American Flint Glass Workers' Union - 1916 Convention - Tiffin, Ohio
List of Delegates
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[Trade Journal] Publication: The Glassworker Pittsburgh, PA, United States |
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DELEGATES TO TIFFIN. Among the A. F. G. W. U. Local Unions who have already elected their delegates to the Flint convention at Tiffin, O., are the following: Local Union No. 1, Brooklyn, N. Y. John F. Kennedy and Frank E. Sigward. Local Union No. 2, Glassport, Pa. Wm. Vollmer, Henry Cass, and John Murray. No. 3, Alexandria, Ind. Jos. Kramer, Burton Stage, Charles W. Schroth, Jos. Fitzsimmons, Michael L. Miller, Frank Eagelson, and Thomas Riley. No. 6, Gas City, Ind. Wm. F. Shearer and Horace McDaniel. No. 7, Millville, N. J. Jerry Martz. No. 8, Steubenville, O. Harry S. Russell, Frank Kelly, William H. Russell, and George Bates. No. 9, Wheeling, W. Va. M. G. Bilz, Samuel Young, Thos. Defilbaugh, and Harry Boecher. No. 10, Moundsville, W. Va. John W. Martin, Harry A. Davis, Chas. E. Guthrie, C. R. Leidy, James N. Coen. No. 12, Zanesville, O. Chris. W. Rossler. No. 13, Bellaire, O. Harry Cook, John Conroy, James Snodgrass, and Joseph Flaherty, alternates, David Jones, George Barrett, John Morgan, and Frank Hackett. No. 14, Niles, O. Frank Doran, Mark Griffiths. No. 16, New Martinsville, W. Va. David H. White. No. 17, New Bedford, Mass. Thomas S. Krick. No. 19, Toledo, O. Paul L. Martin. No. 20, Port Jervis, N. Y. Algot Nelson. No. 21, Pittsburg, Pa. Carl E. Buehrig. No. 22, Williamstown, W. Va. Harry Kellar, R. Rodgers. No. 23, Muncie, Ind. Cyrus Herron, Henry A. Barth. No. 25, Rochester, Pa. Oscar Enigson, Harris C. Cramer. No. 26, Star City, W. Va. Chas. Coleman, Warren Martin, and Edwin McShaffer. No. 28, Toledo, O. Joseph W. Ludlow, Patrick Maguire. No. 30, Newark, O. George Warner. No. 31, Fostoria, O. Frank Aberle, Otha Mosser. No. 32, Pittsburg, Pa. Walter H. Dimmick, Thos. J. Gallagher, Chas. J. Horni, Wm. Laffey, William Geary. No. 34, Bellaire, O. Thos. Powers, Ross Logan, and Henry Kinkade; alternates, Jesse Lovejoy, Ben Miller, and James R. Ebbetts. No. 35, Marion, Ind. Charles Barnes. No. 36, Monaca, Pa. Charles Grant, John Sephton. No. 37, Cincinnati, O. Elmer W. Crothers. No. 38, Beaver Falls, Pa. Orlando M. Kyser, Francis A. Manion. No. 39, Tiffin, O. Harper C. Hoffman, V. J. Breitenbach, Roy A. Williams, Urban O. Stritt. No. 40, Arcadia, Ind. Loammi Lively. No. 42, Cameron, W. Va. A. W. Jones. No. 44, Vineland, N. J. John O'Brien, Wm. Flowers, Chas. Hughes, and Patrick Reilly. No. 45, Toronto, Ont. Edward Hoskins, John C. Ford. No. 46, Millville, N. J. Wilson J. Homan, Harry Edwards, Harry C. Wettstein. No. 47, Point Marion, Pa. John Fishbaugh and George McCahon. No. 48, Brackenridge, Pa. John Stauffer and Jos. Kalcoff. No. 49, Fairmont, W. Va. H. W. Brandon , Joseph List, Victor Walk, Louis Brown. No. 