Miners Heed Appeal
SYDNEY, Saturday.—Mr. C. Nelson, general president of the Miners' Federation, and Mr. G. W. 8. Grant. general secretary, yesterday appealed to…
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Coal Production Threatened by Miners Federation
SYDNEY, Monday.—The Secretary of the [?] Federation (Mr. Grant) said to-day that [?]…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: Three hundred miners at Hebburn No. 1 Colliery Weston Pit, staged a stay-in strike to-day. Refusal to leave the workings…
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Robert Thomson, aged 57 years 5 Booval, and Robert Grieve, aged 58 years, East Ipswich, were crushed to death in a fall of shale at New…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—Northern coalowners were adopting irritation tactics in an attempt to bring ridicule upon the reference boards, declared…
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WASHINGTON, Sunday.—John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, announced to-day that negotiations for a settlement of the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—On the grounds that a stoppage might result at all Australian coal mines through the deduction of annual holidays on account…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—"The miners are not asking for something to which they are not entitled in protesting against the holiday penalty clause of…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: Two floating mines have been discovered and destroyed in the shipping lanes on the New South Wales and Victorian…
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday. There was a further outbreak of violence in the coal strike today, when two negro miners, who are members of the…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Two floating mines have been discovered and destroyed off the shipping lanes near the New South Wales and Victorian coasts…
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LONDON, Wednesday (A.A.P.).—Albanian patriots have partly destroyed important iron and copper mines in the Mirdita region. The Italian chief…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Stoppages at coalfields throughout Australia are likely unless a satisfactory agreement in the annual holiday dispute is…
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday. — The sympathy strike movement is spreading rapidly and now 137 commercial coal mines in Pennslvama. West…
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NEWCASTLE, Friday: Miners at Wallarah Colliery staged a "stay in" strike today as a protest against the holiday penalty clause of' the award…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.-Because Mr. H. C. Finnis, an executive member of the Coal Control Board, is not acceptable to the Miners' Federation as chairman…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—As a protest against the holiday penalty for stoppages, about 400 miners staged a stay-in strike at Wallarah mine in…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday (A.A.P.)— defence officials said to-night, as reports came in of shootings in connection with the coal strike and the…
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SYDNEY, Monday: The coal strike on the northern field extended today, when 600 men from the Burwood and 400 from the John Daring collieries…
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BURINE (Tas.) Sunday. — James [?]urrelly, 25, and Gerald Quinn, 21, single, both of Gormanston, died this morning from injuries received in the…
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