The Coal Crisis
To fight the system of "black" declarations on the coalfields, the Government has decided to discontinue the grant of food relief to all…
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Mining & the mines, 1930
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Coal Crisis
Rumor was current in Sydney on Friday that Strong pressure is about to be brought on Mr. Scullin in an attempt to force the taking over of…
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An important development in the coal position occurred on Tuesday. The general secretary of the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's…
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A message from Cessnock states that the driver of a motor lorry carrying one of the first loads of coal from the newly re-opened Millfield…
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Summonses have been Issued against Mr. Rowland James, M.H.R., and Mr. Baddeley, M.L.A., for alleged illegal utterances on the coal…
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Local miners lodges, in conjunction with the Pelaw Main and Stanford Merthyr lodges, are working feverishly to prevent any action being…
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The coal trouble may end this week. All immediate developments pivot on the High Court case, which will be heard to-day. While Judge…
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Summonses have been taken out by Edward Wallace Patton, a member of the Communist party, charging Inspector Mackay with assault and…
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As the miners' leaders are in Melbourne, it is unlikely that the suggested coal conference will be held to-morrow…
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A murderous attack was made on a free laborer at Newcastle late on Sunday night. Benjamin Paul and his brother Henry were talking…
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Direct losses from a year's dislocation of industry through the coal stoppage:—Coal miners have lost in wages, £2,000,000; other miners have…
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With regard to Mr. Bavin's proposed conference between the mineowners and miners, a telegram was to-day received from Melbourne from…
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Remarkable advice was given by Mr. George Booth, M.L.A., to a meeting of miners organised by South Maitland militants an Weston on…
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Miners who were unemployed before the northern mines were closed down are to be given assistance by the Miners' Federation when…
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The High Count to-day delivered its reserved judgment upon the validity of Judge Beeby's second interim award made on January 23 on the…
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The air bas been cleared to a certain extent by the High Court's decision that the second interim coal award of Judge Beeby was bad in…
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The mine [?] of the Scheka muno G.M. Co. (S.L.), operating at Bell's Creek, reports having crushed 34 tons of ore from the 214ft. level,…
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All eyes will be focussed on the conference between the owners and the miners, which was held yesterday in Sydney…
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Declaring that they had a mandate from the rank and file, representatives of the combined mining unions refused to accept any but the pre-stoppage…
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Inquiries this morning elicited the fact that applications for work on the Northern Collieries were still being received…
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