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Blast Furnaces and Steel Plants
Paymaster—H. A. Fredenhagcn
(At South Chicago. III., Wisconsin Steel
Supl. Boll and Rivel Depl.—C. E. Slyke
Works)
Supt. Roll Depl.—T. W. Campbell
Gen. Supt.—George E. Ro*e
Safely Dir.t'n-r—H. M. Croghan
Assl. Gen. Supl.—I. O. Jones
Gen. M. M.—B. S. Burell
Supt. B. F.—H. P. Howland
Pur. Agl.—J. E. Stafford
Supi. Coke Oven Depl.—L. B. Robertson
Supt. Splice Bar and Tie Plato Dept.—P. Supl. O. H.—P. L. Ramsey
J. Werner
Asst. Supi. 0. H.—John Sullivan
Assl. Traffic Mgr.—R. E. Flynn
Supi. Bessemer Depl.—J. A. Overend
Assl. Supl. Power Dept.—W. A. Perry Supl, Rollinr Mills—T. M. Jewell
EQUIPMENT—Four blast furnaces. 26 Supl. Rolling Mills (North Mill)—T. J.
open hearth furnaces, one 36-inch bloom­ Jenkins
ing mill, one 40-Inch blooming mill, one Chief Engr.—Wm. Forsslrom
32-inch blooming mill, one 28-inch Gen. M. M.—T. R. James
rail and slruclural mill, one 24-inch Supt. Elee—Frank A. Wiley
slruclural milt, Iwo 24-inch billet and Chief Chemi*! and Mel.—B. F. Couririgbl
slob mills, one 19-inch sheet bar mill, PRODUCT—Sleel bars
one 100-inch plate mill, one continuous Capacity—350,000 gross tona annually
Mill, 11-inch, one merchant milt, 14- (At Auburn Park, Chicago. DL, Weber
inch; 18 Bbeet mills, various nut. bolt,
Works, 601 W. 81st St.
rivel and spike machines; splice bar and Gen. Supl.—M. J. LaCroix
lie plate machine*; 204 coke ovens Assl. Gen. Sup!.—C. E. Casperson
PRODUCTS—Pig iron, billets. Mruclural Chief Engr.—A. J. Kramer
shapes, tails, bar*, plates, sheet*, boll* Assi. Chief Engr,—C. J. Diets
nuis. rlrvt', spikes, silo rods. lie platea, Elee (Al Tractor Engr,—Jo*. Works, Newman 2600 VV. 31st Blvd..
splice bars and coke by-products
Sleam Engr.—F. Chicago. A. Heine HI.)
Railroads—Indiana Harbor Bel! R. R. and Gen. M. M.—II. Supt.—E. R. Stivinski C. Lut*
connections with all Chicago railroads Asst. Storekeeper—T. Gen. Supt.—J. J. Murphy H. Waring
(At Milwaukee, Wjs.. Planl. 43rd and (At Chief Auburn Engr.—D. Park. B. Chicago, Baker III.. 601 W.
Burnham Sis.)
M. M.—H. 81*1 A. St.. Huntoon Weber Works)
Gen. Supl.—E. G. Jones
Gen. Safely Supt.—F. Engr.—J. 0. M. Lossmann Khrler
Pur. Agl.—C. D. Garber
Chief PRODUCTS—Tractors Engr.—R. Alexander snd moiors
Hot Mill Supi.—Tom 0. Yosi
(At Safely Canton. Engr.—A. III.. Doll Planl)
Asst. Hot Mill Sup!.—Al Verfurth
Storekeeper—E. Gen. Supi.—C. B. W. Reed Koeher
Foreman Galv. Dept.—E. A. We**ely (At Works Rock Auditor—C. Palls. 111.. Tints Works)
Poreman Galv. Dept.—Earl Baughammcr Gen. Supt.—Roy Gleason
Chief Elee—F. B. Rurey
Chief Engr.—Edw. A. Freeman
Roll Turner—Art Partridge
M. M.—J. F. Sundberg
Labor Foreman—Pat King
Foreman Machine Shop—Karl Cruse
M. M.—G. VV. Smesd
Safely In*p.—Tho*. F. Kelly
Safely Inspector—F. G. Oti*
PRODUCT—Agricultural implements
Machinist Foreman—R. Gly
(At Well Pullman, III., Work*)
Storekeeper—R. E. Johnston
Supl.—M. J. Graham
EQUIPMENT—Ten sheet mills, 5 galea- M. M.—C. D. Bending
nizlng pot*
Elee Engr.—J. A. Fisher
Capacity—60,000 net tona
(At Port Wayne, Ind.)
Railroad—C ft N. W.
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Sap*.—J. J. Rodger*
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO..
Assl. Sppt.—C. M. Harri*on
Vice Gen. Mfr. Chairman—Harold Pre*.—Alex l*t Vice Mgr. Bee—Wm. Capilal—$100,000,000. Akron, 606 Operates Chicago, Mill, III. III.: day $62,678,400: issued, Vice Pre*.—A. Counsel—Wm. Pre*.—H. Pre*., Pre*.—Cyrus of Industrial Plania Springfield. So. 1734 Mfg.—John Pres.—H. 0.: $99,876,772
Wisconsin M. III.; Trea*.—G. Michigan Legge al Auburn, W. E. Gate Auburn B. Kelnions—George Deering $130,000,000, Fullerton McKinslry
F. Utley O.; McCormick, S. F. 0. McCormick
Steel Ave. N. Elliolt Perkins Wesi A. Park, preferred: Wood* Y.; Works Ranney Ave., Works, Chicago. Pullman. Chic-go. Rock Jr. common: Chicago, J. Rolling Issued, Fall*. South Kel- III. Supl. Chief (At Supt.—Karl Prod. Springfield, Toot*—Robl. Insp.—F. Mgr.—F. O. Sehrieber A. C. O., Spurgln Slat* Mahan Work*) Jr