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Blast Furnaces and Steel Plants
Pur. Agt.—Harry Tesgan
Gen. Supt.—Oram Crenncll
Prod. Mgr.—Joseph Koonls
Chief Engr.—H. VV. Brighiman
Met.—E. T. Icke.
EQUIPMENT—For manufacturing cold
finished steel bars
PRODUCTS—Drawn and turned shafting,
etc.
Capacity—125.000 Ion* per year
Capital—$2,400,000
Railroad*—P. C. ft Y. and P. ft L. E.
(Al Rankin. Pa.. Works)
Gen. Supt.—Edward J. Crennell
PRODUCTS—Cold finished steel*
COLUMBIA TOOL STEEL CO., Chicago
Heights, III.
Pre*.—Arthur T. Clarage
Vice Pre*.—A. R. Waters
Treas.—A. J, Scrcid
See—Alexander B. Peterson
Gen, Sunt.—C. B. Shoenberger
Supt. Melting Dept.—VV. J. Matthews
Chief Chemist—R. B. McCauley
Met.—A. J. Scheld. Jr.
EQUIPMENT—Crucible furnace*, rolling
mill*, hammer;, healing and annealing
furnace*
PRODUCTS—Alloy and carbon tool steels
COMMERCIAL STEEL CASTINGS CO.,
Otis St., Marion. 0.
Pre*.—-John D. Owens
' ice Prea.—H. J. Barnhart
Tie**.—M. C. McNeil
See and Mgr.—Frank D. Glo*ser
I-ur. Agt.— W. A. Griffith
EQUIPMENT—10-ton O. H. furnace
PRODUCTS—Miscellaneous sleel casting*
Capacity—6.000 tona per year
Railroad*—Erie, C. ft E.. Hocking Valley,
Penn.. N. Y. C. two electric line*
COMMONWEALTH STEEL CO.. Granite
City. II).
Pres.—Clarence H. Howard
Vice Pre*.—Harry M. Pflager
Vice Prea and Sales Mgr.—Georgo E.
How-rd
Vice Pre*, and Mgr. Pur.—Harrison Hob-
See—Oliver Trea*.—R, Pur. Gen. Assl. Prod. Mech. Chemist—Walter Safety Employment PRODUCTS—Cart and cars; engine and lit telle Mgr.—Arthur Agt.—A. to Mgr.—Charles Supt.—Karl tender Engr.—E. Insp. upright locomotlw Gen. truck*: Pilabury Office—E. Edward T. truck* Mgr.—John W. end I.edford G. also G. beds, Carton S. sleel T. frames Roepke Quesnal for Hatquist S. Howard pans, Morey F. pilots, Erode trucks, locomotives H. Varnum tender for Locke pilot passenger platforms frames beam*,
CONNELLSVILLE MFG. ft MINE SUP­
PLY CO.. Connellsville. Pa.
Gen. Mgr.—Charle- L. Baer
PRODUCT— Labor -saving mine machinery
CONNOLLY STEEL CASTING CO.,
Clark Ave. Chelsea, Mass.
Pres.—Julia Connelly
Treas. and Pur. Agt.—James Connelly
Sec. and Gen. Supl.—Archibald Munro
EQUIPMENT—Two 6-pot crucible fur
naces
PRODUCTS—Smalt crucible steel machinery
castings
Capacity—180 Ions a year
Capital—$3,000; issued, $2,100
Railroads—B. ft M., from Chelsea; B. A
A. from Boston; N. Y. N. H. ft H.
CONNORS STEEL CO.. 1007 Empire.
Bldg.. Birmingham, Ala. Plant: Woodlawn,
Ala.
Pres. and Gen. Mgr.—G. W. Connor*
Vice Pre*.. Treaa. and Pur. Agi.—XV. M.
Hoke
See—Geo. VV. Connor*. Jr.
(Al Woodlawn, Ala., Plant, 50th and
Southern Railway)
Gen. Supl.—B. B. Pugh
Assl. Gen. Supt.—.'. E. Godwin
Masier Mechanic—B. W. Peyton
PRODUCTS—Barrel hoops, cotton lie*.
light Heel band* and reinforcing bar*.
Capacity—50,000 tons annually
Railroad*—Southern
CONSOLIDATED CONCRETE MACHIN­
ERY CORP.. (Adrian Casting :>,vision).
E. Beecher St.. Adrian. Mich.
Gen. Mgr. .ind Pur. Agt.—Isaac Baitctt
Gen. Supt.—Fred Felser
Chief Engr.—Fred Bristol
EOUIPMENT—Two Cupol**
PRODUCTS—Grey iron and acmi-steel
casting*
Capacity—20 Ion*
Railroad*—D. T. ft I. siding; Wabash. N.
Y. C.; T. ft W.; trunk connections with
Detroit, Hillsdale. Flint, etc.
COPLAN STEEL CORP.. Ogdensburg, N.
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Y. (Subsidiary Hull Iron ft Sleel Fdry.,
Pres.—A. 1RODUCTS—Chromite COPPER-WELD Chairman Pre*, Vice Tieaa,—A. See—1\ Pur. PRODUCTS—Copper-welded Ltd.. grate and mills, balls Pa. Pre*.—W. Pre*.—R, Agt.—Morna and chrome Hull, sleel bars R. Exec. Gen. H. E. S. STEEL earnings, Coplan. nickel for Que.) Slrausser Mgr.—S. ,J. Kaplan Committee—I. M. locomotives, Frank Slegel Page CO.. for al chrome beat mines Hull. E. Gla**port, Braroer resisting aleel W. forged and Que. manganese Frank wlra cement aleel *teel