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Blast Furnaces and Steel Plants
Mech. Engr.—C. E. Byeraon
Asat. Supt.—E. Johnson
M. M.—S. G. McAnully
Chief Draftsman—Eric Lundberg
Steam Engr.—J. M. Howard
Smith Shop Foreman—El wood M. Samsel
Chief Elee—J. K, Withcripc-on
Pal tern Shop Foreman-—D. S. Paul
Mei.—P. J. Neely
Mach. Shop Foreman—Wm. Mcl.enegau
Chief Chemist—C. D, Puller
Foundry Foreman—John Peck
Foreman Machinists—W, C. Cole and G. Boiler Shop Poreman—Willi* C. Tobias
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PRODUCTS — Maintenance and new In-
READING IRON CO., Baer BIdg., Readslatlation
work for Reading Iron Co.,
ing, Pa,
plants; designers and builders of gen­
Prea.—L. E. Thomas
eral heavy machinery., including sugar
Vice Pre*.—J. M. Callen
cane mills, rolling mills, cotton com­
See—G. W. Detany
presses, engines, pumps, boilers, forc­
Treas.—N. W. Yost
ings, ele
Pur. Agt.—G. P. D. Mailman
(At Charcoal Iron Planl. Reading, Pa.)
Assl. Pur. Act.—R. J. VVenger
Supt.—Geo. L. Moore
Geo. Supl.—J. M. Koch
Assl. Supt.—E. C. Himmelbcrger
Gen. Supt. Blast Furnaces and Ore Mines M. M.—Geo. E. Maurer
—J. N. Sherer
PRODUCT —Charcoal Iron skelp. muck
Mel. Engr.—J. P. Roe
bar
Chief Engr.—G. L. Schuhmann
(At Pollstown. Pa.. Plant)
Const. Foreman—E. VV. VVonUcl
Supl.—Geo. T. Arm*
Sate* Mgr.—H. F. Maltern
Foreman Nail Depl.—C. Noriadin
A*»t. Sale* Mgr.—F. M. English
PRODUCT—Cut nails and muck bar
Mgr. Boiler Tube Sales—G. H. Woodruffo (At Danville Pa., Montour Rolling Mills)
Mgr. Cut Nail Dept.—C. J. MalUberger Supt.—H. T. Heeht
Engr. Testa—C. T. Rossler
Assl. Supl.—J. VV. Guyler
Adv. Mgr.—A. P. Hartranfl
PRODUCT-—Bar iron, muck bar and
(At Tube Works. Reading. Pa.)
wrought iron skelp
Supt.—J. H. Dowd
Capacity — 40.000 tons bar. socket and
Assl. Supt.—E. H. Leonard
skelp iron, 30,000 ions muck bars
Engr, of Teals—C. T. Ressler
(At Birdsboro, Pa., Birdsboro Plant)
Gen. Foreman—H. C. Strafford
Supl.—J. T. Ritey
Production Engr.—J. H. Cooper
Capacity—18.000 tons rolled product* and
Chief Electrician—J. R. Penman
100.000 kegs cut nails
Chief Clerk—VV. H. Koch
(At Columbia, Pa., Columbia Milts)
Chief Planner—E. J. Connolly
Supt.—L. S. Boris
Chief Draftsman—A. Bailey
Capacity—20.000 tons muck bars and 18.-
M. M.—F. Beck
000 ton* skelp
PRODUCTS—Genuine wrought iron pipe. (At Emaus. Pa.. Crumwold Furnace)
oil well casing and tubing, charcoal iron Acting Supl.—R. C. D. Palm
boiler tubes
Capacity—62,000 tona pig iron
Capacily—250,000 tona of tubular prod­ (At Kimmclion. Pa.. Somersel Coal Mines)
ucts in 552 different size* and kinds Sunt.—G. J. Krebs
(Keystone Furnace. Reading, Pa)
Capacliy—150.000 tons biluminous coal
Supt.—P. 0. Wolf
READING STEEL CASTINGS CO.. Read­
M. M.—Chas, Schmale
Chemist—W. P. Heberle
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ing Pa. (Reading Steel Div.; Reading
(At (Al (At Supt.—J. Gen. M. Supl.—C. PRODUCT—Wrought Supt.—O. Aim. M. PRODUCTS—Wrought Supt.—D. Asst. PRODUCT—Wrought PRODUCTS—Gray muck iron M.—P. M.—Wm. Ninth Olcy Roe Scott Foreman—P. Supt.—F. Supl,—VVm. bar Puddlcr. St. H. Bjorkbohm
J. St. Foundry, H. P. Bickley Milter Mills, Haines Johnston Hause Mill*. E. Reading, L. Houaum Foose forge Reading, Walter iron Reading, iron and skelp Pa.) skelp billets Pa.) foundry Pa.)
and pig Treas.—XV. See—W. Oen. Machine Chief If, Met.—E. Safely Storekeeper—H. EQUIPMENT Prea.—W. Vice Pur. Foundry shop, Conn. ialtiesport, Valve M.—E. Agl.—E. Mgr.—M. Prea, Engr,—B. Engr.—A. Conn. pattern Shop and Supt.—J. Die.) Bartetts M. B. Greene Sale*—XV. P. Fitting* — Wheeler. Lashar. Supt.—J. J. Wheeler. L. shop, Steel Goosey M. Flemming McKeone Johnson B. Johnson Div,; etc. Bridgeport. T. Bridgeport. Hood, foundry, Bridgeport, Tolland Morns, Reading Bridgeport, Conn, machine Bridge­ Conn.
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