Coal. The Burning Question of the Day. Householders Anxiously Await Results of Miners Ballot. They are Prepared for Eventualities in the Government Yards, But the Merchants’ Yards Show a Sadly Depleted Stock.

Series

Series Name

Gaumont Graphic

Issue

Issue No.

984

Date Released

26 Aug 1920

Stories in this Issue:

1. 1Traffic Problems. Members of the Carl Rosa Opera Co. Find Motor Charabancs the Cheapest But ... Turkish Refugees Use the Railway (4th Class). Some of the Bridges are So Low, Many Passengers are Injured.
2. 2A Royal Guest. Prince of Wales Entertained by the Australian Jockey Club
3. 3Warsaw Saved. General Rejoicing and Enthusiastic Welcome to Marshal Pilsudski, Poland’s Commander-In-Chief
4. 4Peace with Russia Meeting. Demonstration to Advocate Recognition of Soviet Government Held in Trafalgar Square
5. 5Coal. The Burning Question of the Day. Householders Anxiously Await Results of Miners Ballot. They are Prepared for Eventualities in the Government Yards, But the Merchants’ Yards Show a Sadly Depleted Stock.

Story

Story No. within this Issue

5 / 5

Summary

SHOTLIST: Coal yard and railway; stationary wagons; official addressing a couple of miners. Wales.

Keywords

Mining; Labour relations

Library number GR

4102

Length of story (in feet)

50

Story extras:

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