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1888 Oct
Miners Wages – Firm Attitude of The Men – Pits Set Down
1912 Mar
National Coal Strike – Premier’s Important Statement – Government Favour Minimum Wage.
1912 Mar
The National Coal Strike – How the Local Firms Stand
1912 Mar
The National Coal Strike – Situation at the Local Collieries
1919 Jan
Miners Pleased.
1919 Feb
Trouble at Houghton Main – Notices or Reinstatement.
1919 Jul
Coal Strike Local Situation – Industry Running Down. Mines Calm & Orderly
1919 Jul
Coal Miner’s Strike – Mines Quickly Flooding.
1919 Aug
Yorkshire Coal Strike – 3rd Week of Dispute – Mass Meetings in District
1920 Nov
Coal Strike Ended- Work Resumed Yesterday
1921 Apr
Federation Secretary’s Sombre Outlook – Appeal to Yorkshire Men – “A Great Sacrifice.”
1921 Apr
The Triple Alliance. – Manifesto Gives Case for Stoppage.
1921 May
Mining Strike – Over 4 Million Unemployed
1921 May
Strike in Seventh Week
1922 Sep
Houghton Main – Satisfactory Settlement after Dispute.
1929 Aug
Houghton Main Dispute – Afternoon Shift Men Cease Work
1939 Nov
Colliery Dispute
1939 Dec
Sequel to Houghton Pit Stoppage – Summonses Adjourned
1942 Jun
Stoppage at Houghton Main – Second Within a Week
1944 Apr
South Yorkshire Coal Strike – Majority of Miners Still Out
1947 Sep
Strike Costs 60,000 Tons of Coal Daily – 42 Pits & 50,000 Men Involved – Government May Intervene
1969 Oct
Serious Effects of The Strike