result of the conference which took place on Tuesday, regarding matters in dispute at the Hillside colliery, work was resumed yesterday…
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A resumption was made yesterday on the surface work entailed by the subsidence during the recent floods, but the number of men employed was much less…
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Mr. A. Terce, district treasurer of the Miners' Federation, stated yesterday, that a deputation from the organisation would meet Mr. Cann, Acting Minister for…
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Mr. H. Knight, vice-president of the Miners' Federation, to-day concluded his evidence before the Coal Tribunal in support of the western miners' claims for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fortune From Gold Fish
Luigi Cura, who has died at the age of 76 years, made a fortune from a small bowl of gold fish. He arrived in England from Italy at…
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The proprietors of Belmont Colliery propose putting a skip line between the crown of the road and the footpath from the mine to Belmont…
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The Northern Collieries Association reported yesterday:—"Bellbird No. 1 and Seaham No. 1 resumed work this morning, but East Greta is on strike…
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Some of the men who were employed at Ayrfield No. 1 colliery at the time of the recent pleading, have been engaged in dewatering the mine, which is located in…
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Robert Kyle, 14, a trapper boy employed at Pelaw Main colliery, was crushed between two skips at the colliery this morning receiving injuries…
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Mr. Teece miners' treasurer, stated yesterday that Mr. E. Hancock, chairman of the Wallarah Lodge, had been in communication with the office during the…
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