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Mining & the mines, 1920

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Restricting Use of Coal

Daily Advertiser · Monday 18 October 1920 · page 2

The miners' conference has decided in view of the unsatisfactory reply of the Government, that the districts will be telegraphically informed that…

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Struggle Commences British Coal Miners Cease Work. Many Thousands Thrown Idle. Urge Works Closing Down—shipping Held Up. London

Daily Advertiser · Monday 18 October 1920 · page 2

Work hits already ceased at a number of Nottinghamshire, Durham and Yorkshire pits. The Nottinghamshire strike pay is 15/ a week and 1/6 for…

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Miners’ Statement Government’s Attitude. London, Oct. 16

The Daily Express · Monday 18 October 1920 · page 1

The miners' official statement explains plains the conciliatory steps taken since July to avoid a strike, and blames the Government’s unyielding…

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Miners’ Funds. Sufficient for Short Strike London, Oct. 17

The Daily Express · Monday 18 October 1920 · page 1

Although the strike funds in Wales and Yorkshire are limited those in Derbyshire provide for an allowance for nine weeks, Notts six…

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Melbourne Coal Shortage Position Still Critical. Melbourne, Sunday

The Daily Express · Monday 18 October 1920 · page 2

The coal shortage is still critical and manufactures state several industries will have to close down [?] the position improves…

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Mining. Chrome at Coolac. 58 Per Cent. Stone

The Gundagai Independent and Pastoral, Agricultural and Mining Advocate · Monday 18 October 1920 · page 2

People interested in chrome mining are in a flutter over a find recently made on the big hill, above the Mingay Siding, of…

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British Coal Strike Mr. Smillie’s Passionate Appeal Government Services Well Organised. Italy and France First to Suffer

The Daily Express · Monday 18 October 1920 · page 1

After the minors’ conference decided to strike Mr. Smillie made a passionate appeal [?]or unity, and expressed regret that tile strike had been…

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Rich Strike in the Goobra Gold Mine. 3-Ft Leader Formation. Values: Gold 8oz 3dwts 3grs; SILVER, 8oz; COPPER, 6.2 per cent

The Tumut Advocate and Farmers and Settlers' Adviser · Tuesday 19 October 1920 · page 2

Mr. W. P. King, manager of the Goobra Gold Mine, reports having struck what the company has Been looking for for the last 2½ years…

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Broken Hill Strike. Prospects of Mining Resumption. Judge Edmunds' Award

Daily Advertiser · Tuesday 19 October 1920 · page 2

A Broken Hill message states that the prospects for a resumption of the wining industry are now brighter than at any other time during the trouble…

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British Coal Strike No New Developments .Scottish Railwaymen Ready to Strike the Most Serious Fight in England’s History

The Daily Express · Tuesday 19 October 1920 · page 1

The coal position was unchanged during the week-end. Public attention is focussed on the industrial conferences commencing to-day, also…

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Coal Strike. Increasing Bitterness. Wales the Storm Centre. Suggested Seizure of Mines. London

Daily Advertiser · Wednesday 20 October 1920 · page 2

Increasing bitterness if already showing amongst the strikers. Wales is the storm centre, and a movement is on foot there to follow the Italian…

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British Coal Strike. Transport Workers Undecided Ironworkers Idle London, Oct 18

The Daily Express · Wednesday 20 October 1920 · page 1

The transport workers held [?] to-day, but are still undecided in thir policy regarding the dark. and will meet again to-morrow…

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British Coal Strike House of Commons Discussion Suggested 2/- As a Temporary Measure Proposed Conference of Owners and Miners

The Daily Express · Thursday 21 October 1920 · page 1

Moving the adjournment of the House of Commons in connection with the coal strike, Mr. Horne said that any Government which dealt…

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Coal Mine Explosion Big Death Roll. New York, Oct. 20

The Daily Express · Friday 22 October 1920 · page 1

A Pekin report states that an explosion and a fire has occurred at Fengshan coal mine, Chili Province, killing more than. 422 laborers. It is…

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The Coal Miners' Secretary Issues Statement. The Conditions of Peace. LONDON

Cootamundra Herald · Friday 22 October 1920 · page 1

Mr. Hodges, secretory for the miners' union, has issued a statement containing the conditions of peace with the Government…

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Effect of Coal Strike

Daily Advertiser · Friday 22 October 1920 · page 2

The "Freeman's Journal" predicts appalling conditions in Dublin, if the coal strike continues. The city is practically without coal, and thousands…

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British Coal Strike London, Oct 21

The Daily Express · Friday 22 October 1920 · page 1

It is estimated 100,000 men are already out of work in other industries on account of the coal strike. The National Council of the…

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Towards Settlement Labor Leaders' Suggestion. Negotiations May Be Re-opened. Wilsh Miners Still Stubborn. London

Daily Advertiser · Friday 22 October 1920 · page 2

The "Daily Mail" states that a section of the miners' leaders, including Messrs. Hodges, Brace and Hartshorn, are urging the Government to called…

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The Riverina Coalfield Important Develo[?] the Coorasin Mine

The Daily Express · Saturday 23 October 1920 · page 2

[?] an intervio[?] last night with Mr. E.S. Cowling one of the prin[?] in the Coor[?]bin coal syndicate that gentlemen important developments had…

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Ray of Hope. Government and Miners Secretly Confer Fighting Hard to Prevent Railway Strike Calmness and Orderliness a Feature, London

Daily Advertiser · Saturday 23 October 1920 · page 4

The calmness and orderliness prevailing is one of the most striking features of the great strike. Anxiety however, is intense for immense…

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