51, Kokomo, Ind. Lewis M. Newman. No. 52, Swissvale, Pa. William Pennington, J. L. Schneider. No. 54, Lonaconing, Md. Chas. Hummell. No. 55, Washington, Pa. Lawrence Gideon. No. 58, Wheeling, W. Va. D. L. Marshall. No. 59, Moundsville, W. Va. J. W. Black. No. 60, Lancaster, O. Charles E. Jewell and Harry Pence. No. 63, Meriden, Conn. Wm. Marshall, James Farrell. No. 64, Philadelphia, Pa. Albert Harvey, Wm. Gardner, C. A. Crosson, Wm. A. Madden, Daniel Ellis. No. 65, Bridgeville, Pa. David Jenkins. No. 67, Rochester, Pa. Roy M. Levis. No. 68, Brooklyn, N. Y. V. J. Aque. No. 69, Brooklyn, N. Y. Thomas F. Ray. No. 70, Wallaceburg, Ont. Thos. Brick, D. I. McLaren. No. 71, Indiana, Pa. George Kubler. No. 72, North Vernon, Ind. Alb. Rosenberger, Sr., Rheinhart Diederick, Edward Fiedler. No. 73, Toronto, O. Leo Cadegan, Wm. R. Corry, Chas. McAfee, George Weidner. No. 74, Cambridge, O. Harley Weaver, Jacob Koltz, and Daniel Conrath. No. 75, Huntington, W. Va. Harry W. Keehn. No 76, Millersburg, O. James A. Hill. No. 77, Morgantown, W. Va. Clyde L. Schriver, Perry E. Dornley, and Herman Gessner. No. 78, Rochester, Pa. Edward Brown. No. 79, Philadelphia, Pa. Richard Orth. No. 80, Coraopolis, Pa. Frank H. Cupps, A. E. Burgun. No. 81, Toledo, O. Joseph Quill, Al Hoskins, Thos. L.Hoare, Edw. Hasenauer, John R. Quigley, George Logan, Frank Mackall, Jess White, James Rounbehler. No. 82, Byesville, O. N. J. Lefevre, Herbert Knecht. No. 83, Toledo, O. Otto Witchner. No. 85, Jeannette, Pa. Jas. F. Denny, Thomas Gill. No. 86, Jeannette, Pa. Wm. Manfredo, Edgar Metz. No. 88, Flemington, N. J. John W. Ewing. No. 89, Cambridge, O. Chas. A. Merritt. No. 90, Baltimore, Md. Henry Eise, Rolland Bennett, and George Roberts. No. 91, Pittsburg, Pa. Fred Sarsfield, Ray Bobbs, Herman Richter, Patrick Gillooly. No. 94, New Cumberland, W. Va. Geo. F. Hawkes. No. 95, Morgantown, W. Va. Joseph A. Bertie. No. 96, Follansbee, W. Va. Robert E. Coen. No. 97, Buckhannon, W. Va. Lewis Wohinz. No. 98, Hawley, Pa. Ralph H. Seaman. No. 101, Morgantown, W. Va. A. J. Devine, Edward Steindle, and J. W. Weible. No. 103, Grapeville, Pa. Edward M. Miller. No. 106, Sapulpa, Okla. C. Boren. No. 107, Dunkirk, Ind. Grant Moore, John Ross, George Eddie, and James Coughlin. No. 108, Bridgport, W. Va. Harry Wann. No. 110, Cincinnati, O. Al Metzger. No. 111, Jeannette, Pa. John Fisher, Edw. Bauer, Jacob Maier. No. 113, New Bedford, Mass. Peter J. McGregor. No. 118, Huntington, W. Va. John H. Earl. No. 119, S. Connellsville, Pa. Frank H. Kubler. No. 125, Morgantown, W. Va. Alva Hoke and Frank Feck. No. 126, Wellsburg, W. Va. Joseph B. Coombs. No. 127, Lancaster, O. Lewis Walker, Claude A. Dale. No. 131, Millville, N. J. John P. Royal. No. 132, Vineland, N. J. Harry Lilly. No. 136, Rochester, Pa. John C. Hamilton, Fred Riddle. No. 137, Cumberland, Md. John F. Carbrey and Joseph Zihlman.
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