The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-05
owners ARE
to- unite IN
SINGLE BODY
Window Glass Manuf ctuF.
ers Are Now Forming
National Association
MOST OF THE PLANTS
VIII Be in the National If
Promoters Succeed in
Organizing It.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Aug. 5-Lia.
Glassworker says 1900 pots were
represented at the Columbus meet
ing of hand plant operators, and 4
was the unanimous opinion Of those
present that the proposed national
association shout be formed and
made a permanent organi1a lion. =
was pointed out that the larger tl1e
membership the greater the value
of the association, and Il Has;a DE-
cided to again place the matter up
to the Individual manufactures
and try to launch the company With
a minimum pottage Of 1000 e
thought that the organization COM
mfttee will call another meetlEil
within the next two weeks le1,
the details Of the plan viii be care
fully worked out. On the u1RtseE
of claims and credits alone IT. q.
figured that the assuciatton
save members many dimes 4ta Sc
and these items are only two 81 5tps'
many subjects that VIII be hand eas
Applications and CheciS receives.
up TO August 3 by Acting seeEe
John R. Johnston:
pennsylvania w. C. Company. CO
pacity OF GO pots; Utica Glass Cons
pany, 4s; Licking w. g. Company
as. consolidated w. q. Company
4 80. Johnston Glass Company sos
Midland Glass Company, -; Camp
Glass Company. 4s; cole GAS
Company. As; west Fork CLASS
Company, SO; Dunkirk W. g. COM
pany. SO; ID. o. Cunningham Glass
Company 80; AIlegany ". g. Com
pany, As; Charleston w. g. Com,
pany, SO; wilcox Glass Company
"a: Cheyenne w. G. Company SQs
BIackford w. G. Company. 800
Crescent w. G. Company, 49, a-
sonton Glass Company, 80; 1nae-
pendent w. G. company, 24s Cum
bingham w. G. Company, S6; Point
Marion w. G. company 24s Latay-
cite w. C. company, "a; New BEN
Iehem w. G. Company, 80; "A. f. y.
Company, 90; Fairchance W.
Company. 80. Total, 995 pots.
Companies that have sent notices
of their Intention to join the aasq-
cation are:
Brookv!le G. e T. Company SO
pots; Empire Glass Company, so;
Kane w. G. Company, so; 4Servin
Glass Company. 80; smithpoEs
Glass Company. SO; Case g GAleE4y
Company, 80; Central w. G. Com
pany. "a; Enterprise CLASS Cone
many, 60; Dominion w. G. Com
pany. SO; FairmOnt w. g. Company
SO; Ideal w. C. Company 24S w
R. Jones Glass Company. 4s; Ma
rllla w. G. Company. so; Peerless
w. G. Company. "a; Tuna CLASH
Company, 4s; Chanute w. G. Coms
many 30; Modern w. G. Company,
"a; Fredonia w. G. Company 4s.
Total, 7Os pots.
From the above it viii be seen
that forty-three factories with ca
pacity 1908 pots have alrea1s
Joined the movement or have sigat-
fed their Intention OF Joining. Y
is conhdentially anticipated taSs
this number will be very matertaiiy
increased within the next few des
and that 1000 or more pots VIII Pc
In line when the next meeting
called.
The following recommendatteL1s
for the organization of manufactut-
ers were made as result Of the
Columbus meeting:
The name OF the association shat
be 'sNational Association OF WindoAS
Glass Manufacturers"
The object and purpose OF the as
ISOLATION shall be the social inter-
course of its members, the inter
change of ideas in regard to the or
Grafton OF factories, the dtstrFbu tiep
OF such statistical information