Coal Mining Industry
The fact that the representatives of the Miners' Federation have appealed to the Government to bring about the resumption of the main inquiry into…
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Mining & the mines, 1928
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Northern Collieries
The Northern Collieries Association reported yesterday that Wallarah and Whitburn are still idle on account of disputes…
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Answering Mr. Fitzpatrick in the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr. Chaffey. Minister for Mines, said that some of the assisted migrants had dependents, whose…
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Messrs. C. Jones, superintendent, N. Rees. manager Cessnock No. 2 and J. Sumner, manager Neath No. 1. representing the Company and Mr. A. Teece…
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A conference wan held at Neath No. 1 Colliery office on Monday. Mr. C. Jones, superintendent: Mr. W. Rees, manager Cessnock No. 2; and Mr. J. Sumner,…
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The ballot was taken yesterday among the members of the Miners Federation in the northern district, for the appointment of delegates to the convention which is…
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Fire again broke out in the wrecked mine at Mather, Pennsylvania, and impeded the resuce work, but some hours later it was got under control…
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Sir,—In reply to the letter by Mr. T. Johnston, in the "Newcastle Morning Herald" of May 16, I appreciate certain remarks contained in it, believing that…
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It was stated at the Trades Hall to-day that because of dissatisfacation with their officials some member of the Miners Federation have banded together,…
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The president of the Northern Miners' Federation (Mr. Hoare) said to-day that he know nothing of the militant minority section, which, it is…
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When Mr. Chaffey's Miners' Accident Relief Bill came on for its second reading in the Legislative Assembly last night it failed to stir any…
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That Mr. Martin, the general returning officer, had vindicated the attitude adopted by the executive on behalf of the northern miners, who…
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Mr. T. Hoare, president of the Northern Branch of the Miners' Federation, stated yesterday that the executive had given consideration to the decision of Mr…
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"Sir Allen Taylor, gays that no sane man would think of going back to the rates of 1914 to buttress the coal industry; but I say that no sane man…
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The trouble between the manager and deputies over the starting time for dog watch shift has been settled, and the deputies resumed on Tuesday night. The…
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The treasurer of the Miners' Federation (Mr. Teece), in an address to members of the Neath lodge, gave details of the discussion at the…
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Mr. G. James, Mining Warden, presided in his court at the East Maitland Courthouse, yesterday. William George Green, of…
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It is reported from Bluefield. West Virginia, that 17 miners have been killed by an explosion in a cool mine at Yakon. The total known to be dead an a result…
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Further reference was made by Mr. T. Hoare, miners' president, to the difficulty that has arisen over the rejection of the pre-selection Senate ballot…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Explosions Killed 225 American Miners in Less Than a Week Shadow of Death American Colliery Disasters 225 Men Killed Three Explosions in a Week New York
The shadow of death hangs over three states of America, where disastrous explosions in coal mines have bereft many families of their breadwinners and thrown the whole countryside into mourning…
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